First DIY build, thoughts/feedback?

Cheers for the advice mate this is what I came up with on the calculator


What sort of torque should I be aiming for?

Would you recommend Hoyt St puck?

I honestly can’t tell you a specific number. I plugged in one of my offroad boards into that calc and got similar results but then noticed it didn’t change the torque values when I changed wheel size which is interesting.

Definitely. It is one of, if not the most well reputed remote used.

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Thanks mate

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I’m doing my first build and need help myself but I can’t post and make a thread :sob:

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Alright lads, parts are flooding in! Just waiting on finality AT kit from 3d Servisas and MBS F5 bindings, then off to Glyph for the 12s8P Molicel p42a battery.

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Thoughts/ feedback? I’ll be taking this slow so I don’t stuff it up. My main question is regarding waterproofing, the enclosure has a rubber gasket, but are waterproof cable glands enough to waterproof the cable entry points? As mentioned in the waterproofing thread, I was also going to use sugru to doubly seal any ingress points. Also when making the xt90 loopkey, do you guys just epoxy the female side into the enclosure? Also where can I get those cool 3d printed loopkey covers/handle? Be as harsh as you like, I’d rather it now than have something fuck up later!

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You mean this?

Not exactly but they do look good! Something like that anyway, sold out unfortunately

He’s working on stock afaik. Should be done soon.

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I was thinking more like this one. Loopkey mounting. How do you do it? - #7 by Linny

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Anyone else have any thoughts on cable glands for waterproofing?

Yep, I use pg glands regularly, ride through nasty nasty, and have seen zero trace of water/dirt/mud in my enclosure.

This one specifically is a PG21 gland and the number denotes interior diameter.

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Thanks man, I thought they’d be good but just wanted some first hand experience!

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just wanted to show off trucks and gear drives because they’re so pretty! :grin: Shout out to 3dservisas!

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Plus enclosure painting. Work in progress…

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Finished my enclosure and have her a name! Bit lame but I like it :sweat_smile:

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I like it too :+1:

Sounds like the cousin of dirt surfer

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now u have to post video of it hopping grass then she is complete :rofl:

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