That is one sexy build, love the deck 
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Don’t worry about OP’s initial criteria at all.
This is ultra as fuck my dude!
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Pretty much every hummie is
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Honestly, This is easier to do than it sounds - Only thing i personally lack to do this is Deck Manufacturer.
Been working on modding some completes. One hubdrive was 12.5kg when i recived it, managed to reduce the weight by 4.7 kilos 
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I think i can add my lunch box under that and it’ll still ride
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Zoom in, my 12s9p enclosure is actually stacked under it bahaha
Unless you mean add the lunchbox to it… Then maybe still lol
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Oh, no, no, added to what’s already there. In the front my usual sammy enough to feed a table of 6 and in the back a can of monster and dessert
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Not an esk8.
A wise man once said: Don’t tell me. Show me.
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I both agree and disagree with this.
I think a Funwheel or a Onewheel definitely count as “esk8” in a general sense; I call them “eskaters” if I see them on the roadway.
But for the sake of whether it’s an “Ultraboard” as defined in this thread I definitely agree they should not count.
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I mean personally I’d file a OW under either EUC or in the same class as a scooter or speedboard. Maybe it even deserves its own category, like eSF (electric Street Face), but I wouldn’t call it an esk8.
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OW is like if esk8 and EUC had a bastard child together 
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OneWheel is just an EUC but they fucked up and installed the wheel sideways
Also, I’m willing to count onewheels if someone programs theirs to be rideable upside-down 
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I never been on one, but aren’t they ? I mean what difference does it do ? If they are simetrical, the balance job is the same
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The foot switches are only on the top
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Oh, ok, i thought it was more like a segway
That’s one sexy Ultra Board!
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