Not many people are going to pay for a 3D printed board. Get ready to pay 50k for each injection mold. The market is flooded with competition and these electric longboards are fairly easy to make. There is not much to differentiate the product besides it's wattage and the 18650 batteries he's using are available everywhere. Then you need to look at profit margins after raw materials, shipping, and assembly to determine if there's actually a potential business there.
@@Pryside xD are you trying to say (get tu da chappa ) ? Like Arnold did? Austrian accent haha .. Btw I really loved your skateboard .. and the technical details .. well done..
Yes, he is, he's from Tübingen,Baden-Württemberg You can see in his Video, where he showcases the driving, talking about the reliability, that he drives by cars and if you pause, you can see their Plates ;-)
@@WhitedevilEE if you watch the video and notice the engineering level.. you also reach the conclusion that he's German ;D He's Lucky to be live in Deutschland
@@laitchdasi He's not lucky, because these boards are not allowed to drive on public streets here. (I'm German too) So his board is highly illegal and could be taken by to police if they stop him. (Most cops however are cool about it, as long as you drive responsible and don't hurt/endager anyone)
Learned a lot too. Adding that diode at the input of VESC for over voltage protection, using UART to control the VESC. And water proofing the electronics, cheap and better bearings, etc. Thanks a lot.
einfach nur unglaublich, wie du es hinbekommst, dass deine Boards sich immer übertreffen, während ich noch an meinem Ersten am bauen bin und durch dauerhafte Komplikationen nach ca einem halben jahr erst 30 km gefahren bin Fazit: Hut ab ich bin begeistert. Mach weiter so
Respekt wirklich !💪 Dass du so viel deiner Endergebnisse deines Lernprozess hier bereit stellst der Hammer Extrem hilfreich und zeitsparend für alle die solche projekte angehen
Freaking awesome dude. Thank you so much for all the work and safety priorities in place on the build! I plan to start my first print today. My goal is to have this project completed by August. 😁 So stoked
Man, thank you so much for this video. I really don't understand why people are disliking it. I'll be building two boards for my university project this year and your video helped widen my scope on things I need to analyse. Thanks for the video. You got yourself a new subscriber
Thank you for designing this thing, i have an beaten Loaded board and been wondering for this for a while now. I've thought of installing hub motors because of all the dirt (live on the countryside). Keep on designing and posting these amazing projects, cheers! :)
Another useful and super cheap addition is a small pack of silica gel inside the casing. It will keep out condensation vapour and maintain as dry an area as possible. You will get them free in PLA filament packs so just keep and use.
I would strongly recommend TIG welding those motor brackets to those trucks. I had the same setup with a single motor. After about 200 km the motor mount to truck interface was so loose that the belt started to slip. I had even drilled and tapped the trucks properly with 3 set screws to hold the motor bracket. No problem since I paid someone to weld them for me. Love the build tho!
Nah, no need to. I have ridden these mounts almost 2000km in total and never had any issues. I used loctite 648 for where the mount is touching the axle and loctite 243 for all screws. Holds perfectly.
Nicely done! I’m a sophomore in high school right now but I’m probably going to be an electrical engineer when I grow up. It’s incredible that a relatively small device like that can pull 5kw!
Nice, very cool to hear. I'm currently studying as an EE, it's very useful because you have more options where you want to work at and it's easier to get into higher positions at big companies like Tesla or so. But for a person like you who experiments with flyback transformers in his freetime, this will probably be a huge boring ton of theory. My first sem was almost completely on how electric fields in a capacitor work and you have to calculate a ton of stuff that doesn't really get used unless you want to work at nichicon. I usually only enjoy like 10% of the stuff I learn there everything else is just nice to hear but not practical.
Oh okay, it sounds like pretty much what I do in my physics class just more In depth. I wish I could learn more practical things in class and not theories, but I guess that’s what brought me to this video! I learn pretty much everything I know from UA-cam.
That is just awesome dude! Amazing stuff. I'd like to have a try making this as I have a 3D printer and old longboard gathering dust in my shed. Thanks in advance! :D
I use quality capacitor on my drones circuit board for noise filtering on the battery. Thx for the tip for esk8 electronic I did not know the TVS diode.
This is a great video, you’ve certainly earned my subscription! I’d love to see a video about your anti spark switch and how you made it. Keep up the great work!
