Heretic | Esk8 LDP FWD | Idea Deck | Neo/Loaded hubs | 10s5p P42A | Unity | G Bomb brackets

Greetings, Linny here.

Back with another niche build, this is for a friend who wants a hybrid esk8 and LDP.

For those who are not familiar with LDP, it usually involves a low ride, with a decently high front angle and a low, even down to 0 degree back. This allows the rider to pump and propell the board without kicking again.

Well we don’t have to do that now do we since this is gonna be an esk8? Well thinking about it, with a decently sized pack with the combination of hubs and pumping, this will get some decent range no? So here’s what my friend Ryan and myself came up with.

Specs
Deck - IdeaTB deck
Enclosure - Eboosted single stack
Truck - Scythe Reaper custom single truck, 13mm rake, 55° base 125mm - 140mm width
Drivetrain - Neo Hubs on Front wheel drive
Wheels - Hoyt 83mm Abec wheels
Battery - 10s5p P28A with JBD smart BMS
ESC - Unity, or Flipsky dual 6.7 if the Unity can’t fit.
Flipsky bluetooth module
Remote - Puck V2

So, now you’re wondering. A front wheel drive? Why that decision?

That was actually Ryan’s suggestion, as the front wheel of a LDP generally has harder wheels than the rear. After he told me about it, it made perfect sense.

The perks of having FWD also gives better grip when taking tight turns, better braking, and since this is already a unique enough build, having it FWD will make it really intriguing to ride.

As I’m going with the Neo Hubs, which i will be sadly ripping out from my old build the Chonkas, I’m given flexibility to choose any truck that is on an 8mm axle. So hooking them up to the current trucks and torsion tail will be perfect.


More to come soon once I’ve gotten the parts in.


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That looks awesome :joy:

Luge it

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Looks like a supercarve pump board

A single small (6355 to 6374 -ish) motor attached to one back wheel with a small chain and a tiny 12S2P and tiny ESC on top with the wires in the deck

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RIP hub sleeves.

Should be a fun build while they last!

I have like 4 sleeves, and two that’s currently on it :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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With the back truck at 0 degree you might not have any torquesteer with 1 wheel drive and might be able to keep as much stock as possible, including trucks.

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A long distance pusher, without any need to push?

Loaded hubs are definitely the best choice. If you use loaded ESCs you can have push assist which works pretty darn well on such a board.

Unfortunately they will degrade the pumping experience though, unless you also use throttle.

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Removing the hubs from the Chonkas…


Lets see how it looks after 4 years.

Not bad.

With the hub installed, the center to wheel lip goes from 110mm to 120mm.

Okay looks kinda sick.


I am slightly concerned with the hangar clearance. This is with no spacer and with the cone washer only. I might add a spacer so it is further away, but not more than necessary as having a short wheel width is ideal for the front.

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More stuff came, i got the Puck V2, and turns out it can actually pair to the old puck receiver. Thats neat. Im not sure if the Puck V1 can pair to the new receiver though, we’ll see.

Not sure what this extra connector on the receiver is for.



I also got Zoobomb 83mms for the back wheels. Gonna be dyeing them black.


Cut, and soldered new 14 AWG wires so the phase wires are more flexible.
Also a tunnel riser, so the phase wires enter from the fork, looks cleaner that way.

Almost everything is here! Cells, ESC and everything. Only item remaining is the enclosure. Then i’ll figure out what sized pack I can build around to.

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It can.

It’s a simple 5v output that toggles when you press the “T” button on a Puck2 (doesnt work with a puck1). It’s not for powering anything directly, but you can use that 5v signal to toggle a relay or something. It’s designed to allow you to control lights or a horn or something with the click of a button on your remote.

@hoytkid really needs to make that Puck2 thread to answer these questions for folks :joy:

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The enclosure is here, i can now get to work.

I was considering a few configurations. Like a 10s4p P42A


Also the 10s5p P28A

Did some tetris, and found that 10s5p P42A fits like this. Ill go with this.

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Fuck my brand new silicone tube hardened on me.


Went downstairs to my nearby hardware shop and got this, no vinegar smell so we’re good to go.

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Why 10s and not 12s?

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My friend does not need more speed, and wants to use the same 10s charger since he has another board that is also 10s, so no need to get another charger

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Nickel is cut, corners chomped.



Cells are glued

I started drilling the holes for the enclosure, and then tranferring the holes to the deck



The deck is 10mm, so i had to machine my threaded inserts to 8mm

Glued the inserts into the deck with 24 hour epoxy.

I had to cut about 10mm deep into the bracket area, as i have a riser on the back and a tunnel riser front.


Thats all for today, I’m tired now :sleeping:

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