Introducing the BKB Xenith

OHHH SHIITTT XENNYS ARE BACK BOIS TIME TO POP SOME BOTTLES!!!

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hopefully also some test results of the 58V switch testing rig?

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@BuildKitBoards what internal components were changed for those of us that may need to repair our v1’s In the future?

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according to some sources…

Is this common in the hobby? People replacing SMD components if they pops?

If I understand correctly, vecs are mostly open source? Hypothetically, I could make my way though a broken PCB board with the help of the schematic, find the problematic component and replace it with the appropriate tools?

I’m really interested in this kind of stuff. It would be a dream for me to be able to replace smd level component!

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That is technically a thing you can do, yes. If I recall, @seaborder and @JohnnyMeduse are experienced with this

So is @linsus in general circuit stuff.

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of course you can, :muscle:

the world is full of e waste. not only vesc component level repair - that stuff can often be helpful to you with other things too. Just needs some time - depends on how much you know already

remember, despite all the tricks that exist, you cannot always repair every pcb/device if the damage is too big or you lack of information

right for repair is a real thing though

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Pretty much everything can be repaired, except for badly damage pcb.

I pretty much started in the hobby of building eboard, and ended up in the repairs business.

But now I gave most of my time to pray my lord and savior @IndianGummy

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Everyone should get behind this. It goes way beyond SMD repair too. It can and will affect many aspects of your life negatively if we don’t get proper legislation passed(which takes mucho $$$ to do, go figure :expressionless:)

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Kinda curious has anyone ever done a top speed test with a xenith and hit the erpm limit or close to it,if so did u have any sort of cutoff or anything.

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duty cycle current limit start all the time. Sudden braking has not happened.

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how about motor kv wat kv was you using at the time?

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standard as shit 190KV.

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oh nice i was re going over the dam esk8 math thread and that shit made be paranoid about potentially high kv motors on a xenith since it only has 100k erpm limit. But then again idk if ur motors are running 80a per motor at 25v then 30a to 40a battery current limit each at 50v on full throttle so my worries could still be justified XD.

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uhh I thought it was a 80K safe limit

both of mines says 100k but 80k probably is the safe limit for it

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Someone help me find that post with the motor KV limits on all voltages and VESC hw designs…

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Ffs I’m new to eskate and bought all my parts for a first build in the last few months, didn’t have the info about Unities and bought one from his new site directly only a few weeks ago. My stuff arrived and I only paid $199 shipped but now I’m feeling gross, congrats on this much better development though

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I forgive you, bro.
Welcome!

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Anyone use just a loopkey on their Xenith? Imagine it’s the same process as on UNITY, bridging the MOM pins?

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