I also have an anet a8. I bought it 2 years ago for 170 € and it's still working really good. For remote I used a rc remote control but build an arduino nano in it for all this controling stuff.
Saw some Ender 3 Prints and for the price this is propably the best print quality. But with a Boden Style you can't print TPU, so Anet A8 stays my favorite cheap printer for now :)
Hey, das Video ist gut gemacht! Ich gehe mal davon aus, dass du eigentlich deutsch sprichst, dem Akzent nach. ;-) Inspiriert zum nachmachen, weil du vor allem deine negativen Erfahrungen aus einem früheren Projekt darstellst und anwendest.
Echt tolles Projekt und klasse Video! Ich glaube der Algorithmus würde sich freuen wenn mehr Videos, die dafür aber ein wenig kürzer sind, kommen würden. Ich hoffe das Video wird trotzdem weit verbreitet werden.
@@Pryside Hey , leo can you also guide me through this .... See my DIY E board battery has a discharge of 40 A , with a 24A esc. But i installed a 15 A bms on the battery pack... But my positive end of the battery goes directly into the esc , neg end goes into the bms . So am i running my board on 15 A ?
@@esk8tapas22 no 45A is constant rating. Peak depends on if you monitor temps which I do. And how hard you want to stress them. 35A per cell is easily possible for a few seconds, wou wont need it for more than a second anyway, cause you'll reach 50kmh in no time with that
@@Pryside That's right ... But you shouldn't stress your battery anyway .... Thats why I'm going to use 21700 cells next time , which can put out 35 A constant & have great capacity to !!
Have you ever thought about a "kill Switch" to throttle the speed to make it more legal on German streets? If you could add a handrail and maximum speed of 20 kmh, it would be more legal. Nevertheless, I'm thinking about building this. Great Work!
i built my own E-Longboard too :D the maximum speed is 52km/h and i have about 30 km range :3 it costed around 500€ and can easily beat a boosted board as well :D well i used a diffent motor and different batteries BUT... The main difference is that i dont use a BMS. discharging without a BMS is not a problem as long as you (how i do it) charge the batteries balanced, so they all have the same voltage. in my case i had a special charger at home and didnt need to buy one but i mainly didnt use a BMS because i simply dont trust them. the battery pack is the most expensive part of the longboard and i want to keep it good for a long time. For that reason i chose a proffesional charger and not a BMS
yeah, thats pretty close to my first eBoard I built. I also didnt trust any BMS out there until I had the smart BMS. Now I can just look at all the cells with the app and never have to worry. :) made even a video about it ua-cam.com/video/QQW3uuzNnkg/v-deo.html
@@LucaFlati i used a FSESC 6.6 to run my Aerodrive sk3 213kv BLDC Motor. The FSESC6.6 can deliver 60A constantly and the motor can handle 65A. but i programmed the FSESC to a max current of 50A to keep everything cooler and dont run it on the limit. 50A are also just used when start rolling. while driving the motor pulls around 10 to 15A i also used samsung 25R cells for the battery pack. i configured it a 10S5P pack so it has 42V and 12500mAh when fully charged. with this setup i reach around 25 to 30 km of range and a max speed of 52 kmh
You should sell premade sets too! I think its awesome your giving away the design for free but for people who don't want to do the extra work and are willing to pay for it you could profit off your time. Even find a 3rd party to handle all the business stuff for you, if you want of course. Will be trying my own build though! Thank you for you work!
30 miles range is very wrong. they have 360Wh, thats 33Km or 20 miles of range. Maybe if you ride with 10Km/h but real world conditions are 11Wh/Km. And their old remote was very dangorous and had connection issues all the time, definitly not a safe and reliable board. I dont know how much you can trust a company that obviously does 0 testing.
nice review, and like it much ! might also do some exploration after finish my first build of el-board 1x beld drive based on VESK 4.2 with 5045 motor and 7s2P battery 6A. then may go with this even deeper :) anyway cool guide Leo !
Hey leo, Really enjoying your content! About to build this board as well! Can I ask you to do a video about the Anti Spark? I've seen your schematics, but I'm not super sure about everything...I would really appreciate a video about that :) Greets from Berlin
Mellow an nem Vanguard wird aber auch ziemlich nice sein. Die ride Quality vom vanguard schlägt halt einfach alles andere :D Internet und Bücher, die Information ist quazi gratis da draußen :)
Small correction: 12s configuration won't necessarily give you more power, just higher max voltage which will change your max speed. Since 50km/h is a lot, I think 10s would have been perfectly fine; then you also wouldn't need that protecting diode perhaps. Fantastic video!
