I think it will carve pretty badly and feel very numb. For a street board with a small to medium deck size it would be natural to have narrower, lighter RKP trucks which would contribute to keep the agility to the board as a whole.
To be frank, this doesn’t make sense to me at all and seems like a Frankenstein.
So I just came back from a test ride that was about 6km, my Davega is showing 41km, why is that? Did I set it up wrong? The speedometer seems to show the correct speed.
PWM pc fans operate on 12v, so there’s no easy way. Also a vesc has no way of controlling fan speed, but if you just get a buck converter and plug in 12v and gnd it will spin at full speed.
Thanks man. Do you know if there are microcontrollers you could use or maybe even a temp probe so that the fan spins faster or slower depending on the heat? I bought one of those crazy delta fans that’s Linus tech tips showed that cuts carrots up and I’d prefer is not running at full speed given the noise bhahah
I believe the fans are controlled with voltage. But the problem is that delta fan will suck an ungodly amount of current so it makes no sense to use it. Get a 40 or 60mm noctua fan that will sip a fraction of an amp and give you airflow. At that point just hooking up 12v won’t be loud and will give you some good air movement.
Too late
Apparently it pulls 4a, which is fine since I’ll probably just have a switch to turn it on/off.
I need a lot of air flow, will be running A123 lithiumworks LiFePO4 cells at 50a each
i would suggest look into 48v dc fan, i’ve used a few of those back when i did school project for physics class, mega airflow (CFM) is what u need rather than high rpm
i’m making sure the bottom of the pack will have contact with the steel plate below, the steel plate is flat, i will isolate with kapton, but nothing should short once i secure it into place