Looks very good. Can you also mount the X1 motors on the Mountainboard Trucks? For off-road its probably better to use a mountainboard deck with bindings.
What Current settings do you use with the different kinds of hub motors and how much do they weigh?
Im very interested in how your experiments turn out.
I also watch your YouTube videos. Do you ride your board to the limit in the videos or are you going slow for filming? Im a little bit of a crazy rider and love the stupid acceleration of 2x100A.
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X1 Hub motor is possible to mount on the Trampa Ultimate truck.
This motor has 9.5mm axel thickness.
I do not enjoy the fast speed for safty reasons.
So, current setting is some low. around 50A for each.
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If only it took pneumatics like metroboard tires or somerhing 
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any updates with the x1 hub 4wd project?
Iām currently changing to a normal road riding version.
Iāll update it soon.
Thatās awesome! Do you mind me asking how you were able to hook up the multiple escās to your remote? I think I remember seeing in another post that you had 1 ESC per hub motor, so in total 4 ESCās. Did you have 2 remotes, or somehow figure out how to hook them up to a single remote?
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You can do it multiple ways. My preferred method is using CAN bus. You can just connect all can H to all can H and all can L to all can L.
The master vesc will automatically send the remote signal to the other vesc.
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Gotcha, how does the other method work? Do the two VESCās each have a receiver, and the remote just sends the PWM signal to both of them at the same time? Or is it more complicated than that?
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For split PWM you just wire all the 4 PWM signal cables in parallel to one remote. Then you have to setup each vesc individually. The downside to this is that you canāt run traction control or Bluetooth modules since the individual vesc canāt talk to each other over PWM
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Hi @Cyrulian ,
Iām using 4 VESC.
The two vesc front side are connected by can bus.
And The two vesc rear side are connected by can bus.
And front and rear are connected by ppm y cable.
This Y cable is connected in the receiver.
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How did you go. I used two of the big motors and the trucks from l faster. They go well as a 2 wheel drive. The trucks can take Trampa dampers apparently. Havenāt had any need for 4wd although it would beācoolā. Plenty of power.
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What power and speed do you archive with your setup? I eventually concluded hubs are to heavy and went with a lighter 2wd gear drive. on hard accelerations i pull a bit over 6000W and can go 60km/h
Hi all . post not dead ?
Happy to know that X1 hubs can fit Trampa hangers . 
If interested , I made some big hub builds with hoverboard motors .very torquy , but not very fast . 12s minimum and 8/9"tires for 30~33kph
see hereā¦ itās in French 
[type or paste code here](https://www.e-sk8.fr/t/build-a-base-de-hubs-dhoverboard/10028?u=lurch)
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