See, only the amps create heat and make your system inefficient. On low speeds the conversion from the high voltage of the low motor voltage gets inefficient. Say you only want to ride 25kmh, same Kv same gearing, then yes 10S would actually be okay and give the same power, but as soon as you want to go to 3/4th the rpm of the kv limit of a 10s configuration. That would be around 30Kmh thats where my system still has enough force to push full 70 Amps in the motor, a 10S can only push maybe 40amps and you loose a ton of power. Amps create heat, heat limits your system. Thats why on higher voltage you can get more power. But yes on the other side 10S is more safe (still would recommend a tvs though)
@@Pryside Well yeah, more cells will mean more power. When trying to cram in as many cells as possible, 12s can definitely make sense, like in your case. :)
actually tried that a few times before but it just looks a little wierd. I can point the camera downwards that you see the board, but then you cant see anything of the environment and everything interesting disappears. I can point it forwards and you will see the environment I'm riding towards but you dont see anything of the board. With a bike this is easy since a chestmounted gopro gives you a good sense of what the rider is riding and where, but on an electric skateboard all this sense of what I am riding disappears.
The Firefly remote is great, unless you live in a major city like New York. The amount of interference here is incredible and will cause disconnects and errors. Your board is incredible though, great job!
hm, neven been to such a large city with my board. Its pretty good code with checksum and all, so no error inputs should occur. Never ever had a millisecond of signalloss in my past years of riding in some big citys in germany, so that would actually be pretty interesting to see. I germany we are also a bit more strict with how strong a device can send
nope, definitly not. I have tried everything, the tiny 5mm that your finger has to move without any real resistance and the high power my board makes, makes it very annoying to ride. I rode around 2000km with this nunchuck and never got thrown off, but its just not as smooth as this scroll wheel with good resistance
A little to complicated, if you want to ride long range and dont care about weight you can simply mount a battery on top in the middle of the board where no feet are. Backpack battery would be very dangorous, way to much weight so high up there.
exactly, very low energy density. They would weigh way more and take up much more space then my 18650s. And on top of that lipos are basically trash after 100 full cycles while mine should last at least 1000cycles.
Very true although the power density is so amazing that I still love Lipos. I used them for my coilgun and am able to discharge over 20kW from 2S1P 4.4Ah batteries, even though it's just for milliseconds it still blows my mind.
@@Pryside I think you are just unlucky. Lipos are awesome and they very similar to lions these days. Easy you can get 400+ cyles and amps are awesome. Im using 2x6S 10ah's on my electric bike and I have driven over 1.5k kilometers with them already. And its nice to know if I decide to make some alternation I can get easily get constant 5KW feed form those two in series. And best part it took me only 5-10 minutes add whole thing to ebike.
Schau mal im electric-skateboard.builders vorbei, dort findest du alle Anleitungen zu der Firefly remote und dem Anti Spark Switch, wobei ich dir die nano version der firefly empfehlen würde, da mehr Akku und größeres Display
Leo Pryside danke leo dein Engagement. Baue auch bald ein eboard. Als Motoren will ich die 6380 170KV verwenden. Akku: 2* 12000mah 6s (turnigy Graphen) in Serie. ESC bin ich mir noch unsicher. Entweder die neue focbox Unitymedia oder die flipsky vesc. Vielleicht kannst du was zu den ESC sagen. Was ich aber noch nicht ganz verstehe bezüglich des anti Spark switches: es gibt doch bereits xt90 mit einem integrierten anti Spark. Warum kann man die nicht verwenden. Zu viel current? DANKE im voraus Link zur flipsky vesc: flipsky.net/collections/electronic-products/products/dual-fsesc6-6-based-upon-vesc6-with-aluminum-heatsink
Focbox ist ganz ok. Esk8 vesc benutz ich. Auf jedenfall ne tvs diode drauf machen bei allem was keine hat (alle außer focbox) sonst zerstören die sich auf 12S Ich will ja keine kabel stecken wenn ich mein fahrzeug anschalte. Der XT90Antispark hat n widerstand am anfang im stecker drin damit er die kondensatoren auflädt beim einstecken. Ich mach das gleiche elektrisch mit ner schaltung.
