Does anyone know the measurements for the bearings? My wheels have a lot more resistance due to going through puddles the past few days. I will definitely be taking them apart in the near future and I’ll update here with my measurements or the ones Enertion sends if they ever get back to me.
That flux should be fine. I generally go for liquid flux (I’ve got a flux pen, and a bottle), but brush-on/paste works too.
Leaded/unleaded probably just means it’s chemistry is tailored to work better with one type of solder or the other, but should work fine with either. I still use the old school 63/37 lead solder, but some of the newer lead free alloys are pretty good too.
Thank you @wafflejock@MysticalDork
That answers my question 10x more than I needed!
I was just asking about the flux itself, what it meant to have “leadfree flux”
I did lots of research for solder, I know what all the different types are, so i eventually pulled the trigger
I think some of the acid style fluxes have metal salts in them (I know some have tin chloride for example), and some may have lead salts or other lead compounds. No big deal for us, but not desirable for soldering copper water pipes.
Yah that’s the good stuff a lot of people do seem to go 63/37 mix as the “sweet spot” of easy to flow but still pretty strong I guess (I’m not enough of an aficionado to really notice that much, but rosin core seems to help quite a bit if foregoing flux)
12s5p battery from psychotiller charged holds 41.5v but the cutoff for focbox is 40.8v which means i have no range? Shoukd i have more charge in my battery? Is there a bad cell? Is it ok to go to a lower cutoff without damaging the battery?
They are big, so you can run over stuff but you will feel everything you run over. There’s not a lot of thane too them, they are skinny and not very thick.