Baja Electric Skateboard using Hoverboard wheels (HoverSkateBoard)
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Those shaft couplings scare the crap out of me on an engineering level.
whaha i thought the same
Totally insane in the membrain XD
ya no sh*t those trucks are not a straight shaft there curved no way in hell i would put that on my board with out welding it
Just tighten it up and drill a hole for a retaining pin(s). Problem solved through engineering. 😀
And they're over $20 each. That exceeds my total budget right there.
Wow the Ideas you come up with are so function I never would have thought about hoverboard wheels for a AT board .
Bravo.
"more fun to build it than to buy it"
Could not agree more :D
Tricky's World
I could not disagree more, due to the fact that, what if you came upon an issue and you couldn't resolve it, then you would have a non working product which you would possibly have spent a considerable amount of time and money on, which doesn't even work, where as, if you buy an already built and working product you get to have fun immediately.
@@memyselfandi6422 i disagree with your argument because building it trouble shooting it and fixing it and then having a one of a kind board is much more satisfying than just buying one that is just like hundreds of others and then when it brakes you don't have the knowledge or experience to fix it.
or it is to me anyway
@@tristanmcleish3825 You can *try* to troubleshoot any issues that may arise, but what if you can't resolve the issue/s no matter how hard you try, the end result being you end up with a non working product and wasted money. You also end up frustrated and think to yourself that, you should have bought a professionally built product which you could now being having fun with. I would prefer to have a professionally built product that looks neat and tidy rather than building my own product which would end up looking ghetto and may not be as sturdy as a professionally built product.
@@memyselfandi6422 your problem isn't that you can"t resolve it.. it's that you don't even want to think about how to do it. Don't know how? Search, learn, educate yourself and try again. by just going out and buying stuff, you're losing a big part of the experience. People used to be more self reliant.. sigh
@@Petr214
I'd still prefer to buy it rather than build it, because while you (for a hypothetical example) are building your ugly looking frankenstein monstrosity, I am off having fun with my pleasure to look at and use, professionally built by experts who know what they're doing, electric skateboard.
So who's the dummy in this situation, the guy having fun immediately or the guy who is slaving away still *trying* to build his toy who can't have any fun until his toy is built ?
Would you rather purchase a gourmet meal at a restaurant which was prepared and cooked by a professional chef or would you prefer to buy the raw ingredients and *attempt* to make that same meal yourself at home ?
If you attempted to make that meal for yourself from raw ingredients, do you think it would taste as good as the meal cooked by the professional chef, of course it wouldn't.
*by going out and buying things you're losing a big part of the experience*
What I lose in experience I make up for and gain in immediate satisfaction, fun and pleasure and I save heaps of time.
*People used to be more self reliant*
Yes they did, but that was in an age where people had no choice other than self reliance.
If people throughout the ages had a choice (they didn't, but if they did), I am pretty sure convenience would win out over self reliance every time.
In this modern day and age only gluttons for punishment would voluntarily choose self reliance over convenience.
To take this argument to the extreme, do you or did you :
Make your own clothes by sewing material together to make pants and shirts and underwear etc. ?
Most likely not because it's more convenient to buy rather than make your own clothes.
Build your own house ? (hypothetically speaking, because a lot of people rent rather than buy or even build these days)
Cut your own hair ?
I could keep going with different examples but I think you understand where I am going with this ?
Excellent work! I also would recommend hub motors for the simplicity but yes they lack torque. What an awesome build and step by step showcase.
This video does not get old. I can watch it again and again. Well done Jehu!!!
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This is excellent I've been thinking about building one for while now this is the simplest, straight forward build I've seen.
You make that look easy and u saved a lot of money compared to what one really cost.
I had a boosted board for two weeks. Four months and three surgeries later you post this.
Surgeries? Unrelated hopefully
Your Video Editing skills are second to none.
Hey guys and jehugarcia
, I just wanne say that I was inspired to build this DIY Skateboard and I have done that. It is finnaly finnished, and I have to say It works realy well but just like jehugarcia
said the tork is there but the speed is missing. so I will overvoltage the hub moters to a 12s battery, now I'm running them on 36 Volt (42v). I think most people don't have that much money so this is the cheapest build there is(?) for me the final cost where around 260 euro's (303 dollar). It is a lot of fun! Thanks for the great video!
