Exway Atlas Pro

Prebuilt Board Discussion
#1

It looks like Exway has announced and put on their website the Atlas Pro

I must admit, I feel better about this board than the Atlas.

Here’s some specs I’ve gathered

NASA version
$2,199
White Carbon Fiber/Fiberglass
4wd
Mudguards

Standard
$1,899
Black Deck
4wd

Standard
$1,599
Black Deck
2wd

All comes with:
12S4p, Lishen 400mAh cells, I calculated 691 Wh, and 16 Ah
6370 motors
160mm x 55mm pneumatic wheels
10.5 in wide, DKP trucks, 2 sets of bushings I believe.
R3 remote, similar to previous but with trip and odometer
Handle
Bash guards
New app, with GPS tracking (eventually)
Exway’s backpack included also

18 miles range (maybe)
37mph top speed

They will also be releasing (eventually)
A 12s charger that 20A! That’s just crazy
Also a 12s6p battery pack that’s mountable on top of the deck.

Early September shipping to US
Early October shipping to UK/Europe

Is anyone looking forward to this board? Did I miss anything?

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#2

It seems pretty cool to me overall

The white version is suuuuuuper clean, will probably get dirty fast but I love the aesthetic.

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#3

Missing 0.

according to Dkwan its 701Wh.

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#6

Nice the extendable battery doubles as a seat

#7

lmao

NASA aint got no time with chinese esk8s

also, that aux pack is uggy af, legit looks like an afterthought

#8

It looks pretty sweet if you dont like to diy

#9

20A to charge a 16Ah pack… it’s possible but
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#10

They probably just payed for the rights to be able to use the NASA logo and name on the board. It isn’t all that hard for companies to do. Plus from the site the only difference is in the aesthetics and name of the NASA board.

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#11

White looks very different in the sea of black esk8s I wonder if it will yellow over time

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#12

looks sick, remains me of that og white trampa deck i was too poor to buy as a student

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They finally posted some of the details on what’s works and what it comes with

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#14

they used 3.65v for estimating the capacity, which is also used by ninebot-segway. I just stick with 3.7v but technically 3.6v is what you use for cylindrical li-ion cells

#15

i wouldn’t use that charger with lishen cells… A grade or not lishen is not the go-to power cell I would pick when my life is on the line…

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#16

should be getting this board next week, will compare it against the old atlas.

btw I only got 10km of range while using the old atlas with 4wd and 165mm pneumatics, it performed well but the range is absolutely abysmal.

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#17

Just got the board, first in the world xD

Looks clean asf rn, but I have a feeling this will get dirty after just the first ride. I’m really contemplating between testing the true power of this board or savour it, it looks too damn clean to be ridden the same way I ride all my other boards…

A lot of cool features baked onto the remote, including motor detection. Not sure if it will support other motors so that’s something in the list of things to check.

Will report back on the ride feel tmr, gonna film it too.

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#18

I love the white look, it’s super clean

Curious how long it will take to get filthy tho

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#19

Filthy is fine, cleaning cloth or even WD40 will be your friend.

I’m more worried about scratches

#20

Oh like scratches through to black plastic below? or CF

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