DIY 18S Dual Drive Electric Skateboard with Motor 7070 and Fsesc 75100 l Flipsky

This video shows that diy 18s dual drive electric skateboard with motor 7070 and fsesc 75100
Motor 7070 battle hardend：
-Max power : 4200W
-Voltage:6-18S
Dual Fsesc 75100 With Aluminum PCB:
-Voltage:14-84V (4-20S safe)
-Current:continuous max 100A
Battery：18S
Max speed：45km/h
Range: 70km
Motor 7070 battle hardend：
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Dual Fsesc 75100 With Aluminum PCB:
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[@ebikeunlock]

This must be a monster !!!

[@FlipskyTech]

YEs friend, very fast😏

[@ino9138]

75100 dual, Can it handle 12s battery and 63100 motor?

[@FlipskyTech]

Yes， Sir.they can be used together

[@eBoard3R]

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[@FlipskyTech]

Thanks bro

[@christiangalan7282]

I was thinking of running a 4wd board with a 18s4p battery and two dual fsesc I wasn't sure however what fsesc to use would the 75100dual fsesc work

[@FlipskyTech]

You can consider dual 75100 with alu pcb,here is link: bit.ly/3zzhsEa

[@chocolateexpress]

what firmware did you use to run 18s, my fs 75200 gives an over voltage fault and has a tunracut above 72v

[@FlipskyTech]

Hello, sir. Dual 75200 uses firmware 5.2. By default, the maximum input voltage is 72 V. You need to set the maximum input voltage to 90 V so that you don't get an overvoltage error.

[@tonyp3391]

Which version of the vx4 remote do you use?

[@FlipskyTech]

Good morning sir. We are using: for V4 version; connect with UART serial port Here is the link for the VX4 remote: flipsky.net/collections/remote/products/screen-remote-vx4-pro-for-electric-skateboard-ebike-eboat-compatible-with-vesc

[@fabianocardozo7553]

Wats the wheels?

[@FlipskyTech]

Hello sir. The wheel in the video is this 6" ATM Offroad Wheel, link: shorturl.at/ajCW4

[@Simon35098]

Which motor mounts are used?

[@FlipskyTech]

Hello Sir, we used 63 series motor mount #3 in this video.

[@BOBimusRex]

Whats the wattage of the motors? I dont speak KV.

[@FlipskyTech]

Motor 7070 battle hardend： -Max power : 4200W -Voltage:6-18S

[@tonyp3391]

Well kv is how you can tell how fast it will go but I believe they are 4200watts.

[@VllKlNG]

Nice. Tires are on backwards tho. 😁

[@FlipskyTech]

🤣🤣🤣

[@zpepe]

I'm always surprised as to how often that actually happens. I guess it's difficult to tell?

[@joaquinninoortega8023]

100a continuos per side? you could atleast show that and not 50a per side.

[@FlipskyTech]

Both 100A,dual 75100 like 2 single 75100 combine together.

[@joaquinninoortega156]

@@FlipskyTech 3:60 it shows 50+a per motor. but in your website you show 100a per motor/per channel.

[@janlukamichalski5990]

@@FlipskyTech yes, please answer. On 18s do they draw more than 55 amps continuous?

[@FlipskyTech]

@@janlukamichalski5990 Hello sir, since the maximum power of the 7070 motor is 4200W, power = current * voltage. When we use an 18S battery, the voltage is about 75.6V, and the working current is 4200/75.6≈55A; if the customer needs a 7070 motor to run a higher current, for example, the maximum current is 100A: the working voltage is: 4200/100=42V ( The battery specification is about 10S) *Note: The maximum current and power of the motor is only for an instant, and it cannot be run for a long time, otherwise it will burn the machine.