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Great video, really appreciate the time you put into making this. Loving the VESC content. Great recommendation about the fire extinguisher, life saving advice right there.

Great video, really appreciate the time you put into making this. Loving the VESC content.

Great tips here! I messed up so many XT60’s before I figured out the connecting the male and female before soldering trick. 😅

Please don’t use a torque wrench to break bolts or nuts. It messes up the calibration of the wrench. Just get a cheap wrench from harbor freight. They have life time warranty’s for most there tools.

Thank you! You made it look too easy! 😅

1. It's not better. 2. You're a idiot if you think it is. 3. GT throws you off the front 4. VESC doesn't throw you. 5-10 waste of a video. Gt is shit compared to float wheel

Hey Leon, amazing work ! I’m about to convert my XR to vesc with the new ubox 85v 150a and I just have one question for you. I’ve seen other builds using pull down resistors for the footpad sensors, I’m wondering if that is really necessary ? As closely as I can look and see through your videos it doesn’t look like you used them ? Thanks in advance - Trist.

I wish there was a in-depth version of this. For someone who has no idea about vesc

Can u direct me to a list of every part I need to make a vesc from scratch? I kno nothing about vesc but I’m good at building stuff.

Wish I could fckn do that. Mann. Good stuff bro

Vescsiglewheel The best name for this board that use vesc controller

you are all over the place with your videos. i just watched your “why vesc is better than a gt” video where you talk about the exact opposite of what you say in this video. its really making me think your point of view is BULLSHIT and you just want likes and shit. you’re fake . you’re a joke.

Really appreciate you and these videos! I’m just getting into VESC builds and these are great, thank you!

10 reasons why a GT is better than a VESC = "i dont' think it's fair to compare stock boards to modded boards".... lost me, bud

You can rotate the pins in XT connectors?? (face palm) Loved all these tips, thanks for recording this!

This is probably the dumbest video I have ever seen in. I'm afraid to say you are in the vast minority. But some of us like to go fast

Really digging the flow of your board. Where can we find you tune card? Would like to try your setup out!!

🤔🤔 super curious about your motor current & FW settings. i have a 20s2p/Ennoid V4, GT-V 👀

The rails on an XR act as a heat sink. The GT is powder coated so it cannot cool that way. If you have to remove the battery for travelling, you are out of luck, has to go to manufacturer. The ADV is a better price, better made and less expensive.

Leon plsssssss, we need your tune 👀👀👀👀 Post itt 😩😩😩😩

Where did you get that balance lead breakout board?

So much useful info! Thanks

whats the order of plugging in the connectors within the rear box?

1:25 😭

Can you add a buzzer to that thing? How's going so far? Thanks for the video, I just pulled the trigger on the 85V 150A BTW, you didn't address the XLR port in this video.

Watched all your videos. Nice work. Do you do personal builds for sale?

Just subscribed simply because you are a genius.

You deserve a UA-cam award just for this one video. You are an amazing human being! ❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for the info this helped me before i start my first build👍 Subscribed & looking forward to the video on remote tilt

Legend

About to start on my build with floatboxx cxc v2. Did you do any waterproofing for the front box?

I love the long form! As a newbie to the movement, I have a lot of questions and the details really help out. My question is this: I want to get in and start riding. Should I buy a FM and wait for it to break? Or can I DIY a whole board relatively quick with off the shelf parts?

Do not melt solder with the iron. Melt some solder on the iron for heat transfer, heat the wire while you melt the solder to the wire.

This guy knows what's up.

Trigger/hand clamps highly underrated tool for breaking the bead on a tire, and as you showed are useful for other things too.

This whole video makes me feel dumb.

As a guy who had to send my Gt in for water damage. I am calling water proof out of the box BS.

Thanks for another great video! You have been so helpful. Any tips or video of you soldering to the pins of the switchcraft? It is so tight in there with the box right next to the pins that I put the project on hold to reevaluate because I wasn’t comfortable with my skills.

Awesome video! I also got a wtf rewheeled gt and can’t wait to vesc it. Whats the reason you chose the ubox vs others like lil foccer?

well done man!

Thank you, great video! Would have been very helpful for me last year when I vesced two boards, learned many things covered in this video by trying, failing and seeking for help. But also with the things I learned through your video, my repair jobs (if something fails and needs to be redone) will for sure be better. Thanks! 🙏

Is there a way to share the Amazon shopping list by chance?

Hell yeah! Great work dude 🫶 Happy I was able to contribute some ideas that made it into the video :)

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I'm not done with the video but got to the XT90 antispark stuff. Two things: 1) I believe the spark is actually from the capacitance difference when plugging into the controller, which has capacitors. That's why connecting the BMS to the battery doesn't spark, it has no capacitors. 2) At higher voltages common to VESC Onewheels, the resistors in the XT90 antispark connectors only last 5-10 connections. So they are great for a few connections during building and testing, but not enough for any kind of swappable battery build. I'm no expert, but this info was described to me in a phone call with Mario at The Board Garage, and also backed up in VOW Systems swappable battery video. Thanks for posting this, I had to look up DIY RC drone video soldering tutorials to get the basics, so I'm glad there's now a Onewheel specific tutorial!

Dang it Leon, where was this video a few weeks ago when I built my vesc?? Luckily it works, but my next one will be much cleaner. Your content is gold.

Some great beginner tips here. Thanks for this.

Good work! One thing I'll add is a good ventilator or fume extractor! Those fumes can be really dangerous if inhaled on a regular basis.

THE VIDEO I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!!!!! Thank you!!!

Soo awesome...Thanks for the content Leon🤙 You rock!