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Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed that part!

Yes you are correct, however, I ride it in whatever mode is required to meet my testing route speeds. I will make a point to mention that in the next review I record though, thanks for pointing that out.

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Thanks for watching! That is an interesting idea, not a bad one either. I think you'd want to make them just the right height though otherwise risk not having good enough contact. I don't think I'll take mine apart to add it but that's good advice for people who are building theirs for the first time. It sure is a blast though!

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@RBEMotionyea the washers came with my floatboxx. The washers are 0.5 mm and the thermal pad is 1mm. I got the idea from Marios build along with bushing washers that i picked up for the top of the controller under the nyloc nuts. So much fun to build though!!!

Ehh yes and no - its more of a pliable deck than a flexible one. It also depends a bit on your weight. You won't have a boosted board or Flex Pro experience but it does absorb some road bumps.

Thanks for the support! It's definitely been a fun new experience

This is definitely an option, but I find that copper braid and/or soldered joints that are suspended tend to be a lot more durable than welded ones.

Yessir, if its the same as the past 3 events, everyone races against everyone. You qualify via your qualifying laps and get a time, and that time places you into a racing class. After that, you go into heat races against other people in your class, so it really ends up being skill based rather than equipment based. You could have a stooge and ride it for the first time and only be in the lowest class due to inexperience. I think the system is pretty good, but we'll see if they change anything for 2025.

@ I wish we could see the track because I want to order my board that I’m doubling up for racing and group riding. Im probably going to go double kingpin anyway because I love it so much and am stable on it, but if it’s a super loose track with not a lot of tight turns then I will go for something tkp(not many rkp options in the high end beside Hoyt and mboards) the nexus trucks are so wide but when you set the angles higher up they have strong turn ability. I actually feel like the trucks being super wide allows you to get the best of both worlds because you can set the wider trucks to a higher degree and have overall more stability and turn ability at once. The wider trucks give more room for a higher angle. So I might go nexus. I’m probably going to get a pivot gt, and swap the trucks to either evolve super carve 2(only 110 dollars for a pair of the best dkp on the market !!) or the nexus trucks I’ll swap on. Not sure yet! I’m also waiting to see the new nomad the ace deck is supposedly going to be releasing. I think it would be much cooler if they made the nomad full carbon so they could enclose the battery making it a lot more sleek and lighter. I really wish it didn’t have the size battery it did because I feel like it compromises the awesome deck design and all for what? A wave of the dick with battery size that no one will use? The nomad n1 was the perfect size, the best looking nomad in my opinion and it would’ve been perfect if it wasn’t for that massive hump in the middle with its over the top W concave. I don’t know why I do this, I’m rambling again. I can’t resist

Thank you! It is quite a nice deck, wide and comfortable, and just a teensy bit of flex.

Sorry for the late reply! I would consider this: Do you value weight or range more? The N3 and the N1 are fairly similar, with the N3 being the more premium one. I think the trucks on the N3 look a lot cooler, and of course, you have gear drives. For the gear drives and battery alone I'd consider the upgrade. The N3 is extremely heavy though and compared to the much smaller battery in the N1, the portability does change a lot. It really depends on what you want to get out of it. Me personally, I'd take the N3, despite the N1 being much cheaper. I just like range and gear drives.

It is an excellent idea, but takes a ton of skill. I'd say that you could consider contacting radium about it, since they've done it in the past, maybe they could quote you a price for custom work? If they don't you could always take it apart yourself and send the parts to a power coating house to get them colored. For the rest of it, you might be able to get some custom wrap shop to do something, but it's all so small and custom, it might be challenging. Liam told me they spent way too much time on the livery for the XP3 lol

​@RBEMotion somehow I've never thought to contact them about it. If that doesn't work out I'll most likely do what you said and try to get a custom wrap

Yeah I don't ever intend on getting the cells to that temperature, if it wasn't clear my single temp probe is on the charging port rather than the cells. During normal operation my cells don't reach those high temp cutoffs anyway, additionally, even if you do put the probe against a cell inside the fishpaper, the temperature readout wouldn't really be accurate enough to matter, in my opinion.

Excellent! I did check for a firmware update while recording, but I did not find one. I'll have to go and update it soon.

Yep you are right. I check my bms ratings before charging each of my boards in the video to be sure they could take it. Definitely important for others to do the same as well

It is 42v, I charged at that voltage

Dang haha that's a crazy big battery 😂 I built a 12s6p of lifepo4 years ago for my friend and it was massive! Cool that you have active cooling though, how many amps do you charge at?

@RBEMotion only 5 amps on electrical outlet but on step-down solar charge controller it's around 10~20 amps depends on the weather

Dang nice!

Lmao wasn't long enough for you?

@@RBEMotion LOL loving the build process and seeing what goes into it.

Just checked, you're right! That's a shame, I'll check with my contact

Totally fair point of view

@@RBEMotion They should be trying to change the game and offering this as the standard. Thus creating a higher standard for all to attempt to follow. Also making another reason to purchase Exway vs other brands. Kinda like what ever company decided to have CD players standard back in the day. Then all cars ended up giving everyone that as standard.

Thanks for watching! Not all of it will be valuable to every viewer, the length is definitely over the top lol. But ya its definitely packed in there and it's a intriguing product, I just hope the price comes down one day

So much better. 15s battery's shouldn't be used in onewheels. Once you get to low battery with a 15s you lose a lot of torque.

