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6314

Iā€™ll keep an eye out, thanks for the heads up!

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6315

Thatā€™s the rub. Hangers look pretty basic/bendy, too.

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6316

I just have one question, is it actually ā„¢ :joy:

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6317

Just to clarify, the 360 amp is the potential of the battery.
I am open to constructive feedback if there is a better way to explain it.
Please feel free to ask any questions about the board and I am happy to answer them.

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6318

I recommend starting a thread in the Vendors corner

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6319

For us, after testing pros and cons, we prefer to use belt drive instead of gear drive.

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6320

Itā€™s probably better if you start a thread in vendor corner.

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6321

We suggest these things for reasons.

Welcome to the forum!

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6322

For the price, most of the board is made in the US and France, so it is difficult to compete with other companies who manufacture in China (CNC,deckā€¦)

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6323

Once again please open a thread with as many details as possible

Would make things easier to find out

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6324

Replies here will probably get lost

You should make a thread in the Vendor Corner category

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6325

And yes actually XBoard is a registered TM

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6326

Ok thank you

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6327

Please make a thread in the vendor corner category so this thread does not get bogged down.

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6328

Is there a way to get one of those without biying their board ?
Iā€™m assuming the 29usd ā€œdeckā€ on their website is nothing like a real deck, lest an integrated and carbon fiber one, right?

6329

I have no idea.

Iā€™d try one.

6330

Hey, I have used these DC-DC converters before on other projects, but was wondering if you knew a converter that can actually handle 63V input (15S 4.2V) and even the voltage spikes which might come from very high brake current. It looks like these are only rated for about 50v and some of the higher voltage ones that might work are for 500+Watts and have heatsinks, fans and a large PCB. All I need is 20 watts constant and was hoping to find something small like what you pictured.

6331

@XBoard

All posts to ā€œVendor Cornerā€ have to be approved by Damon or Jamie, so donā€™t get discouraged if it takes a little time.

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6332

Buck/Boost converters that can input 60V+ are surprisingly hard to find. There may be something small that uses the XL7015 IC which operates between 5-80v, but only at around 0.8A. Other than that Iā€™ve seen these which are good up to 25A but only outputs 12v and are much larger.

6333

what a legendary collab lmao

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