azwillnj said:I am wondering about shipping costs and lead times.. I asked them on kickstarter and their reddit thread, I'll post here if they reply.
mccloed said:azwillnj said:I am wondering about shipping costs and lead times.. I asked them on kickstarter and their reddit thread, I'll post here if they reply.
I think shipping was $69 to US.
azwillnj said:mccloed said:azwillnj said:I am wondering about shipping costs and lead times.. I asked them on kickstarter and their reddit thread, I'll post here if they reply.
I think shipping was $69 to US.
Where was that listed?
what were you expecting? what is ideal?torqueboards said:6s 4200mah lipo is what they are using. I'm actually disappointed in the board now. :?
Not sure, maybe this was a way to get a good balance between discharge rate, size, range and price? Usually 18650 cells take less space than Lipo at equal specs but high discharge 18650 cells are expensive :|torqueboards said:I'm disappointed in the lipo aspect. I was expecting 6S 5ah or close. E-go actually has more battery and uses 18650. But perhaps to get the size really small they did have to go with lipo flat packs.
http://batteryuniversity.com/Szogs said:Sorry to get off-topic, but can someone recommend a good crash course or comparison for battery configuration and chemistry online?
danielzhang said:torqueboards said:6s 4200mah lipo is what they are using. I'm actually disappointed in the board now. :?
What kind of battery are you expecting then?
torqueboards said:danielzhang said:torqueboards said:6s 4200mah lipo is what they are using. I'm actually disappointed in the board now. :?
What kind of battery are you expecting then?
I was hoping 18650 but they want a real thin board which is understandable, I guess... It's the question which we always have trouble actually coming to an actual answer.
I've come to terms with it though. lol
Their goal is simply a real thin longboard which looks as if it was just a longboard but with electrical capabilities.
It works.. but it's a big difference between Do you want a powerhouse (dual motor)? Do you want 20 mile range? Do you want the lightest board possible and lowest range to be just like a longboard.
Stary , isn’t the first company to come up with electronic skateboards, founder and CEO Rex Chen is the first to admit that.
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