Did you at least carve to your doom?
Carved for the postman car. Got also the wellknown vesc wobbles.
Btw. My board seems to be a efficiency monster.
@Trampa Is that normal on Hw6.4? It is far off.
I have asked the same question.
Apparently it is.
I have 2x Vesc6 and 2xVesc6+ and all of them deviate by 0.5 to 1.5V from the correct value (measured with a calibrated multimeter).
Weird thing is my focboxes where very accurate.
I trust more my smart bms. Charge only
I trust my calibrated multimeter which shows the same values as my other calibrated multimeter 
All VESCs can only measure the voltage down to the accuracy of the shunts. These parts have a tolerance of ±1%. Other parts involved also have that 1% accuracy. And if you are lucky they are bang on, if you are unlucky the tolerances ad up to a max of 2%.
In my case it is well over 2%. Closer to 3.5%
Battery voltage 49,75V (measured with a calibrated voltmeter)
Master vesc reported by vesc tool 48,7V
Slave vesc reported by vesc tool 48,1V
That is still not critical for batt cutoff. On 12S 2% is 0.083V per cell.
All I am saying is that one of my vesc6 has more that 2% deviation in voltage measurement.
Functionally it has been perfect so far.
All resistors involved have 1% accuracy and things can add up. There is little you can do about that.
@tipsy watch the vid 
Did you drill those holes yourself? If so how did you get it centered?
The sprockets came like that. I do not have the right tools to get those holes drilled centered, but if you have a drill press it shouldn’t be too hard.
Any Progress in the least 14 days?
It’s running.
I’m working on a ride video, only showing the board
Just some riding footage from last weekend
Nice to see the beauty out in the wild 
Today I had my first walk of shame with that board. My on/off switch thought, Houston we have problem, we gonna get a ripoff. 2km to my house. Easy repair for me. More padding is needed. Pics will follow.
