Any suggestions for 20S5P?
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should work aswell, 4 comparments with 15cells (3 parallel groups) and 2 compartments with 20 cells (4 celgroups.
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Any idea if the mounting holes are compatible with trucks other than channels? I just got the bn 270 hangers and baseplates and would love to possibly use them on this platform. That discount is reeeealy tempting but I’m not gonna buy a whole new drivetrain for it.
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They are traditional skateboard mounting holes
But 270s might not be wide enough you would also have to have adjustable baseplates to get it at the right angle
let me do some homework I think there’s a couple guys
Doing Lunas 350 rkp and one doing tkp
I’m getting the adjustable baseplates already so that shouldn’t be an issue. If you can find examples of someone already doing this successfully, then I’m probably gonna end up getting it. My current enclosure is very bad and it’s giving me nothing but trouble.
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MBS M2’s are 414mm with axles and they’re basically 1cm away from wheelbite with 190mm pneumies. Anything less likely will bite.
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BN 270s are more like 380mm but with the adjustable BP it could work.
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With thanes it could work. The deck would essentially go over them.
Yes 
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Long, thorough, in-depth review after 6 months of ownership by AS eSkater:
TL;DW:
Cons: weight
Pros: everything else 
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Question about wiring the cnlinko lp16 2 pin connector. There are two pin labeled 1 and 2. Which one is positive and negative?
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It’s up to you. Just make sure it’s the same on both ends (charger and board)
I personally use 1 as negative and 2 as positive.
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Yes, I use 1 for - and 2 for + on all boards
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Ugh oh, I think Lacroix do it the exact opposite on their boards and chargers lol
I wish those ports just said + and - rather than 1 and 2 lol
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Cool I’ll use the same so I can share the charger with the buddies.
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hey there.
folks that have a build with the Flux deck and Matrix II.
anyone running angled risers?
I am pondering putting a 10 degree riser in the back.
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Hey, I have the same set-up. Any reason you want to run angled risers?
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To stabilise the back end, presumably.
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