You are propably right, but I got my Anet fully upgraded better than almost anybody out there and it has 1500h of printtime so far and still works great. Thats why I still think its the best budget printer for 100€ absolutly unbeatable. Maybe the ender has more features from the go, but currently I have no itentions of buying a new one. Since I can also use the Ultimaker 3 Ext. at my workplace. :)
Yes if you made various upgrades it should produce by far better prints, but then the overall price tag isn't 100€ ;) the ender 3 is currently the best beginners printer to start with.
Man if you can make this board commercially. I would buy it! 🙏
me too... greetings from Serbia
Dreaming is doing. We will be seeing this in 2020 😉
And me that’s awesome
Oof give me one.
Just start your own company with this already
millionaire overnight
I have a name for it: "NOT A BOOSTED BOARD!" ...or... "B.B. (Better than Boosted!)"
@@vuswa thats really dumb
@@vuswa Good idea, and you can make a fast food chain called "Better than McDonalds" and hope you don't get sued.
Not many people are going to pay for a 3D printed board. Get ready to pay 50k for each injection mold. The market is flooded with competition and these electric longboards are fairly easy to make. There is not much to differentiate the product besides it's wattage and the 18650 batteries he's using are available everywhere. Then you need to look at profit margins after raw materials, shipping, and assembly to determine if there's actually a potential business there.
You read technical specs like Eminem in rap-battle :)
If you carry this 9.5 Kilo board you knees will weaken and your arm get heavy, then there will be vomit on your sweater already, moms spagetti
I think this guy is a German.
Get to se chappa
@@Pryside xD are you trying to say (get tu da chappa ) ? Like Arnold did? Austrian accent haha ..
Btw I really loved your skateboard .. and the technical details .. well done..
Yes, he is, he's from Tübingen,Baden-Württemberg
You can see in his Video, where he showcases the driving, talking about the reliability, that he drives by cars and if you pause, you can see their Plates ;-)
@@WhitedevilEE if you watch the video and notice the engineering level.. you also reach the conclusion that he's German ;D
He's Lucky to be live in Deutschland
@@laitchdasi He's not lucky, because these boards are not allowed to drive on public streets here. (I'm German too)
So his board is highly illegal and could be taken by to police if they stop him. (Most cops however are cool about it, as long as you drive responsible and don't hurt/endager anyone)
Learned a lot too. Adding that diode at the input of VESC for over voltage protection, using UART to control the VESC. And water proofing the electronics, cheap and better bearings, etc. Thanks a lot.
einfach nur unglaublich, wie du es hinbekommst, dass deine Boards sich immer übertreffen, während ich noch an meinem Ersten am bauen bin und durch dauerhafte Komplikationen nach ca einem halben jahr erst 30 km gefahren bin
Fazit: Hut ab ich bin begeistert. Mach weiter so
Respekt wirklich !💪
Dass du so viel deiner Endergebnisse deines Lernprozess hier bereit stellst der Hammer
Extrem hilfreich und zeitsparend für alle die solche projekte angehen
LOADED VANGUARD! Been my favorite board for the past 6 years. Amazing board
Quite expensive but really worth it, so smooth to ride :)
Freaking awesome dude. Thank you so much for all the work and safety priorities in place on the build! I plan to start my first print today. My goal is to have this project completed by August. 😁 So stoked
Richtig geiles Projekt 👍👌 freue mich schon auf das nächste Video
Zealous bearings with metal balls are relatively "cheap" and very smooth after a break-in period.
Man, thank you so much for this video. I really don't understand why people are disliking it. I'll be building two boards for my university project this year and your video helped widen my scope on things I need to analyse. Thanks for the video. You got yourself a new subscriber
thanks really nice to hear.
Yeah I made english videos since a year ago, some ppl are still pissed I switched to english... But its okay :D
Hands down !! The best Pryside Video !! 🔥🔥
Watched it nearly 50 times !!
Thank you for designing this thing, i have an beaten Loaded board and been wondering for this for a while now. I've thought of installing hub motors because of all the dirt (live on the countryside). Keep on designing and posting these amazing projects, cheers! :)
would have loved to see more details about how the electronics where put together since im a complete nub when it comes to that
Another useful and super cheap addition is a small pack of silica gel inside the casing. It will keep out condensation vapour and maintain as dry an area as possible.
You will get them free in PLA filament packs so just keep and use.
I'd be willing to pay a premium price for your hard work.
