i run 50A per side
i’d say lessening spikes can be aided with a longer ramp time, higher p count, or just don’t be as aggressive on the brakes like i am at the start 
we could also try to design a spike absorber with, say 90V TVS diodes on the battery leads
wouldn’t something like a rheostatic brake module also help by just dumping the energy into heat instead of forcing it to go back into the system?
that could work too, but it lowers our efficiency
getting some regen is nice
I mean if youre running crazy voltages and pushing stuff to the limit im assuming efficiency is pretty far down the list of priorities, probably after “not blowing up your esc”
but that’s what i’m here for!
blowing shit up 
The “no update, update” here.
Started off 2023 by hitting eject on life and moving into my campervan. No workshop means nowhere to build, and I decided this board was never going to get done if I didn’t tap out and call for professional help.
@Skyart has the deck, enclosure, and all the electronics. More updates to come in a month or two I hope 
I’m currently in San Diego and I have my lacroix down here. @ShutterShock @KaramQ when are we riding boys? You can let all the SD ladies know that the shoulder model is in town.
Lol how long are you here? You didn’t reply to my message in the chat a few days ago
Yeah that was my bad. I’m around for another two and a half weeks. I could ride Sunday maybe or any weekday after 5pm, except this Friday.
Uuuuuum these are some mighty fine parts here…
Alex already screwed up the battery config once, let’s see how he does on round 2 
Evan has requested all hot dremel action on this build be live streamed to him.
Bout to cut that enclosure, try out my new “precision”tool
Wooot. Jelly to see this get built up. I envy redembers
@Shadowfax ,so your finished board can sleep in my garage,ill cover it with a blanket,ill even ride it so it doesnt get lonley 
my giant dog will protect it from raccoons
UPDATES BABEH
I visited the @Skyart workshop while driving back from Canada. @poastoast finished off the battery last week, and the man himself put the finishing touches on the electronics while I perused the shop for extra parts.
Welcome to my makeshift workshop
Lil foccers for a lot of voltage and amps.
Hand filing the enclosure for phase openings.
Fitting the gasket
3 link setup.
Meepo tubeless on newbee pentagrams. Fit is perfect.
Fit check on motor upgrades
a zoomy boi’
First ride. Zoom zoom
What are those silver can motors? So pretty
