Seriously though?
Is it split between them? Or how many amps do I need the connectors to be able to withstand
@b264 answered this…
0.7 or the total current per bullet.
Or about 3/4’s (ish)
Better question might be why? (Puts thinking cap on for technical answer)
Edit - googled phase current and decide to follow instinct and trust Brian’s answer (it’s complicated)
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Is that a dickyho pulley? No setup should require 2 bearings on the outside, some use a support bearing on the inside but if the pulley bolts on its optional
Yes dickios pullys, there is a bearing on the inside, and one on the outside just looks like it needs another one?
Nah, it is just clearance for the nut and wrench
Thanks
oh thought he was pulling my leg
was just a really random number so thought he was joking
ruined my current mount for my extruder
if someone in the uk could print this for me in a stronger plastic (abs/nylon/petg) then would be real useful
also need 2 of these
Alright I’m having an issue with my mtn board build i can’t pin down. Think it has to do with my motors, but not sure.
I’ve never tracked errors using VESC tool. If I do, will VESC tool log motor/phase wire/hall sensor errors?
which llt bms app is the best?
i got the one from apex customs is that the best
I believe it is.
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good on their site they have like 4 different apps and have no clue the advantages of each
also to connect to it do i need the battery to be connected to something or would it work just on the bench
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No worries, there is no gap. 
If you use small rubber risers you are fine anyways. Try to stay away from risers in general if possible and if you need them, rubber is the best choice.
You can also use 3d printed risers in special situations if you want, but risers are always the part you really must have an eye on, bc if they are to high its possible that they will twist the whole truck under stress and you go bye bye.
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I prefer rigid ones myself, but if they aren’t rigid, then the hardest rubber or polyurethane is better IMHO.
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Yeah, its bc you need them 1/2" risers on your small boards I guess with them big wheels, so rubber wouldnt be the right choice when rising so high, true. 
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1/2"? Bruh, that’s child’s play. The Bigfoot has
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hahahaha, thats what she said 
I would use some carpet tape on these to the deck and to the baseplate to prevent twisting. Think that could make a big difference.
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I tighten the shit out of the truck hardware and use high quality alloy steel parts with no stainless steel.
After having a riser stack slip once, it’s something I watch out for.
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Yeah, you know about what can happen with these high rising stuff, so YOU take care anyways
I have no worries about you using risers at all 
Im more worried about cardboard boxes in the streets 
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Touché
Those boxes are something else
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