@b264 I donât understand. What do i make 25% & -3%?
@taz that is good to know! I will contact @EboardSolutions 
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See where you have -100% in the settings?
Just put 0% in everything
Also change your positive ramping time to 0.3s and negative to 0.1s
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Still does not work. The sensitivity increases but still no response until I hit the 17% on the throttle and then the speed just keeps increasing even though I donât move the throttlle. Would it help to have a video?
After changing the throttle config i âApply Updated Configâ of course
Use the realtime data part of the VESC configuration utility to view your âESC Toolâ and âfrom ESCâ input values from your remote
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You are doing this on the bench with no load right?
If yes donât worry about it, when there is load (while actually riding the board) it will behave ok.
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@MysticalDork and @b264 already mentioned that.
@PixelatedPolyeurthan You are standing on it for the test, no?
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@b264 this is a noob thread⌠I donât understand haha 
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You have to ride the board. It will always do that with no load.
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Right. Putting on my helmet lol give me 10 min.
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Donât go more than 500 meters. After that you need to find all the bolts that loosened and loctite them.
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@b264 @taz @MysticalDork
So much better! the braking starts soft and then really kicks in hard. how can I smooth that out?
Also since you guys said that I am controlling the power (not the speed) is there a way to change that. I live in the Alpes in France = mountains. i have to adjust the throttle whenever the angle changes. it will suddenly accelerate. I also realllllly donât like the remote unless it is faulty. it is really sensitive. like 10x more than an evolve board it gt/gtr mode. What can I change in the settings?
Thanks so much for helping me up to now !! 
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Do you drive a car or motorcycle?
That is how they work too.
In general:
Regen current: Braking at high speed
Motor braking current: Braking at lower speeds.
So if you feel your brakes are too strong at lower speeds decrease braking current to -40A and try again
To make the remote less sensitive try around -20% on the curves
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No car yet ⌠not of age yet. But i prefer Eskate for now⌠who wouldnât
I suggest the Mini Remote over that one, but a lot of folks like that one, including @longhairedboy.
Play with the throttle curve on the left side. Try -25% or 25%. I forget which is which. One does the opposite of what you want. You want the curve to bend this way
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Update, Flipsky told me I need to burn the firmware with an stLink
@taz thank you. I almost understand. I saw a post explaining what everything does but I canât find it. What does ââMax Battery Discharge Currentââ, ââMax Breaking Regen Currentââ, ââMax Motor Currentââ, ââMax Breaking Currentââ do respectively?
@b264 will definitely go for the mini remote. +25% is what you (I) want for the purple line
Thank you all!
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You might want to try 10% deadband before moving to 5%.
This is my go to throttle curve for smooth braking. Try increasing the throttle ramping time and decrease your âmax braking current (not regen)â.
Regen braking current: Braking at high speed.
Motor braking current: Braking at lower speeds.
You will also get better at controlling the remote gently with your hand. Snip finger tips off gloves if you need more fine motor control.
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Hi all . Silicon or hot glue for the battery???
Silicon is better, hot glue is ok if you donât want to waitâŚ