Iāve installed 6x2 pneumatics on a Landyachtz Evo / Caliber 50/Boardnamics 220 hangers, and after my first run around the block, Iām facing the issue of wheel-shoe bite. With my front foot where it belongs on that deck, the wheel can touch my toes when leaning toeside, and itās clearly not something Iād want to repeat too much. Iām kind of surprised because Iāve seen quite a few builds with pneumatics on Evos. Iām just a size 10 shoes, and thereās only a couple of cms that overhang, but thatās all it takes to allow contact. Unless I retrain myself to keep my foot a bit less angled and a bit less wedged against the front hump, but thatād feel weird. Any AT evo users who can share their experience?
Pic of board? Just curious
Ah yeah, is a bit close. Donāt think thereās anything you can really do about it though tbh without you running some mad weird spacers. I was eyeing a very similar build to that, now Iām reconsidering lol
I can pack the wheels outwards an extra 5mm, but that wonāt make much of a difference. Maybe this is an older Evo deck, itās about 40" with steeper wedging, and what seems like a thicker construction, compared to my other Evo. More angle means more turning, which might be too much with those wheels.
Iāll try on the other deck to see if it is the same.
That hit so hard
Miso is the best though
Iām thinking about extending my usb from the esc, to outside the enclosure, so I can do setting changes without Bluetooth and I donāt have to open up the enclosure
Also thought about doing that but vibrations might damage the port on the vesc
Magnetic usb type c might work slightly better if you glue it in place
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yet to be tried but me and @zach have some to test. My buls is a fair way off from being completed unfortunatley (1-3 months)
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Hi, I am currently constructing my first build, (iāve already ordered and received all my parts) and I was wondering about enclosures and how to give my self easy access to batteries for charging as well as making both enclosures, (i am using a boosted loaded vanguard deck) sit flush with the concave of the deck. my main concern currently is that Iām not sure how to make a battery enclosure that can be opened easily without needing to unscrew the entire thing. is it possible to use magnets (just for the top layer of the enclosure) or is there an easier method iām missing.
Look for a panel mount usb c extension cable so you can mount it nice and flush. Preferably with a dust cover
Hi wondering if someone can quickly design a 3d print file (.stl) that is a replica of a bearing
Basically just a circle 28mm diameter 9mm wide
Thanks I need to test if a 638 bearing would work in my situation
Cheers can you just quickly confirm it is those dimensions
Thanks a lot
Already did. Itās actually 27.9mm x 9mm because it wonāt fit otherwise. Itāll be a tight squeeze already.
are the actual bearings 27.9 or are the actual ones 28
28mm. You just have to account for tolerances in 3d printing
Loaded Vanguard Enclosures are somewhat tricky because the deck is very flexible. I would recommend the Eboosted Enclosure
https://www.eboardsperu.com/product/loaded-vanguard-enclosure-set-12s4p/
If you want to get it water tight you need a big rubber gasket or a cover for the whole enclosure. ( https://tinyurl.com/uvqp6qe)
Most builds dont need swappable Batteries. You can fit a 12s 4p in the EBoosted enclosure. That is enough to go like 40-50 Km if you dont ride to hard. To recharge the Battery you can just drill a hole in the enclosure and fit in a connector for everything you need (usually just a DC plug or XT60/90)
In my opinion removable batteries and magnetic enclosures just make everything unnecessarily complicated. If you need even more range you can build a portable recharger Pack.
So these are basically the exact same size as the bearings?