No, he wasnt using a Puck. He was using a beta unit OSRR which, for modularity reasons, has the radio connected to the main board via pin headers. Those pin headers worked themselves loose over time, causing faulty signals to be sent. A simple wrap of kapton tape solves the issue for any other OSRR beta units out there.
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nahhh
osrr, but i know the issue so sheās fixed
tape was all that was needed
speaking of tho, looks like gour motors survived at least 
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I feel like Iāve seen this somewhere before
Eh. nah. Probably not
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What mounts are you using?
Thatās the Janux idler mounts.
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whereād you find that miniaturized iron holder?
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A bijillion cells but no smart BMSā¦
How come?
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Parasitic drain maybe?
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In my opinion, there is no consumer safe/friendly Smart-BMS. If this were for my DIY id definitely consider a smart BMS.
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Interesting.
What is your main concern?
Are parts not reliable?
Or the concern that settings could be messed with and set incorrectly?
Or something else?
I love love love my LLTs, but I have never had to ponder using them on a large scale.
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I found it on ebay and I lolād about it. A few months later, It was a birthday present.
Brand is exso, 300 or 500w, not sure.
This looks identical.
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i totally donāt need this but the want is through the roof
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Alright @glyphiks Iām gonna be that guy to say
What the actual fuck is this
I canāt make heads or tails of it and Iāve been building batteries for years
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skill issue
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8s12p single stackā¦He just showing off now lol 
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Wild lol what a pain
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Itās art.
I was able to resist the buy temptation, but it was gifted. It does absolutely positively crush soldering thick braid on to nickel.
You should just business expenses it, bc battery builders club and Business.