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My jalopy

  • 2 motors
  • 190kv motor kv
  • 66:14 gear ratio
  • 205mm wheel diameter
  • 12s4p p42a battery config
    Per motor:
  • 50a battery current max
  • 60a motor current max

Torque: low, 3-4

  • average cruising speed: 16mph, 25kmh
  • torqueboards 6374 190kv
  • Trampa 20mm open belt drive
  • 8 in pnummies
  • Earthwing NLS with the crush weld. its only 4 plys thick :sunglasses:
  • 2x torqueboards bldc esc
  • Bad build do not replicate. It rides just fine from 0-25mph. On 12s with 190kv I seem to hit a wall where escs reach duty cycle around 27mph. Lame af, I want to go faster. Next set of upgrades will be new, lower kv motors (~170) and vescs that can handle higher erpm. My enclosure is a 3dp box that is tied onto the board with some dyneema - no additional hole drilled into the deck
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9.8 out of 10.

I’d say 10 out of 10. but…

actually i wouldn’t have said it when i first got on the board. it was basically more than i could handle. I think… think i could go a little harder now having had practice.

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Out of curiosity, does the SRB setup ever have the torque drop off, like when you hit a battery current limit in VESC? Or is it full torque all the way to redline?

The mamba can only report battery current AFAIK, so it’s harder to figure out the low end torque as a benchmark

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12S6P molicel
DV6 pro
300kv Radium Reachers

165A motor
80A battery

Over 7kw actual power

12/48T on 125mm solid rubber

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what are your 1-10 torque ratings (subjective) for these if you dont mind?

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7 and 7
Both are equally quick
Other two don’t work yet

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My boards are all 69 power stats with 420 boost

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2wd
190kv apex/flipsky
12s6p p42
44:9
200m
105a battery
120a motor (imo not enough but is what vesc mk3/4 can take)
iron giant still needs a battery and some mechanical work before can be riden

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the SRB setup attempts to have enough battery current to have full torque all the way to full speed.
and it feels like it.

there’s less motor current limiting too. we aren’t using the torque limiting. we do use punch control. actual motor limits. but you can think of it as you’re on full battery current from low speed on up. so it doesn’t quite have that motor current max at low speeeds cutover to battery current limited at higher speeds that vesc does. probably harder on motors. :confused:

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  • 2wd
  • 170kv
  • 18:72 (Previously 15:72)
  • 200mm / 8"
  • before 12s1p lipo - in the future 12s6p p42A
  • 45A Battery per side
  • 90A per Motor

Torque: 5/10. Rather weaksauce because of Battery limitations, stupid gearing, belts,Hoyt Pucks weird decision for the weak built in throttle curve and me not really needing torque.

Total kilometers 2k+

  • 22km/h~
  • 6374 FS BH
  • Prototype SabreDynamics Beltdrive
  • Aliexpress tires
  • Trampa deck 17ply with bindings and SabreDynamics Wings
  • v6 Neobox 2x
  • Would’ve been sold a long time ago if it wasn’t for the community.
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My three wheeled build

  • 1wd
  • 500kv 56123 SSS inrunner
  • 24s4p a123 26650 lifepo4
  • BESC G2 100v esc
  • 35.6:1 (jackshaft gear reduction)
  • 254mm rear; 200mm front pneumatics
  • 275 phase current max
  • 200 battery current max

Torque is 10/10. Is possible to spin out the rear wheel at 55 km/h with 3/4 throttle on dry asphalt. Super scary.

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Alright, if SRB has a flat torque curve and the max motor current is the same as the 225A max battery current you posted before, the peak performance looks like this vs my bikeboard:

(I took your calculator and rescaled it to Newtons of thrust, and added standing/tucked rider air resistance for reference)

I’d like to see how other builds look like graphically, the numbers are a bit much to digest lol

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Wow! I’m really holding back my DV6 pro. I’m only running mine at 115a per motor. Guess I should turn it up. Although, not sure how much the flipsky motors will like those amps

I’ll try to remember to post later today

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Yeah I wouldn’t trust the flipsky magnets to stay attached or the can to not develop a vibration.

Also I’m running high amps in BLDC because FOC would always cut out from abs overcurrent.

High kv also needs higher amps to feel punchy. I tried 205kv on 165A and in BLDC it was not very linear, hard to control

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Hm I see. I haven’t had that issue on mine yet - mine is 190kv at 115a each, FOC no error messages, 60a batt per side

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This is how I killed two Flipsky ā€˜Battle hardened’ motors. They couldn’t handle 120 motor amps. Magnets slipped. Even after repair (heaps of epoxy) I caused one to catch fire haha.

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Flames make you faster though!

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OMG. i always meant to do that… it ended in a… ā€œwtf is this unit relative compares I guessā€ state. :smiley:

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qty motors: 2
motor kv: 170
gear ratio: 5.2:1
wheel diameter: 200mm
battery configuration: 12s10p Tesla 21700
battery current max: 40A (per motor)
motor current max: 120A (per motor)

Subjectively, this build’s torque on a 1-10 scale: 7
Total miles esk8ed: thousands

average cruising speed: 25mph
motor size and brand: 6384 Flipsky BH
drivetrain type/brand: @Boardnamics M1-AT on Hypertrucks
wheel type: Kenda K909 8" tire / @Boardnamics GT3 rims
deck info: Haero Bro 96, stiff, usually no bindings, sometimes front MBS F5 binding
esc type: Trampa VESC6 MK3

any other info about the build: I’m looking for way more torque, so I’ll be swapping to 5.5:1 gears and 205kv motors. I’m also considering building myself a 12s13p P42A pack to replace the Tesla cell pack. More range, more amps.

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