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It has nothing to do with faster speeds and belts. 1. Use higher voltages to achieve faster speeds 2. Use more rotational motors. 3. Increase the number of motor gears teeth. 4. Reduce wheel gears teeth. 5. Increase wheel diameters You can choose and achieve what is possible among these five.

Thank you for watching too :)

Haha, I hope you enjoy your ride :)

Actually, I didn't feel that good. I think the reason is that the center of gravity has increased due to the too thick riser pad. And I think it would be much better if the riser pad could be replaced with a thin one.

@@KAMiJUINs Daniel Kwan took off the thick pad leaving the metal thin one and it didn't rub with 105's. It's only there for the AT pu option that's why the flow doesn't have them I'm guessing. I plan on taking it off upon unboxing it makes the board SO much lower. Did you have the trucks set to a carve setting? Or did you ride them how they came shipped? This board just looks like such a blast. Everyone says it's stable for the most part because of the double 100A barrel bushings and deep cup washers I'm just trying to make sure I make the right choice. I love to carve my pants off but also don't want to get speed wobbles at 25 to 30 mph. The idea of an plus sized cruiser sounded cool and unique, I do a lot of city riding and the curb hopping aspect and turn radius just look so fun. Also just laying down all the power in short bursts seems fun with those 3000w motors. If you have any recommendations for below 1000 dollars preferably but also over 1000 let me know. ! Thanks for responding.

Thank you so much :)

I'm using the GPS app. I always measured the top speed and come home to check if it's correct using the physical formula within the margin of error. If the top speed you measured and I were different, it could be because of the difference in the specifications of the motor or the gear ratio or the different wheel diameter.

@@KAMiJUINs hmm thanks awesome videos

I got what you mean :)

@@KAMiJUINs Hahaha 😉 White appearance, rocket-like sound

The 2022 Meepo Voyager is equipped with Samsung 40T cells ua-cam.com/video/3EGZEhzO81A/v-deo.html

Sorry to hear that...Go get a new one from Propel EV, Onsra, or Acedeck etc. You'll find the right one that works best for you. Just never give up.

I wish you had your E-skates too :)

Sorry, according to our country's customs laws, individuals cannot send items with large-capacity batteries overseas. But, Thank you for watching my video :)

It's a bit disappointing that it doesn't use 14s high voltage like Paragon or Backfire, but I still think Voyager with its 3P series battery is better. (It's far more advantageous in long range and discharge rate usage.)

The rapid charging you are talking about seems to be referring to the situation in the past. These days, smart BMS is used and the voltage detection sensors in the charger allow the cells to be charged without causing any strain. It is a technology that minimizes the burden on the battery by rapidly charging up to about 80% and then reducing the charging speed. That is why I think Voyager's rapid charger is a huge selling point.

@@KAMiJUINs when you charge faster you produce more heat. that's what causes the damage. you can't charge faster without creating more heat, it's simple

No, in my experience there wasn't much of a difference.

@@KAMiJUINs OK, heard someone saying the RGBs makes the board stiffer for instance the Exway Paragon. Also, Backfire used to boast about the trucks on the zealot S being forged making them stronger than cast now on the S2 and X boast about them being gravity cast which is the oldest way of casting making them less strong. What do you think? I may have asked you before, the enclosure of the ESC and battery of Backfire and Exway are independently sealed whilst Tynee just has a cap over these which should make the Tynee less resistant to water ingress especially when the board flexes. What is you opinion?

Okay, I can understand what you're saying, because not everyone's experience is the same. So, can you tell me what you think is the king of classic E longboards?

I agree with you, the OG style boards are still attractive and always fun to ride :)

Yes, the color matching of this Voyager XL is really simple and nice to look at. I also think the 8A charger is a really big selling point. Actually, I didn't wake up, I stayed up all night and went out riding. Because I usually can't wake up at that time. LOL The weather is crazy these days, so it's almost impossible to ride during the day. (Almost 40 degrees) Yeah, Simple is best haha, and the Voyager's gear drive sound sounded especially nice to listen to. I always appreciate your detailed viewing comments, bro :)

I think so too :) and Kami just does what I tell her to do lol. Thanks as always.

