Oh actually I didn’t notice you hid it so well haha
I did that on one pack before, good idea.
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Try sourcing the 26 gauge PTFE wire anyway. The insulation is more noticeably more robust and also fits more cleanly in the connector slots without any convincing. It’s nice to work with.
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the solder blob is also nice af
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This is textbook, impressive work man.
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Damn can’t wait for mine 
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Your work is really impressive dude. You have come a long way in a short time, and it’s awesome to watch. Keep it up!
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Heck yeah those are mine! 
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PM’ed you for a quote.
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Any advice on shipping? As I understand it as soon as you connect lithium cells it needs to be certified to be shipped but that process is insanely expensive and slow. I’ve been making and shipping myself but worry I could end in a heap of shit even if things never did go wrong with the battery
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So from what I can find, prototypes or low production runs (less than 100 units) do not need to be UL certified.
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Can’t wait to get my battery for my Evo. 
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All your work is great love the pictures and great inspiration.
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Can’t wait to see how mine turns out! So pumped to finally have my board up and running.
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Working on it right now 
I’m making some custom 3D printed separators for extra safety but my printers being a PITA…
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No rush! I’m going to be leaving for Chicago on Monday for work and I won’t be back until the 11th, so I wouldn’t be able to install it and ride until then anyways.
It’s looking good, though!
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