I think between 32-35 would be great. Big enough to be stable at speed. Small enough to carry one hand, store in random places.
I’d hope for a 4p battery in double stack, maybe 2p 40t single stack for lightweight build?
30.5" is about the limit for me to carry it by the nose and it not drag on the ground. I can’t stress how convenient that is just kicking it up and not even bending down to pick it up.
You can easily obtain that by making the wide part of the nose go further up front, effecting making the part that sticks out past your front foot as short as possible
I do fine carrying my 33 one handed by the nose and not hitting the ground and I’m 5’9
By the front trucks, or by the actual nose?
It needs to have a minimum of 12s4p so whatever size deck would go. I think the 38 you have there would be ideal. I would rip that from you in a heart beat. Whats the enclosure set up on that thing? Fully incorporated or half and half?
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I have a 31 inch board and a 34 inch and both are confortable to carry around and im 5’11"
A 3p battery has always been my go too as I can usually get 10-15 miles on it which is enough.
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If you shoot for 10S5P, that will also hold 12S4P
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Do you need a fuse?
I can most likely ship you a few
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I have a feeling it would cost me a bit less to get them locally 
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The 40" Drop was 620x160x12.
The 38" Kick was 620x150x12.
Then debating on a 32", 34", 36" too many choices.
Should be able to use the same enclosure actually. I’ll see. Was going to have a 12s4p/12s8p enclosure. 12s4p first with just cut outs for charging port, lcd, on/off. That way they are universal for battery pack builders as well and for anyone else that wants to build a custom enclosure for it.
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10S5P is better because if it will hold that, it will also hold 12S4P but maybe not the other way around
I like both of those decks with a passion. Both cuts are fine for the type of battery most people would be chucking in there. I say go with the biggest available space and then let the builder make the decision.
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Well the only way to solve that is to send me a 34"
@b264 a 32"
And @Skunk the 36
And who evers board looks and preforms the best is what you go with.
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Might as well add half inches too. 
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The problem with 30 inch decks is there really not stable for the majority of riders at or past 30 miles per hour.
I love sub 30 inch decks.
But the majority of people I know with spuds aren’t comfortable going over
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im questionning the worth of paying 20$ of shipping for a 1$product…
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I set my max speed in the ESC at 31mph (50km/h) in the Ackmaniac firmware
tell us more !! 
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