Electric Skateboard on a Dyno - Dual 3,500 watts or not?

[@eBoard3R]

*Yeww!* ⚡️🤙🏼🤙🏼⚡️ Most of us realised very early on to ignore motor wattage, fair review dude, keep it up 👏🏼👌🏽

[@goingoutotheparty1]

The Dyno is a great idea, would be great if you could get some more data, be like a standard tester

[@joesmoe282000]

Hopefully solar surron gets in contact with you he’s close to you and has a wired freedom e bike that everyone is dying to see it’s real numbers

[@nicod974]

I just use a power meter to check wattage use. It's great to have a real dyno to check these parameters. Our french youtuber is using a scale on a wall to check newton meters...

[@mikecurran883]

I have an idea. Can you put a regular mountain bike on the dyno and have somebody pedal like a regular bike and see how many "watts" a person is? Just a thought.

[@citizenx3801]

You need 1.21 Gigawatts.

[@davidhodgson977]

A good fair test, I would never ride any skateboard, I would kill myself for sure.

[@steveklick]

You're actually starting to look like your old self again dude! A part of me wonders if you got some kind of lithium poisoning by being around so many lithium batteries. I feel that these batteries slightly gasify as they are used and maybe you are surrounded by weird lithium gases from the batteries and electrical components. I remember the way I found your channel were the videos about you machining the key or chuck for an E-bike. You remember that?