Hello,
This is my board
what i've used:
-Olson&Hekmati basic board
-Custom motor mount (made by friend)
-Turnigy SK3 (i don't remember the kv, it was fairly high, something like 320)
-3x 2s 5200mah Hard case packs (35c) in series
-HobbyKing 150a esc
-Quanum Transmitter
-1 meter of fake leather
-2x anti flex strips
-3x imax b4 compact chargers (because i had some adapters laying around)
Had some problems first, but figured them both out:
problem 1:
Quanum controller, it wouldn't bind, i figured out it were the alkaline batteries (1,5 per battery) so i used rechargable batteries (1,2v per battery) and haven't got problems yet
problem 2:
Esc with 6s batteries. only when fully charged. the low voltage cut off turns on. i figured out that when you start up the esc. full throttle for 2 seconds immediately, and then everything works normal (included voltage cut-off)
I cut out templates of the battery and esc and cut them out of the board. the battery's are hardcase packs so they don't need anything strong to protect them. the esc i just plexiglassed it. and Since weight was not an issue, i bought 2 metal anti-flex strips and attached them alongside the cut-outs and screwed them inside the board.
The fake leather i used just for decoration (it was only 9 dollars) and i think it just looks nice,
I attached adhesive velcro to it. it holds very well.
I bought an bike-car attachment thing and used it for a car for my little boy (2.5 years)
I'm trying to make it completely safe. i've got him a helmet and installed a seatbelt in the car.
With him, i'm only riding it on the sidewalk fairly slow,
(this is an old photo. the car is looking way better now with headlights and a grill and racing stripes etc, will post it tomorrow)
My questions:
1: Should i protect the motor and/or belt? or is this unnecessary
2: The esc stays cold. can i put it in a closed (waterproof) enclosure?
3: I use 3 different adapters for the batterychargers. 1 is a little slower than the other. Is it harmfull to use charge 2 batteries a little more than the other? how much roughly can they differ? i do have voltage alarms so i can monitor them per cell
Thanks alot!
This is my board
what i've used:
-Olson&Hekmati basic board
-Custom motor mount (made by friend)
-Turnigy SK3 (i don't remember the kv, it was fairly high, something like 320)
-3x 2s 5200mah Hard case packs (35c) in series
-HobbyKing 150a esc
-Quanum Transmitter
-1 meter of fake leather
-2x anti flex strips
-3x imax b4 compact chargers (because i had some adapters laying around)
Had some problems first, but figured them both out:
problem 1:
Quanum controller, it wouldn't bind, i figured out it were the alkaline batteries (1,5 per battery) so i used rechargable batteries (1,2v per battery) and haven't got problems yet
problem 2:
Esc with 6s batteries. only when fully charged. the low voltage cut off turns on. i figured out that when you start up the esc. full throttle for 2 seconds immediately, and then everything works normal (included voltage cut-off)
I cut out templates of the battery and esc and cut them out of the board. the battery's are hardcase packs so they don't need anything strong to protect them. the esc i just plexiglassed it. and Since weight was not an issue, i bought 2 metal anti-flex strips and attached them alongside the cut-outs and screwed them inside the board.
The fake leather i used just for decoration (it was only 9 dollars) and i think it just looks nice,
I attached adhesive velcro to it. it holds very well.
I bought an bike-car attachment thing and used it for a car for my little boy (2.5 years)
I'm trying to make it completely safe. i've got him a helmet and installed a seatbelt in the car.
With him, i'm only riding it on the sidewalk fairly slow,
(this is an old photo. the car is looking way better now with headlights and a grill and racing stripes etc, will post it tomorrow)
My questions:
1: Should i protect the motor and/or belt? or is this unnecessary
2: The esc stays cold. can i put it in a closed (waterproof) enclosure?
3: I use 3 different adapters for the batterychargers. 1 is a little slower than the other. Is it harmfull to use charge 2 batteries a little more than the other? how much roughly can they differ? i do have voltage alarms so i can monitor them per cell
Thanks alot!