Thank you for watching :)

Thank you for watching and letting me know :)

Actually, my dog ​​doesn't like taking videos with me. lol :)

Thank you for watching as always bro :)

Did you reprogram the ESC if you changed the size of wheels or simply plug and play ?

If you want to change the wheel, both the remote and the board should be turned off... 1. Press and hold the power button on the remote to switch to pairing mode. 2. Press and hold the power button on the board until it is paired with the remote. 3. Once paired, you can set the wheel diameter on the remote.

@@KAMiJUINsThank you for replying.

I think you're just hating. Give it a try and reevaluate your assessment of the board. It might change your opinion. Well, you don't have to take it from me. It's just a word of advice. I bought the board last month and I enjoyed riding it.

@@iamedyson It's not hate dude. I just literally compared to f1 and hypercars. It's one of the greatest human ingenuity.

Believe it or not, they have 2 versions of the board. The Belt version and the Gear Drive version, which is the most expensive. Moreover, if you click their website you'll find protective covers for the drive. So there you have it😊

I'm only using the highest mode in all test rides.

OOh! Really? I'll check!!!

@@KAMiJUINs yes. I wanted to buy Endeavor 2, but I couldn’t write to them, their address on the site is protected and cannot be opened in any browser. I click on the envelope and get Cloudflare. They don’t have messenger accounts on their website either.

I'm not sure, but i think it was about 1300-1500 USD

You can use KAMI for the discount :) Thanks!

That probably won't happen lol :) Thank you for watching as always bro!

Thanks for your comment! We heard your feedback and want you to know that the EVO MK-1 Pro comes with our latest V4.3 Mountainboard version and the AT version is upgraded too. Plus, our gear drives are assembled with extra care and quality control by the LINNPOWER team. Meepo's gear drive is assembled by the Meepo team. The LP quick release hub is different from the one designed for Meepo's too. If you have any issues or need assistance, we're here to help. Cheers!

Thanks x 10000, bro :)

one for Z1 street One for Z1 off-road The two z1s are different models :)

Maybe boards like that come out every year? HaHa :) Thank you for watching my videos!

@@KAMiJUINs absolutely. So many new boards have come out, so little time or money 😅😅😅 But for $1,499 for the pro!!! With that much specs and quality. That is a great price & board to begin with 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

Perfect summary lol :) Thank you so much for watching my videos... as always!

Thank you as always :)

@@KAMiJUINs😉

I first got to know them about 3 years ago as a DIYer. Of course, it would have been difficult for people who weren't interested in ESK8 parts to know them. However, they were already a well-known supplier among those who knew, so I think they made a great board even though it was their first release. I hope you try it soon too :)

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Thank you for watchingg :)

Yeah, I think so.

@@KAMiJUINs That's what I think too but the staff at Cloudwheel and their buying guide says it's compatible. I might have to use truck risers. Anyways: I'm going to try to make it work! Imagine that mini board with huge orange wheels! Wouldn't that be awesome?

Yeah, it seems special. And please note that the torque may be reduced a lot.

@@KAMiJUINs I mounted 120mm Cloudwheel on a Teamgee H20T which originaly had 103mm rubber wheels and, as expected, I noticed a torque reduction. On the other hand, I find that electric skateboards with dual 500-600 Watts motors have a bit too much torque when set at maximum power so losing some torque is not an issue for me.

If you mount 7-inch tires, the range may increase a little. And the torque will increase and the acceleration will improve. However, the top speed will be a little lower. And as far as I know, you can mount your 7-inch tires on the Evo hub. However, most 6-inch tires have a limit to how much the tire can stretch, so they will not fit properly on the Evo's wide hub. Thank you for watching as always :)

In some ways, I think it has a clean and simple design because it is not a traditional MTB. It is like an SUV. And to differentiate my review, I am opening the board's enclosure and showing it. I am trying to open all the boards that I can. Yes, the remote control improved in terms of functionality as the aluminum frame was combined (throttle wheel)., but it also looked good in terms of appearance. Yes, it was a more casual carving feeling than a traditional MTB carving feeling. So I think it is a board that is well suited for street riding too.