That is such a bizarre nonsense explanation Iām almost proud
what if they are really using trampa esc 6 mkv? 
Itās nonsense IMO. The heat created in the input and output filter caps (from the ripple current) for a regulator circuit should be tiny compared to the losses in the MOSFETs.
Or, itās possible thatās a ridiculously bad explanation of how a switching regulator work.
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Youāre all missing the real science here.
If you put mediocre metal (with soulless programmed drums) under some footage of mediocre riding, you gain so much efficiency.
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itās massive!i guess makes sense for 104 cellsā¦
i guess the electronics are also in that box too?
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Oā¦Mā¦Fā¦Gā¦that music.
My brotherās 15-year old pug can shred harder than that too.
Go to war? Over what? Their marketing claims?
Okay, Warboards, you got it. I commented twice on one of the long Facebook threads about this. Capacitors as a load for your regulator creating lots of heat? Yea, try explaining that to me.
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Aināt I a lil stinker.
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I know this is possible on 12s8p tm3, not sure what theyāre using though.
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Werenāt they saying 25r?
Theyāre 18650 for sure
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iirc tm3 cells much have more capacity than 25R
even at 3Ah per cell 12s3p tm3 would be 1065Wh,
4Ah = 1421 Wh
5Ah = 1776 Wh which is for sure possible
doesnāt convey enough zoom
In some thread he said heās using Samsung cells. Itās an 8p 20ah pack, so that would be 2.5ah cells. Most likely Samsung 25r.
Looking at their other boardsā¦thereās definitely a big pile of horse patoots there. First is a Meepo V1/2 clone, hub motors included. Then is a low rent āATā board with the same generic parts that have appeared on several lower end rebrands.
This other top mount board looks pretty low quality. Zooming into the photos shows that the wood enclosure is just rough cut trash.
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Dunno. 11 mph is pretty metal.
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TBF, I will re-use āthat pussyy shits for life bitchā for a few weeks.
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It does seem redolent of David.
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