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Go spend a while reading through the “is esk8 right for you?” thread or maybe this thread (actually read, don’t just scroll through fast), that should get you there or close.
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So I’ll be back in few hours thanks for the advice !
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I think it’s something like 20-30 minutes, but I don’t remember exactly. Not a huge amount, just enough to filter out the create-account-and-then-immediately-post-lots-of shit types.
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It will probably be fine but there are some things you could improve.
Instead of using narrow nickel strips and spot-welding them on top of each other you can use 30mm wide nickel strips to go over everything at once. Also put 6 welds on a cell instead of 4. More is pretty much always better.
Oh and use 21mm instead of 18mm fishpaper rings on the positive terminals.
Here is an example:
Edit: I just read you have ladder style strips under the narrow ones. This is better than just using single pieces but imo the wide strips still are the best
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Thanks for your help guys I really appreciate your commitment!!
I’m now a bit more ensured 
Here the answer from @Acido
Here the answer i get on the efoil builder forum
All the answers goes to the same direction. I hope it will help anybody else to build is own big battery pack 
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You have 1 strip of nickel per a cell as a series connection doubled so I’d say you good for 200A ish more amps will add heat so only short bursts.
Unsure what size AWG wire you used but I think that will be your limiting factor
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The AWG I’m using is 8AWG so if I remember well, it’s rated for 180A
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But I’m not able to do it for the one of the bus bar. Because I will fold it on the side of the battery, the strip is peeling even if I make a ton of spot welder point.
The cable I’m using is 8AWG and if I remember well it’s rated for 180A.
Thanks for your answer
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Bit optimistic. And that’s befor you add cable factors at work I’d be useing AWG 2 for 180A
I would seriously think about doubling up and running a second cable in parallel
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these just get better and better,
lots of really useful stuff on there,
thanks!
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Happy to help 
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anyone use these puppies yet? looks like the new king of 18650
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I believe they are pretty much the same as the P26A
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ahh, i must have missed that report. dang lol i know it was a bit too good to be true. i don’t remember the last time i discharged a pack below 3.3 so the added capacity is pretty useless to me.
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QS10-S or EC8 ?
120A continuous 330A pulse
I’m unsure of wich I should use, I like the Idea of the antispark with the QS10-S and the 4 smaller connection for xyz option but I also like that I can get more with the EC8
Any good legit shop on ali?
Idk if you already got these, but out of my 110 BHU 6Ah cells, I have about 10 dead cells (below 1.5v) and 5 cells below 2.5v and this is just through self discharge over 6 months. I think they’re bad cells, couldn’t prove it but this is ridiculous.
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proceed to charge inside the house
fuck it
seems logical if you ask me
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Unfortunately, I have no alternative. There is no outside for me to work. I unplugged it as the car battery is at 10.8 volts, but that doesn’t really matter as the built in charger is broken anyways.
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Different strokes, and all.
I don’t do it often because reasons, but generally I use a pack down to 2.8 so these are nice. I like them for the Onewheel packs, they’re a nice fit for those where a trail riding session will take me down to pretty much empty before I get back. I’ve done a couple stock XR rebuilds and these do well to replace the VTC6.
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