Youāre absolutely right, my dude. Peli-cases/equivalent are the most sensible and practical choice of eMTB enclosure. No contest - and thatās the problem - thereās no contest.
A lot of us really go balls-out on the craftsmanship and aesthetics of our builds. Lacroix, 3DS, Sender, Radium etcā¦ all making a tidy penny from it. Like I say, with the exception of Apex, Iām not aware of any activity in the pursuit of beautiful eMTB enclosures. Alex seems to be saying that Lacroix will be looking at that next year though, so thereās that.
Not to bash your build, Benjamin. Itās all quality componentry. I mean, it looks like youāre heading off on a weekās holiday or something, but youāre clearly buying up the good stuff and I sympathise with your position. Understand me, I just want you to be able to hold your head up with pride when you ride the thing
12s10p Tesla Model 3 cells, plus ESC and all electronics in the box, does not make for a small enclosure
I fully agree with you Chris, we need more options and competition in this market. I just worry that too many will go the Trama way and prioritize looks over function. At least pelican cases will always be there for us haha. I look forward to the innovations to come though
Oh!? Dāya know, it hadnāt occurred to me for one moment that Trampa had prioritised looks over function.
@PixelatedPolyeurthan, dude, I would personally bear that enclosure on my deck most proudly. Itās an accomplished feat of engineering and the result is seriously impressive. Iām prepared to accept that despite my finely polished and well-turned-out appearance, Iām not the ultimate arbiter of what is and what is not beautiful - but it is not beautiful.
Sure, itās a valid concern. I have considered it.
It wonāt happen while the board is resting.
It may happen when youāre moving the board. If youāre moving it by hand, thatās not really a concern since youāre holding it and youāre in control.
If youāre moving it in your boot, for example, thatās a little concern. Still, even if it gets accidentally turned on, no major disaster will happen as long as your remote is off.
I personally almost never carry my board in my car. If I were to do it, I would probably print a simple part that locks the switch in the open position, which is simple and solves the problem.