Hi, I am also building a Hover Skateboard at the moment. How should I charge it / witch charger should I buy? I will connect 6 hoverboard batteries in parallel (total of 26ah on 36v on a xt 60 plug).
Thanks for anybody that can help.
Greetings from Germany
Everytime I watch your project video, I feel something inspirational.
You are such a crafty and smart guy man seriously!
nice build. just one tip, copper and brass workhardens, so using it to connect battery cells, while the board flexes might just break it after a while.
cheers.
Keywords: simple on the shelf parts on the cheap. Finally somebody that relates thank brutha
So many gems 💎 in your playlist .. can’t wait to receive my pcbs 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🔋🔋
Yup, very nice guy! I had thought of what would it be like if those hover wheels would do on a skateboard, and thanks to you I don’t have to wonder! Very very awesome!
If you're concerned about the double sided tape you could 3d print some kind of a rail to epoxy down to the board with a channel for the wires and slots for each battery pack you'd probably be able to strap it down pretty easily. Sweet board!
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Could you recommend which shaft couplers I should use for a project like this?
hey! this is really nice but no one out there has done a proper super capacitor board, i mean its the best thing you can opt for in a skate board. it has a longer life cycle, gives instant energy which means better performance and can be used to capture energy back while breaking. i hope a lot of people upvote this so it becomes a thing on youtube.
cant wait for the followup video, that looks pretty simple to build, and not a bad price, you also get to build it how you want, esc motor battery wiring, not the most perfect solution since you are cutting holes in the wood reducing its strength but still good for how cheap it is.
Pretty good use of those motors.😁
hi!
is there the second part - which you mention at the end - how to speed up these motors?
Hello.
To increase the speed change the rotor wiring to star instead of triangle.
Want!
Definitely increase the voltage - it's current that kills motors more than voltage as long as the insulation holds up.
Increasing voltage increases current. Current and voltage are linked.
Hey jehu, you can just reconfigure motor windings in delta configuration to get more speed .nice video by the way😉
More speed yes, but also less torque. It is possible to make it switchable between delta and star windings, so could use it like a gear shift. It would be a lot of fiddly work!
They are already in delta configuration. Wye configuration is very uncommon in these small Perm magnet motors
Peeps Dropping knowledge... D0pe
Lol. “You just”. I admire people who describe rewinding a motor like that.
Lee Burrow You dont need to rewind to go from delta to y or vica versa. But granted I am sure it can be an awkward job.
"I paid 40$ for these motors I need to get more (out of them)" that spoke to my soul bro.
Thanks for the summer project
wheres the update build i want to make one but has to go faster then 10mph
Use a 14s or more battery
@@mashedpotatoes5323 Use taller tires.
@@Yotraj that's pretty difficult with these types of hub motors because there's not a lot of aftermarket tires, it's possible to make your own tire with a mold but I personally wouldn't want to do that because it seems hard. You also lose a bit of torque with taller tires but I don't think that would really matter if you have 4motors.
I have the parts but I need the guidance of part 2
But he's going way faster than 10 miles per hour
It looks freeeeeking amazing. acceleration seems pretty good. Even 15-18mph would be workable...
I'd also be interested in the hill climbing...
Those battery boxes are sweet, gotta build me some of those 👍
That build looks sick!
Awesome video I'm not even into electric skateboards. But all jehu projects are amazing and inspiring can't wate for the second video. 👍
If those battery terminals get loose use wire and crimped terminals instead of solid connection from battery to battery :)
Love your work man, what you do just makes sense!
Good work!!! I was hoping you would do something like this! Looks like I have found my first electric vehicle project!
I got some super cells think they would work ..this looks so cool
Good Job Jehu ! I guess it's what Backfire did with their ranger X1 !
Did you figure out how to increase max speed?
Very nice job my friend .... thanks
Hey I used to skateboard alot, this looks really cool. But you should make a board with good sliding wheels (zomboehawgs for example) and increase the abrupt acceleration so you can pull off some crazy downhill slides. If you search up downhill longboarding, you'll get what I mean!