To be honest I'm not really qualified to answer that question since I've never ridden with one haha, I'd imagine this is a good deal more powerful though, but the controller makes a big difference too, as well as settings

I need to record it still - I'd go meepo Envy personally.

thanks! You had by far the best reviews I could find on UA-cam!!

@NickEdsonBasketball thank you I appreciate that! If you go watch my meepo Envy review you can see most of the performance data from the wowgo 3e in the charts to compare!

@@RBEMotion do you have a meepo discount code? Or affiliate link for Envy?

I do not unfortunately, I haven't signed up with them. I should haha

I don't believe any kind of motor guard is offered for these drives.

I think I might have answered my own question, looks like we can use a generic wires and connectors like in this video: ua-cam.com/video/j9-0WwdAxvw/v-deo.htmlsi=QbYhwe5_lyDpGX7y

These cables are almost always included with the bms itself so you shouldn't have to worry about sourcing them

They are 100mm in diameter, not sure what your question is

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching

Thanks! Thought I would try it out, I agree, glad to see em entering the space

Hmm, interesting take. I think it will compete pretty well with the performance of some of the trampa stuff, but it's probably gonna be a bit heavier and less maneuverable depending on which one u get. In terms of suspension, it's definitely a nice idea but it's super heavy and complex and I think it would actually impede you on some routes. I haven't been able to spend time on the Z3 tho so I might have a different opinion if I had.

@@RBEMotion Indeed, I agree regarding the suspension system. I would say it's still in its infancy at the moment, however, I do believe that if innovation progresses on the topic new ways of cutting weight will be discovered and overall make the future of MTB a little closer in performance to downhill moutan bikes, even now if a guy had's the funds and time a full scan of the Z3 suspension system can be made and remodeled with strength and weight cutting in mid while using lighter more exotic materials for the 3D print such as magnesium. Actual solutions to make the whole board lighter exist even now, but I do understand how hard would be to mass-produce this and also to provide an affordable price as well :)).

That would be nice!

Technically they've always been Exway/CST tires, newbee just got to use em early due to connections. 180mm seems like a decent size for some trails, but yeah the weight makes it seem like they'll feel a lot more like 9s than nimble 8s.

Thanks! I hope that people will enjoy, and hope to try it out one day!

Lol thanks for watching M

They are available on the zbatterysolutions website linked in the description.

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed!

Glad you enjoyed it!

I think you may be a little confused with the voltage and amp hour ratings. For example this pack, at 18s, is a fully charged voltage of 75.6v, and is a 10ah pack. Are you asking about a 16s pack?

You might be right, this can be chalked up to the fact that it was my first scooter I've ridden! I'm sure people would like to know this, so I'll heart your comment. Thanks for your feedback

Yeeah that is a tough decision. I think that the Mad 125's are going to offer more in the grip department, but these may still have the comfort advantage

To be honest, I got it with veryyyyy basic settings. At first, I could only go 16mph. Eventually they had me send it back to them so they could update the firmware, and it got better after that. There were no acceleration options in my app at the time either. Possible they updated it. If so, nice! It was a demo unit so I don't have it anymore

@ yeah that makes sense. I get the sense that vmax essentially used a bunch of reviewers as american beta testers. As a recent purchaser of the vx2 pro, I want to thank you sincerely for being among the many influencers who bullied vmax into upping the max speed 🤣. I think it’s very encouraging that they as a company have demonstrated a willingness to accept feedback and adjust to the American market.

@@nostalgiakid100 Hahah that very well could be. This was one of the times when a company reached out to me, and yes, it was definitely to help launch the brand in NA, but I'm glad that we got some positive development out of it. The speed was limited mainly due to regulations in their home country, from what I was made to understand. One other thing is that they had to take it into their warehouse to update the firmware, despite there being a firmware update functionality in the app lol, kind of annoying. Oh well. I hope people have good experiences!

I'm sure they have some sort of plan worked out with a local battery builder or something like that. They're pretty on top of stuff business wise and if they need to find a solution, I'm sure they will.

I get where you're coming from. I think that it has the opportunity to be an excellent day-to-day feature to help control traction on less than ideal surfaces. It can definitely have huge benefits racing if utilized to its fullest, but my honest answer is I haven't spent nearly enough time on the board to say if it would be something that I would love to have every day. I think the plan is for radium to have an app that can interface with the traction control system and even turn it off.

so far everyone who's using RTS for every day riding has never turned it back off, as its very hard to go back. It puts the soul in the Mach One and brings it to life. The app Radium is releasing allows you to fully setup RTS how you like it. There are a lot of tuning tools and each one makes a difference in how the board rides. It's a lot of fun to play with.

​@@liam_evangelistawhen will the app be available? I ordered a mach 1 recently and I'm also curious what you can do on the app.

@calvincash8918 we're still working on the app. It will be available before you get your board though ;)

Hahah yeaaaaah it is quite a tight fit. Definitely not really something I want to do more than a couple times if necessary, glad you enjoyed

😁😁 Thanks for watching

Thank you! Did what I could to be detailed and capture all the nuances

Haha glad to help!

When you do your VESC Tool set up video I think you have a great opportunity to explain not just only what to and not to change, and why but also what happens when you set the things you are to change too low or too high.

@@terreonnhenry5778 Ah that is a good bit of feedback, and I did record it already, but I'll try to add some clarification in voice over if I find that I can provide those sorts of inputs. I'm sure you're aware, it will be a long video already haha