Here you can find all the components that TOBI uses Motor: tinyurl.com/2p957w3b Controller: tinyurl.com/3trhzajx Remote: tinyurl.com/nrcmnedm Propeller: propellerking.com/produkt/fold/ Housing: tinyurl.com/2hbkvma6 Charger: tinyurl.com/43s8wdfm Battery: www.nkon.nl/de/molicel-21700a-4200mah-30a.html
Hey mike thanks for interviewing a DIY guy. It’s very daunting to take on a build like this, this guy breaks it down well and shows us that it’s not impossible for regular Joe to have a successful build out. The key is not be be afraid to ask lots of questions. Every mistake that can be made has already been made so use that knowledge to save yourself a lot of time, money and tears. Please test the Boost long run fin when you can. I got an email offering them to me,since I bought a regular boost. They are gonna be $600-$800 so it would be good to get your take on the fin before dropping that kind of money . Thanks for all the great videos man 🙏🏻🤙🏼🤙🏼
I'm thinking 2 Boost fins on the bottom of a foilboard might be enough to get you up to pump. Then you could catch a swell and ride it for a minute before it gets to break
Hey Kian, Mike has added the parts list so maybe you can check if you find the right prices. I have to say though, that I purchased all of the equipment over a year ago.
@@tosh.jah22 Hi Tobi, great project!!! We are a group of about 20 Pump Foilers from the Cologne area. We foil on the Rhine and we are looking for a way to power our foil boards electrically. Two of us already have foil drives, but due to the costs, not everyone in the group has the possibility to be pushed electrically on the Rhine waves. I built my first electric skateboard some time ago, but have not had any contact with the water version. I would like to build your setup for our foil group and wanted to ask you if you could possibly help us with your know-how?
Great, compared to the expensive brands... isn't there a proven kit in the market for DIY assembly? With a manual how to connect everything? Thanks, Gerrit
Hey Martin, it's very much depends on how many times you fall. Because most of the battery is consumed during starting. I would say it's just starting once and foiling it might be possible to go more than 30 minutes...
With prop ran by pedals 😁 or even pedal assist system 🤯😁 it would be up there. I guess you could use a 20" frame with shortest pedal arms available 😉 i bet somebody markets this. Happens all the time. 🤯
Here you can find all the components that TOBI uses
Motor: tinyurl.com/2p957w3b
Controller: tinyurl.com/3trhzajx
Remote: tinyurl.com/nrcmnedm
Propeller: propellerking.com/produkt/fold/
Housing: tinyurl.com/2hbkvma6
Charger: tinyurl.com/43s8wdfm
Battery: www.nkon.nl/de/molicel-21700a-4200mah-30a.html
How you connect the moter to the mast and propelor? Curious dutchguy who lives in Dahab Egypte in winter✌️
Never use a Lithium battery pack without BMS crazy guys ‼️😂🤦♂️
It's very dagerous !!
This type of DIY requires steep technical knowledge and skills. It is always good to see another Tobi being very creative and resourceful 😅
Hey mike thanks for interviewing a DIY guy. It’s very daunting to take on a build like this, this guy breaks it down well and shows us that it’s not impossible for regular Joe to have a successful build out.
The key is not be be afraid to ask lots of questions. Every mistake that can be made has already been made so use that knowledge to save yourself a lot of time, money and tears.
Please test the Boost long run fin when you can. I got an email offering them to me,since I bought a regular boost. They are gonna be $600-$800 so it would be good to get your take on the fin before dropping that kind of money .
Thanks for all the great videos man 🙏🏻🤙🏼🤙🏼
Cool video, would be nice if you could have shown more details of the build, specifically how the electronics were enclosed.
Nice to know these can be built with some time invested in learning the tech. The commercial units are crazy expensive.
Nice project! 💪
In those videos you see that he is definetly more the builder than the rider ;)
This German guy is not only super smart but also very handsome. ❤
Uhhh, thanks for the compliments, can i take you out for dinner? 🤣
Va va voom
Great video! Do you make some parts with 3d printer?
I'm thinking 2 Boost fins on the bottom of a foilboard might be enough to get you up to pump. Then you could catch a swell and ride it for a minute before it gets to break
No it’s not nearly enough. Get foil drive for that.
very promising build Tobi
Nice one Mike and Frank.
Why are parts more expensive when I search for them :-/
Hey Kian, Mike has added the parts list so maybe you can check if you find the right prices. I have to say though, that I purchased all of the equipment over a year ago.
@@tosh.jah22 Hi Tobi,
great project!!!
We are a group of about 20 Pump Foilers from the Cologne area. We foil on the Rhine and we are looking for a way to power our foil boards electrically. Two of us already have foil drives, but due to the costs, not everyone in the group has the possibility to be pushed electrically on the Rhine waves. I built my first electric skateboard some time ago, but have not had any contact with the water version. I would like to build your setup for our foil group and wanted to ask you if you could possibly help us with your know-how?
@@tosh.jah22 Isn't this motor getting rusty?
hey Mike can you recommend any efoil suppliers in China?
I dont recommend. Order from local dealers!
Great, compared to the expensive brands... isn't there a proven kit in the market for DIY assembly? With a manual how to connect everything? Thanks, Gerrit
I added links from Aliexpress when Tobias got the parts
Nice build! How long can you efoil for on one charge?
Hey Martin, it's very much depends on how many times you fall. Because most of the battery is consumed during starting. I would say it's just starting once and foiling it might be possible to go more than 30 minutes...
Put it on a bike frame and you've got a great invention :) starting would be a pain though
With prop ran by pedals 😁 or even pedal assist system 🤯😁 it would be up there. I guess you could use a 20" frame with shortest pedal arms available 😉 i bet somebody markets this. Happens all the time. 🤯