Keep doing the how to's I love em
It seems like the ride is really smooth. I don't need to go 35mph on a board which by the way is extremely scary,
That was a brilliant idea. I really like those big wheels.
I have a 50" drop deck carving board with 8" wheels ready for this project! What a killer build, looking forward to more...
Great video, as always Jehu!
As someone who lives with lots of hills it would have been nice to see a test
Pure masterpiece.
I'd mount that battery meter and switch in a housing over the front axle so you don't have your foot on it all the time.
did you ever do part 2? i am really interested in this and can use your videos with my own setup
edit: i believe i have enough battery cells, and hub motors. im interested in the speed controllers you used and i want to have the master speed controller wired to the wireless transmitter of my rc car remote for throttle.
i also would like to know where you got the motor mounts for the trucks and if you machined them please let make a video covering all of these topics.
big edit: i used my brain to look at the description of all the listed parts and its only a matter of time and money and if i decide to make a video ill make sure to credit you
Que bien. Que precio tiene cada parte para ensamblar uno de estos vehículos eléctricos y un plano para armar.
check out the voltage on the caps in the controller and build battery pack that would closely match that it should give u more speed. voltage = speed but you already know that ;) . thanks for the info about the hub couplers i have 2 hubs i wanna do something with but didn't have a clue as to how to mount them.
Can we charge our battery while its discharging?, like our cell phone, if we can do means, please give me that knowledge how to make that,
Your charger just has to output more than your load and it will keep charging
@@jehugarcia is it safe for charging
@@jehugarcia I have another question, every battery having only one terminal point which is + and -- from this points only we are discharging and charging, while discharging time if i connect my charger cable on the battery terminal, is the load will suck the power from my charging cable or load will suck the power from battery only? Do you have any recommend circuit design for real time charge and discharge,
Perfect for someone just starting!!
hi, you should be able to get 20mph out of them motors, try using the hall sensors
I cannot wait to start my build.
Just built one, haven’t programmed the vesc yet need to figure that out but before I do I want to know if the hall sensor is needed or can i leave them off?
Anyone know.... i’ve watched the video a couple times and don’t remember him speaking about that but I’ll watch it again so if you’re going to comment that I should watch the video please don’t.
I didn’t hear anything about a hall Effect sensor In the video either. When you figure out whether you need one or not can you re-post a comment under this comment. I think my kids hover board is on its last battery charge lol. Almost Time to Repurpose maybe into a powered yard cart.
Great build man. Did you mange overvolting these hub motors or not yet. I am waiting for it
The board would make a good camera mount for those low angle shots
if you have existing esc could you just buy another one and solder it yourself? can you also share the diagram its like a 2 dual esc solder together. THanks
Damn pro you have talent! You should make a book with projects and sell. I’d buy one for sure!
I would definitely like more info on the all wheel drive one that is in the sand.
Working on a build video for v2 as I never made a video of it
If someone is still reading the comments, open your hoverboard hub motor. What you will find out is that the motors coils are in WYE configuration. Change it to DELTA configuration and it will make the motor spin approximately 1.7 times faster than before. WARNING: this may overheat your motor, so be cautious!
I made a electric longboard with one hoverboard hub motor, vesc, vesc remote and power tool batteries. First the board drove ~11mph. After the modification with same battery voltage (36v) the board drove ~19mph. What you will loose is a bit of torque and the motor will heat up a bit. I drove the board up some really long hills and the motor was not even too hot to touch, just warm. I'm quite sure you will burn the motor if you also raise the voltage alot, so please be careful.
The motor still has plenty of torque after the modification, so even with one motor you are able to climb hills. 19mph is plenty of speed for inexprienced riders, like myself.
Nice I've been thinking about using those wheels . I'm glad you did this,, I bet you they weight like s ton.
Love this build and we are still waiting on the over voltage update. Is there any way I can get a wiring diagram of the 6 wires traveling between the two controllers?
thats freaking awesome! i need to make one on my channel! thanks for the inspiration!
When you drive on a electric skateboard u have to drive with the motors in the back or in the front just wanna know whats better!
