Ten Ways To Maximize Range On Your Electric Skateboard!

[@MikeInTheWoods]

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[@pjanoo6973]

Idk why I never thought of some rope to pull the board when it's dead. Such simple things are always the best.

[@carmensking]

Right!!

[@HowardCabalfin]

Came for the battery range tutorial, stayed to hear more about "skatepacking". First time to hear this concept. Thanks for posting this!

[@MikeInTheWoods]

Thanks dude! Lots more of that to come!

[@henrismith7472]

Less than a minute in and I've been agreeing constantly. Most of my mates thing eskate backpacking sounds dumb or something.

[@johnlockeac7288]

3:41 this is the most chaotic skateboarding i've seen in my whole life

[@sigurdbertram9594]

Great video man!

[@MikeInTheWoods]

Thanks! Hopefully it's helpful

[@JohnRavolta]

Great video! Planning a few skatepacking trips myself for the near future. What route planning app do you use?

[@MikeInTheWoods]

Mostly Google Maps with a bit of AllTrails, for these sorts of things

[@datdeerdude5139]

Thanks! That was a lot of advice on maximizing the range

[@Tyemuck18]

Just add as much batteries as you can without exceeding the ESC amperage. Most 36v ESC's can handle 42 volts and 40amps but in the winter you can push a little more amps.

[@Tyemuck18]

Another way to get range is by going fast going slow causes the bearings to over heat and slow down I learned that from just skateboarding.

[@Michaelajacksonfilms]

Thank you

[@thangtrinh3237]

I like the idea of your channel. I would love to see you do a video about Boston Dynamics robot dog (or some kind of futuristic robot) in the future XD, you can use it to carry your additional bug out stuffs or collecting fire woods lol (and you should be able to charge it with portable solar panel). I know that they are still very expensive nowadays but maybe they will be available with affordable price in the near future so we can look at them as a way to increase our capability as preppers haha

[@MikeInTheWoods]

I may or may not already have a few ideas on the subject... ;)

[@jerexmode1031]

Love how talks about aerodynamic but can’t tuck🤣

[@KenoshaKicker]

Like your vibe! Great video, thanks!

[@greenkribs]

I'm literally planning on doing this!!

[@steve00alt70]

I'll need the all terrain wheels cause the footpaths in my town are really rough with little stones everywhere. Would mini inflated tyres work?

[@MikeInTheWoods]

Yep, thats what most AT boards use

[@Nebnub]

Buy a second battery

[@ososdechengdu]

Great video concept and very insightful, but can we talk about that Orange sleeping bag? A down bag and stuff sack will help you satisfy a few of your items 😀

[@JSVibes]

I recognize some of those paths especially the lake path. I've skated there

[@MikeInTheWoods]

Haha yeah. Mostly in and around Ajax

[@JSVibes]

@@MikeInTheWoods is there any Esk8 community around. Ive only seen 1 other person on eskate

[@MikeInTheWoods]

@@JSVibes Yeah, there's a big Toronto group, and a durham group, on Facebook

[@ATrueCanadianBeaver]

Thanks for all the great tips! I did 3 XCanada journeys in the past18 years, and each one is via different mode of transport: bicycle in 2003, car in 2012, Suzuki Boulevard (2-wheel) motorcycle in 2017, Spyder (three-wheel by Bombardier) in 2018 and I hope to do one on an eboard after I am retired from... so the above video is kind of give me that extra inspiration to push me closer to realizing my goal... Awesome!