Me too.
I would strongly recommend TIG welding those motor brackets to those trucks. I had the same setup with a single motor. After about 200 km the motor mount to truck interface was so loose that the belt started to slip. I had even drilled and tapped the trucks properly with 3 set screws to hold the motor bracket. No problem since I paid someone to weld them for me. Love the build tho!
Nah, no need to. I have ridden these mounts almost 2000km in total and never had any issues. I used loctite 648 for where the mount is touching the axle and loctite 243 for all screws. Holds perfectly.
Nicely done! I’m a sophomore in high school right now but I’m probably going to be an electrical engineer when I grow up. It’s incredible that a relatively small device like that can pull 5kw!
Nice, very cool to hear. I'm currently studying as an EE, it's very useful because you have more options where you want to work at and it's easier to get into higher positions at big companies like Tesla or so. But for a person like you who experiments with flyback transformers in his freetime, this will probably be a huge boring ton of theory. My first sem was almost completely on how electric fields in a capacitor work and you have to calculate a ton of stuff that doesn't really get used unless you want to work at nichicon.
I usually only enjoy like 10% of the stuff I learn there everything else is just nice to hear but not practical.
Oh okay, it sounds like pretty much what I do in my physics class just more In depth. I wish I could learn more practical things in class and not theories, but I guess that’s what brought me to this video! I learn pretty much everything I know from UA-cam.
That is just awesome dude! Amazing stuff. I'd like to have a try making this as I have a 3D printer and old longboard gathering dust in my shed. Thanks in advance! :D
Such an awesome build!
Very nice new Video! Man, I just love that stuff!
all i can think about when watching this is (i'll be back)
I use quality capacitor on my drones circuit board for noise filtering on the battery. Thx for the tip for esk8 electronic I did not know the TVS diode.
I also added a tvs to my drone, just keeps it safe and avoids broken escs
@@Pryside I burnt a lot of esc... I will a TVs also. Super thank you.
This is a great video, you’ve certainly earned my subscription! I’d love to see a video about your anti spark switch and how you made it. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, yeah that propably will be the next video when I find the time.
Beautifull design, Keep up the good work. Will def try out your build !! TY for sharing the build and info
Enjoyed it a lot. Smart BMS and good choice on high power battery could be the next improvement for my esk8board. 🤗
Yes, more insane stuff like this.
Alter, wie machst du das alles, der absolute Wahnsinn. Mann muss so intelligent sein um so etwas zu bauen
Great video of a great build dude! DIY forever ❤️
I love my Beamer. Just bought a Boosted Stealth. This man is why I go German engineering.
I also have an anet a8. I bought it 2 years ago for 170 € and it's still working really good. For remote I used a rc remote control but build an arduino nano in it for all this controling stuff.
Saw some Ender 3 Prints and for the price this is propably the best print quality. But with a Boden Style you can't print TPU, so Anet A8 stays my favorite cheap printer for now :)
When you will get into detail with that anti spark switch .... A video i mean ... Great work by the way!
takes a few weeks, I want to make this a pcb that people can purchase or build themself easily.
your amazing and inspiring. your bb killer is fab. i've subbed. keep skating
Very informative lots to think about some really good ideas by far the best video I have watched recently I hope you do well thanks for sharing
Dat geman accent.
Yuneec for me. Doesn't break the bank.
As always... good luck eskating in ol germany.
Hey, das Video ist gut gemacht!
Ich gehe mal davon aus, dass du eigentlich deutsch sprichst, dem Akzent nach. ;-)
Inspiriert zum nachmachen, weil du vor allem deine negativen Erfahrungen aus einem früheren Projekt darstellst und anwendest.
LOVE the gritty details! You should start selling boards!
"you may notice it on a fidget spinner" xD...
lässt sich inzwischen viel besser zuhören, englisch skills definitiv improved!
nice mal wieder was von dir zu sehen.
This makes me wanna buy one and ride it, even though I don't even know how to ride a regular skateboard to start with. Wot.
go for it. be careful but love it. so much fun. skateboarding is a massive joy and love in my life for 30 yrs. enjoy mate
Great scott! This is just awesome!
For anyone looking to get an easy to use and cheap 3d printer, the ender 3 and ender 3 Pro by creality are good options.
