LOL this made my day
This is my tightest fitting internals - in use like this for a year
Compared to my loosest - in use like this for a week right now
10s6p in a 4wd @evoheyax rocket board
12s4p in a @Luke MOV-E shortboard
Not wasting space 
and I obviously use lots of hot glue and silicone 
Haya with a 10s5p – there’s a layer of neoprene foam underneath everything; and then foam taped above the BMS and the antispark switch. The receiver wires have a small dab of superglue to keep them from coming out. I just used some packing tape to keep the wires down so that it would be easier for me to put the lid on.
I’d have to be downing so many benzos to be able to sleep at night if any of my builds had as much spooge as you have in that MOV-E…
I just don’t get it 
Oh, I made sure I can sleep very well, I’m a bit paranoid everything is triple secured and checked because of the tight space nothing can move also
@linny & everybody else who’s posted so far, I’d actually be interested in a “how long it’s been ridden/riding conditions” in the current configurations as well in the posts. Will be nice to know if I’m taking some insulation/routing steps a bit too far/spending too much time on what doesn’t actually need it.
Okay, i’ve updated them on the first post for mine
Snug 12s5p using 20700s unity and a very small bms in a prototipo
I’m building a second sender proto using a 12s5p with 21700. Should be fun
I really like those 8s voltage checker dealios, never-evar, never-never shorted out a probe on my multimeter checking P-group status!