I’ve gotten down to 11Wh/mi avg. What kind of efficiency are you guys getting when really trying to stretch your milage? However you get there, I’m curious…
Please vote in Watt hours per mile:
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Small board, new battery from @Chibatterysystems , single SK3 belt drive. This was back in 2017. Best wh/mi I’ve gotten.
6-8, sorta skewed though because 3 of the 4 miles of that ride was downhill 
12 wh/mi while stretching it, 23 while full throttling around a bike path.
6" pneumatics (bergmeisters)
All of my boards run much past 30 lol Latest will be at least double that…
If you were to build the most efficient board possible what parts would you use?
Jack asking the real questions here
Probably small single motor with a gear drive. Something like 5055 maybe?
Normal use like 20 at per mile. When I get on it which is the majority of the time. About 30wh per mile. I have 6880s six shooters battery discharging at 80a . I’m 230lbs. And I live in the only town in Texas tgat isn’t flat
Hol up you had a 42km distance and still so much juice left?
Yeah I had .7 volts left before it hit soft cut-off @ 42V…
that’s 16.7 wh/mi… not bad.
I have a feeling a couple people may be messing up with their votes…
I know I fucked up… I voted as if it were Wh/Km Jajaja
It’s no shame to think in the superior unit 
how to get the best Wh/mile:
I’ve known some really light kids to get wh/km well under 5wh/km on those shitty penny boards, they’re only 7S1P 22P and they will go for 10km+ if you’re light enough🙃
That sounds a lot like a single drive boosted 
My first board was a 5065 270kV from APS and some lipos. 7Wh/km
