Archived: the OG noob question thread! 😀

Six. 2v/cell.

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The “12V” LiFePO4 batteries are 4S. Which makes them actually 14.6V.

The 12V Pb ones are 6S as @MysticalDork noted

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i thought lifepo4 was 3.2v /cell so 12.8v

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3.2v nominal, 3.6v full charge.

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please double check my math for TBDD motor Kv calculation

ERPM: 40334
Pole Pair: 14
Volts: 46.8
Duty: 94.9%
(40334/(28 x 46.8 x .949)) = 64.86 Kv

are you in bldc? its inappropriate to test kv in foc.

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foc

10char

switch to bldc & repeat

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ack thanks

They charge to 3.65V

The power switch on the comm port? :flushed:

If they’re from torqueboards they are designed to bolt through the wheel

That’s because those wheels aren’t true ABEC wheels.

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Sooo, when your proper EZ-lock tool stripped the expensive ez-lock screw, what do you do?

Use a M4 screw and a wera hex?

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Stripped? JB weld/red loctite something in, let cure, remove.

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Yeah, I figured that would be an option, but the wood glue was drying, so I tried just screwing it in with the M4 screw, and it worked sufficiently. I was just worried of stripping it…

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I guess I don’t understand. You stripped the inside of the insert, but you still screwed it in? I thought you wanted it out of the deck.

Sorry, that wasn’t clear - the upper lip to which the ez-lock tool attaches to screw it in, stripped when it was half in.

It already happened a second time. I again got it in with the same method, but I wonder how people actually get this to work properly…

Might my board be too hard? I think it’s bamboo.