Bockt sich mega das Video zu schauen trotz englisch vorallem weil man merkt wie viel Motivation drinn steckt
Ganz ehrlich, dafür dass es jetzt so viele neue leute genießen können ists den abstrich schon wert.
Echt tolles Projekt und klasse Video! Ich glaube der Algorithmus würde sich freuen wenn mehr Videos, die dafür aber ein wenig kürzer sind, kommen würden. Ich hoffe das Video wird trotzdem weit verbreitet werden.
This dude is a blood genius.
Add a flashlight in the controller and possibly a small toolkit somehwere onboard for on the go use
Arnold.. is that you? you can't fool me !
Big respect
That esk8 is the most complete esk8 I've ever seen congrats
thanks :D
Freue mich schon drauf 💥💥💥
You got my sub and like with one amazing high quality video, congratulations :)
glad you liked it :D
Awesome video. i'll be back
Thanks man
Can you please tell me how many Amps are you running through your board ?
I was running 90 Motor Amps per Motor. So 180A there and around 115A on the Battery
@@Pryside Hey , leo can you also guide me through this ....
See my DIY E board battery has a discharge of 40 A , with a 24A esc. But i installed a 15 A bms on the battery pack...
But my positive end of the battery goes directly into the esc , neg end goes into the bms . So am i running my board on 15 A ?
90A is crazy, your Battery is only 45 A !!
@@esk8tapas22 no 45A is constant rating. Peak depends on if you monitor temps which I do. And how hard you want to stress them. 35A per cell is easily possible for a few seconds, wou wont need it for more than a second anyway, cause you'll reach 50kmh in no time with that
@@Pryside That's right ...
But you shouldn't stress your battery anyway ....
Thats why I'm going to use 21700 cells next time , which can put out 35 A constant & have great capacity to !!
Elon of electric skateboards incoming?
they say SpaceX has big balls and it's true
Was geht ab jung schaut gut aus
00:26 the Turkey power
Thank you for this video! Really helpful!
Juhu endlich wieder ein neues Video!!
haha, ja hat einfach mega lang teils gebraucht
Die Arbeit hat sich aber wie man sieht total gelohnt!
Have you ever thought about a "kill Switch" to throttle the speed to make it more legal on German streets?
If you could add a handrail and maximum speed of 20 kmh, it would be more legal.
Nevertheless, I'm thinking about building this.
Great Work!
there is no "more legal", its illegal.
Just staying away from main roads, not doing dumb shit and common sense should help getting busted less.
i built my own E-Longboard too :D
the maximum speed is 52km/h and i have about 30 km range :3 it costed around 500€ and can easily beat a boosted board as well :D
well i used a diffent motor and different batteries BUT...
The main difference is that i dont use a BMS. discharging without a BMS is not a problem as long as you (how i do it) charge the batteries balanced, so they all have the same voltage.
in my case i had a special charger at home and didnt need to buy one but i mainly didnt use a BMS because i simply dont trust them.
the battery pack is the most expensive part of the longboard and i want to keep it good for a long time. For that reason i chose a proffesional charger and not a BMS
Saturos what esc have you bought?
yeah, thats pretty close to my first eBoard I built. I also didnt trust any BMS out there until I had the smart BMS. Now I can just look at all the cells with the app and never have to worry. :)
made even a video about it ua-cam.com/video/QQW3uuzNnkg/v-deo.html
@@LucaFlati i used a FSESC 6.6 to run my Aerodrive sk3 213kv BLDC Motor. The FSESC6.6 can deliver 60A constantly and the motor can handle 65A. but i programmed the FSESC to a max current of 50A to keep everything cooler and dont run it on the limit.
50A are also just used when start rolling. while driving the motor pulls around 10 to 15A
i also used samsung 25R cells for the battery pack. i configured it a 10S5P pack so it has 42V and 12500mAh when fully charged.
with this setup i reach around 25 to 30 km of range and a max speed of 52 kmh
Saturos that's OP thanks for the info
You should sell premade sets too! I think its awesome your giving away the design for free but for people who don't want to do the extra work and are willing to pay for it you could profit off your time. Even find a 3rd party to handle all the business stuff for you, if you want of course. Will be trying my own build though! Thank you for you work!
Your UA-cam is everything I am looking for in life!! but! Qidi tech rules!!? 😆😁
haha glad you like it :)
The Evolve Bamboo gtx is easily the best electric skateboard. Atv wheel & gear options plus 30 miles of range with digital remote.
