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pocket pussy hot anytime :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:

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Anyone/company ever use a burton Chanel style system for mounting bindings?
Seems like being locked into 1 binding position and/or drilling your board is a bit restrictive.
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The profile/shape of the channel could be designed to maximize adjustability.
Deck integrity would be my largest concern.

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sliding the stator away from the rotor increases the kv without reducing peak horsepower


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For our application I like the delta-star KV switching idea more.

Would love to see someone pull it off on a onewheel

yes, delta-star gives 70 percent more kv, then sliding the stator can double or triple it yet again.

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Truck hangers/baseplates designed with clean cable management built in.

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13/64 ≙ 5,159 mm
9/16 ≙ 14,288 mm
.002 tolerance ≙ ±0,05 mm (or ±0,025 mm; or +0,05 mm 
depending if the client want slightly oversized holes for example ; or -0,05 mm 
 the client want a slightly undersized shaft for his application 
 sure thing people tell you about their application after the part is made :neutral_face:)

BTW
My idea would be a reasonable intelligent unit conversation bot for the forum

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Couldn’t find anywhere else to post it so here it is
 So my thoughts for DEEIF Mounts are that they will be for belt drive Matrix two
 My concern is that people won’t be buying belt drives this year, making them obsolete so I’d rather spend my time switching focus to a gear drive if that’s the case.

How many people would buy a $100 (for dual) Matrix 2 Belt Drive Motor Mount and Clamp?

  • Yes, I’d buy a Mount n Clamp
  • No, work on a gear drive instead

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I think belts will still have a place for the right price.
Not sure if your price is the right one but I can understand why you picked that price

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but will reduce peak horsepower. it increases the kv as the rotor goes away from the stator, requiring more amps per ft/lbs, but the winding’s resistance stays the same, so you end up with a high resistance winding that doesnt give the torque of a low kv winding.

switching from wye to delta on the other hand will stay same peak horsepower. (peak horsepower being kinda arbitrary based on heat)

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Yeah, agreed on pricing. My range is probably about 80-100 for a dual.

I’m pretty proud of how they look, and honestly I’ve had thoughts of just purchasing a bunch of clamps from one of our vendors and making my mounts work around those. I think my pricing is pretty fair though, seeing as Boardnamics is $80 for a dual.

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I hadn’t actually looked at the price of his Matrix 2 ones. Makes sense.

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Hey man, if you can make it yourself and afford it, make what YOU want, you can decide your quantities anyway!

We need more of that around here :wink:

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The rpm increases proportionally to the lost torque per amp, for the same peak horsepower (torque x angular speed).

@ThermalChild do you do this also? Or was it someone else, it seems like a nice idea

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I know I do it :sweat_smile:

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Mine is an ugly tan suede monstrosity. I need to order a black one. Or maybe just a giant mitten?

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https://forum.esk8.news/t/do-people-esk8-in-the-winter/42971/72?u=thermalchild

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switching wye to delta increases the peak horsepower for the same current settings, because the loss decreases for the same motor current.

pulling the stator doesn’t change the loss, but trades torque per amp for a proportional increase in rpm for the same horsepower (less torque x more angular speed).

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