I scored a brand new kanthaka on indy 180s and orangatang keanus a little while ago for 200 bucks. It lives in the passenger seat of my car 
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@esk8manbabes good catch, added
@janpom thanks! image links added to wheel core types in your post as well as other component images hosted on esk8.news
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Pretty different from core-kegel
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Added a picture to help distinguish between boardside and roadside bushings 
More motor terms would be nice, like Keyway, Windings, Can/Bell, Grub screws, etc.
redundancy/redurndercy:
esk8/RC receivers output PWM.
huh, that’s where it all started huh…aewsome.
also, always thought vedder was a german, but he’s a swede.
two revelations today.
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@rusins bushing image was good add.
Keyway is already listed
agree on Windings, Can/Bell, Grub Screws etc. added them to the list will update definitions as time allows.
@professor_shartsis good point. there appears to be a debate on definition and application in a separate thread
What is the agreed upon definition for redundancy as it relates to esk8?
@b264 thanks for the clarification. corrected the glossary
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Direct Drive: any wheel to motor combination with a 1:1 ratio
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While I fully agree with correct terminology its commonly referred to as ppm. Across the board(excuse the pun) Maybe bracket the ppm after pwm so to aid understanding.
Again good write up.
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Bookmarked. Thanks so much for taking the time to do all of this. Cheers!
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@Dareno - good suggestion. updated.
@rusins updated Windings, Can/Bell, Grub Screws. Since I was at it, added Outrunner/Inrunner, and Poles as well with linked to images. Since these items come up with some ESC configuration software.
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This is great info and bookmarked. I was only pointing out that be it correct or not, split ppm is the commonly used term for linking 2 vescs without using canbus so the clarification maybe a bit pedantic but easier for new builders to understand. I know how confused I was in the beginning especially with all the acronyms.
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Thanks for taking the time to provide feedback. I’m always reminded of how little I know when attempting to explain things to others. In my experience providing detail on technical items early is well worth the effort and usually avoids confusion and frustration later. So a pendant you are not.
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can we use Kegel Core wheels during Core-Kegel exercises?
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I will hurt you. Unlimited cosmic power.
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This is a useful and informative thread and much as I love derailing, (fuck I love derailing threads) this is not the place to do it. Behave yourself.
(I love derailing threads)
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We have so needed this. Thanks for taking the initiative and doing a great job with it!
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