30 miles range is very wrong. they have 360Wh, thats 33Km or 20 miles of range. Maybe if you ride with 10Km/h but real world conditions are 11Wh/Km.
And their old remote was very dangorous and had connection issues all the time, definitly not a safe and reliable board. I dont know how much you can trust a company that obviously does 0 testing.
this channel deserve bove milion subs and above 10 mil of views
Haha thanks :)
Some day maybe, if i manage to make more often videos :D
nice review, and like it much ! might also do some exploration after finish my first build of el-board 1x beld drive based on VESK 4.2 with 5045 motor and 7s2P battery 6A. then may go with this even deeper :) anyway cool guide Leo !
Hey leo,
Really enjoying your content!
About to build this board as well!
Can I ask you to do a video about the Anti Spark?
I've seen your schematics, but I'm not super sure about everything...I would really appreciate a video about that :)
Greets from Berlin
Du flasht mich Dude! Woher weißt du den ganzen Stuff? Ich habs gerade noch geschafft ein Mellow Drive an ein Vanguard zu schrauben xP. Total geil!
Mellow an nem Vanguard wird aber auch ziemlich nice sein. Die ride Quality vom vanguard schlägt halt einfach alles andere :D
Internet und Bücher, die Information ist quazi gratis da draußen :)
Ultimaker 3 OH YEAH
the extended version even :D
but thats not mine, just the printer of the company I work at
Nice
Small correction: 12s configuration won't necessarily give you more power, just higher max voltage which will change your max speed. Since 50km/h is a lot, I think 10s would have been perfectly fine; then you also wouldn't need that protecting diode perhaps.
Fantastic video!
Remember, Voltage times Amps equals Power. Voltage has an impact on the power. Moar speed is a side effect.
See, only the amps create heat and make your system inefficient. On low speeds the conversion from the high voltage of the low motor voltage gets inefficient. Say you only want to ride 25kmh, same Kv same gearing, then yes 10S would actually be okay and give the same power, but as soon as you want to go to 3/4th the rpm of the kv limit of a 10s configuration. That would be around 30Kmh thats where my system still has enough force to push full 70 Amps in the motor, a 10S can only push maybe 40amps and you loose a ton of power.
Amps create heat, heat limits your system. Thats why on higher voltage you can get more power.
But yes on the other side 10S is more safe (still would recommend a tvs though)
@@Pryside Well yeah, more cells will mean more power. When trying to cram in as many cells as possible, 12s can definitely make sense, like in your case. :)
Awesome Video! And the board looks incredible! Will you make any videos on riding it with a pov camera? I would like to see more of what it can do.
actually tried that a few times before but it just looks a little wierd. I can point the camera downwards that you see the board, but then you cant see anything of the environment and everything interesting disappears. I can point it forwards and you will see the environment I'm riding towards but you dont see anything of the board.
With a bike this is easy since a chestmounted gopro gives you a good sense of what the rider is riding and where, but on an electric skateboard all this sense of what I am riding disappears.
Wow, amazing work!.
The Firefly remote is great, unless you live in a major city like New York. The amount of interference here is incredible and will cause disconnects and errors. Your board is incredible though, great job!
hm, neven been to such a large city with my board. Its pretty good code with checksum and all, so no error inputs should occur. Never ever had a millisecond of signalloss in my past years of riding in some big citys in germany, so that would actually be pretty interesting to see.
I germany we are also a bit more strict with how strong a device can send
@@Pryside yeah man I don't know much about remotes but I know some people that tried to use a Firefly in NYC and it didn't end well
dein macher und optimierer geist hat mich überzeugt, abo :D
i dont even ride but would buy simply cause of all the ingenuity and build quality...sub'd
Your awesome man. Thank you.
Make the front wheels charge the batts! Nicejob!!!
Endlich ein neues Video!!!
dude, the problem isn't the nun chuck, it's the control scheme.
nope, definitly not. I have tried everything, the tiny 5mm that your finger has to move without any real resistance and the high power my board makes, makes it very annoying to ride.
I rode around 2000km with this nunchuck and never got thrown off, but its just not as smooth as this scroll wheel with good resistance
Schick Designed!
Wow !!!!! What an awesome job you've done 👍😊😅
How on Earth do you know how to do all of this ?
Google and learn how to do it
@@klorskarjar132 yes I could , but after 5 qualifications and 12 additional years of schooling I'm happy to just admire his talent. Thanks anyway
Great video and build!
