Moe Stooge Wheel System

NOPE.

I have an idea for a part that could get these working on Boardnamics M1-AT.

No point in doing unpaid design work and troubleshooting for an inherently bad drivetrain solution.

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Maybe not for you, but I’ve seen some really good products come out of people trying to use incompatible parts together.

Kegel pneumatic hubs were invented to run AT wheels on DD which is a terrible idea, but it’s enabled pneumatics to go onto other things like GD.

The cause of the invention doesn’t always relate to the result.

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I have seen the dude selling moe wheels with adapters so maybe they are making those

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These are made for racing, don’t think Moe cares if they don’t suit the mass market.
They’re his parts for his racing boards.

The suggestion that they should be made to suit other requirements which aren’t his (racing based) seems a bit off the mark…?

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I’m just trying to avoid a mentality where we start using ā€œraceā€ and ā€œracingā€ just like the PC community uses ā€œgamingā€

If he doesn’t make the parts someone else will as long as there’s demand.

Putting these on a direct drive would tarnish the Moe stooge name

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These have been put on a DD before, idk where the company went tho, it was an awesome concept

These are racing parts made to fit the other parts in their own race board design.
You don’t see F1 teams making racing wheels to fit family cars…or people asking for that.

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I’m talking about the common ones we see on here all the time.

I’m sure whatever you’re talking about is some kind of high performance something

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Oh yeah it was some fully custom thing

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they were? I thought that was more of a rather thoughtless afterthought for marketing purposes.

Yes, it was a terrible idea to put six inch wheels on a 75KV direct drive, and even the ~60-ish KV direct drives didn’t last long… and i found that out first hand in probably the most expensive way possible… but were they really designed for direct drives or were they just trying to be drop in replacements for a common wheel and drive system integration standard trying to catch the direct drive wave which looked good at the time? I have some red anodize janux rims sitting still on a Carvon with TB beta drives… which burned out within about 20 miles… i could easily drop them onto a set of gear drives or even use them with press fit insert pulleys (which i did, and it works)

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Ok, a worthy goal. And you think putting these wheels on a Kegel core will avoid them being used by posers who enjoy having flashy kit for no good reason?

This stuff isn’t called racing equipment as a status symbol or an excuse to mark up the price, it’s called racing equipment because it wins races. :man_shrugging: if something does come along that does those things, I will join you in railing against it.

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I am all for posers racing on racing equipment, then you either can win against them or buy the equipment when they quit.

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Haha I’m with you there. The ā€˜all the kit, still shit’ types are the most satisfying to pass

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In the past we were able to drill a kegal hole pattern into the hub.

Found it! Think it was an evolve kegal pulley.

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Couple of questions:
1.what’s the estimated total range on these before they wear out? (or longest total distance traveled on a set)
2. [quote=ā€œMoeStooge, post:47, topic:292ā€]
The Versa pulleys will need purchased from Vex Robotics.
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Do you know any european vendor that sells same standard pulleys?
3.How do they preform under light rainy conditions? (Is any sortof hydroplaning persistent under ~25km/h / 16mph speeds)/
4.Couldn’t find this anywhere, what’s the new wh consumption for these (Ive heard old ones had about 30wh/mile)
5.Is the old pursuit for 109mm wheels with water channels discontinued?
These ones

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I fund versa pulleys in EU (or think they came from UK so not really EU anymore) some years ago. Can’t remember where, but they are here.

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They are just nylon anyway, not alu. You could just as well print some.

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The VEX products are very high quality. I would expect them to very rarely fail and take years to wear out.

Yeah appears they have no official distribution outside the USA. @Anubis @ApexBoards would either of you stock some VEX pulleys?

60T x 18mm Wide VersaPulley Kit (HTD 5mm, VersaKeys) (217-3200).step (7.1 MB)

60T x 7mm Wide VersaPulley Slice (HTD 5mm, VersaKeys) (217-3249).step (3.7 MB)

rehosting files for convenience

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Do you know any european vendor that sells same standard pulleys?
3.How do they preform under light rainy conditions? (Is any sortof hydroplaning persistent under ~25km/h / 16mph speeds)/
4.Couldn’t find this anywhere, what’s the new wh consumption for these (Ive heard old ones had about 30wh/mile)
5.Is the old pursuit for 109mm wheels with water channels discontinued?
These ones
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#4) have not done a wh per mile test. Wouldn’t be comparable with inrunners and gear drives as they run more efficient than Outrunners and belts. I suspect same or better with the new wheel.

#5) 109 project is history.

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