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They are definitely tight.
No way I can fit in my trigger remotes.

Snip that tip!

Use a heat gun on a light heat and move your fingers around that should help stretch them a bit. I did that with my boots and PF flyers

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@NoWind 1:5 GD’s and APS 8080 160kV motors?

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Yes it is
That’s my friend first diy build.

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Crazy for a 1st build! That’s over 10kW! Did he battle harden those motors though?

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But it does fit! These gloves molded my hand great! I use a modded Gt2b and it ā€˜s fiiiiine. Im thinking about adding a little velcro to prevent any accidental drops.

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I definitely I need a different remote because I can barely get my finger inside the trigger.

Oh no. Your ankle :pleading_face:

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Meh looks worse than it was. That was more of me trying to hold the board from rolling downhill. Makes me scared to try heel straps though. I wouldn’t want my board any heavier or it could throw some torque.

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That is the reason you should use heelstraps off road.

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At least you caught it :0

That’s my worst nightmare… Especially after the enclosure is sealed ā€˜for the last time’ :weary:

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Yeah, if it wasn’t for the Diebiems I’d probably damaged the whole pack in the long term

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And that’s exactly why you want to be Monitoring individual cell voltagesā„¢.

BTW, same thing happened to my battery pack. I’ve done at least 30 cycles since then without fixing anything and it’s still working fine, only with reduced capacity. It’s possible to live with it as long as you keep an eye on the voltages while charging and stop charging at the right time. In my case, once the weaker P-group reaches 4.2V, the other p-groups are at 4.1V, at which point I just stop charging. I don’t balance.

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I need the full capacity to comfortably get to uni and back, about 32km (10s4p 30q) :grimacing:

Surgery incoming…

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And precisely why I’ve got a davega x on the way :wink:

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Turns out one of the single cell fuses was not soldered properly (my mistake… )

Monitoring every single cell is useful when you don’t have a discharge bms that does coulomb counting. The diebiems must have noted the difference.

Anyway, quick solder fix and the board is back running. I will monitor the cells closely and see if they stay balanced

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Not my fault Amazon got ddosd and set content limits.

Or is it :face_with_raised_eyebrow:

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Lol this sucks man, I just saw this post on reddit

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