How about connecting external battery maybe from a backpack then you can increase ranger due to bigger battery that you can carry on your back
A little to complicated, if you want to ride long range and dont care about weight you can simply mount a battery on top in the middle of the board where no feet are. Backpack battery would be very dangorous, way to much weight so high up there.
Arnold is that you
awesome
You are brilliant!
I love all but battery. Why don't you use lipo pauches? Much easer to assable and amps almost always enough.
Energy density isn't as high so he won't get the range he was looking for
exactly, very low energy density. They would weigh way more and take up much more space then my 18650s. And on top of that lipos are basically trash after 100 full cycles while mine should last at least 1000cycles.
Very true although the power density is so amazing that I still love Lipos. I used them for my coilgun and am able to discharge over 20kW from 2S1P 4.4Ah batteries, even though it's just for milliseconds it still blows my mind.
@@Pryside I think you are just unlucky. Lipos are awesome and they very similar to lions these days. Easy you can get 400+ cyles and amps are awesome. Im using 2x6S 10ah's on my electric bike and I have driven over 1.5k kilometers with them already. And its nice to know if I decide to make some alternation I can get easily get constant 5KW feed form those two in series. And best part it took me only 5-10 minutes add whole thing to ebike.
I would love to learn how to do something like this. An “electric powdered Hang glider”
This was amazing
Endlich mal ein neues Video
Bitte ein Video über den anti Spark Switch. Was auch geil wäre, wäre ein Video über die Fernsteuerung. Vom Druck bis zum Programmieren
Schau mal im electric-skateboard.builders vorbei, dort findest du alle Anleitungen zu der Firefly remote und dem Anti Spark Switch, wobei ich dir die nano version der firefly empfehlen würde, da mehr Akku und größeres Display
Schaltpläne und zeug hau ich gleich in die Beschreibung, kannst dir schonmal ansehen weil bis zum nächsten Video kanns wieder paar wochen dauern
Ja du findest auf esk8 builders antispark circuits aber die sind alle nix und jagen hoch wenn du so viel Kapazität wie ich hast
Leo Pryside danke leo dein Engagement. Baue auch bald ein eboard.
Als Motoren will ich die 6380 170KV verwenden. Akku: 2* 12000mah 6s (turnigy Graphen) in Serie.
ESC bin ich mir noch unsicher. Entweder die neue focbox Unitymedia oder die flipsky vesc. Vielleicht kannst du was zu den ESC sagen.
Was ich aber noch nicht ganz verstehe bezüglich des anti Spark switches: es gibt doch bereits xt90 mit einem integrierten anti Spark. Warum kann man die nicht verwenden. Zu viel current?
DANKE im voraus
Link zur flipsky vesc:
flipsky.net/collections/electronic-products/products/dual-fsesc6-6-based-upon-vesc6-with-aluminum-heatsink
Focbox ist ganz ok. Esk8 vesc benutz ich. Auf jedenfall ne tvs diode drauf machen bei allem was keine hat (alle außer focbox) sonst zerstören die sich auf 12S
Ich will ja keine kabel stecken wenn ich mein fahrzeug anschalte. Der XT90Antispark hat n widerstand am anfang im stecker drin damit er die kondensatoren auflädt beim einstecken. Ich mach das gleiche elektrisch mit ner schaltung.
Next time you gotta try the hobbyking 10ah lipo cells man, they’re small, punchy and last quite a long time ;)
No one:
Germans: Lets build a better boosted board, because it has not enough range and power.
Werden die Zahnräder aus Kunststoff nicht sehr schnell abbrechen?
Super Video! hoffe ich komme im Sommer dazu es nachzubauen
Please stop recommending Anet A8 :) Test the Ender 3 instead! ;)
You are propably right, but I got my Anet fully upgraded better than almost anybody out there and it has 1500h of printtime so far and still works great. Thats why I still think its the best budget printer for 100€ absolutly unbeatable.
Maybe the ender has more features from the go, but currently I have no itentions of buying a new one. Since I can also use the Ultimaker 3 Ext. at my workplace. :)
Yes if you made various upgrades it should produce by far better prints, but then the overall price tag isn't 100€ ;) the ender 3 is currently the best beginners printer to start with.
Nice video !!
Ich habe noch nie so viele Superlative in einem Video gehört, kann man sich nicht anhören