Who else is just watching this but know they will never build it??🤣🤣
Me.
Yup!
If only i had money haha, I would turn an old motor bike into all electric
Me too , because he's building crap board with crap stuff lol
Standard XD
SPOILER ALERT! If you drive on bump roads, the double side tape will not secure the battery.. i tested my self.. i use 3MM Double side tape and didn't work... after a wile driving the battery will fall.
Enryson Ferraz did you make one of these? if so what do I do with the little black connector with five pins from the hoverboard motor assembly, it's not exactly clear. It looks like he didn't even connect them but I wasn't sure.
@@sandpiper1515 you dont need these this is for a other type of motor controller (sensored esc)
did you manage to increase the speed of the motor? and what means did you use to accomplish it? thanks
hoverboard motors and 3d printed battery cases are really great ideas
thanks for the video, im a newbie in DIY so was wondering if you can show the actually wiring not the wiring diagram, thanks again
I did, If you don’t get the diagram you definitely won’t get the actual wiring
how about power management system? what if a cell not balanced and overheated while you are charging(i mean 4 18650 battery in one case)? lets say you have 4 18650 cell in case and 2 of them are around %70 capacity and the other 2 18650 cell are about %40 percent . will charger spot the %100 full 2 lith-ion battery and continue to charge other 2 battery ??? or continue charging 4 of them even if its overheated??? i am confused...????
Where is the update? :O
Can you please do a video of wiring it in delta!!!!!! I’ve been waiting for what it feels like months
Paul shrider here I am interested in how much it cost for everything, and how much for a complete board??
What about a bigger rubber over the tires? Bugger radius, more speed...
Nice project bro! Did you manage to increase the speed?
Awesome project, thanks! That looks pretty fast as an alternative to a bicycle. Which is really what you want to get around town.
I have to look into this more, what is the best way, hoverboard or electric skateboard or e-bike? It feels a hoverboard would be better because you can control the speed with your feet instead of needing a remote.
Another problem is of course the legality over here in Europe :/
EDIT: After looking a little, problem with hoverboards on even slightly uneven surfaces is that any vibration changes the tilt and makes the ride awkward as a transportation vehicle. So skateboard is probably actually better.
So did you just not connect the 5 hall wires for each motor?
Now here is the question. Can you still use it as a mormal skateboard and kick push it if the batteries are dead?
Yes, hub motors have very little rolling resistance
jehugarcia so we should be okay to push on our own then.
@@jehugarcia i forgot to asked how long on a full charge do you get to from ride?
try industrial Velcro for holding the batteries up
I appreciate the effort, definitely.
Where's the update build
Nice Build Man!!!👍
Where we find that kind of skate board? This some steering inside, the front wheel how we can turn it into the right, left
Were can I find the 3d printed STL model for the battery holder?
Great job with this.
Recommend upping the voltage to 72 or 90v. They are low low KV, should do the trick.
Camden Wallraff I run this motor in scooter at 72volts and get 24mph max speed
what esc did you use ?, the vescs usually take 60v max... , ebike esc not ready to use remote controller.....
I'm liking it 🏁.😎✌️
Hey Jehu, do you have Vitalie's channel url? It didn't appear on video (0:44). Thanks
TheAstor ruclips.net/channel/UC23SELZv2KKYvqwB02c_I0A
Portable Electric Vehicle Thanks mate!
You could use Velcro. One side permanently glued to the board and the other side permanently glued to the battery holder’s.
I missed the thumb or hand throttle. How did you hook that up and could you do a video on that?
Wireless there is no setup
What do you do with the Hal sensor connector on the wheel? Does not look like it connected to anything on the schematic.
What about charge/discharge monitoring circuit?
try it at beach sand please ..
Nice, idea sir I finished buying second hoverboard and I made the same your skateboard, but I'm using the own mother board, but I can't control the speed because I'm using the foot sensor, I will need some techniques for build my skate board
Any news on you collaborating with Corridor Crew on their boosted board battery?
dont know who they are
ruclips.net/video/S919PAzyGxY/видео.html
They used be known as Sam and niko
Please make this happen. Ren + JAG would be a great time. The Coridor Crew love their electronic mobility
This would be an awesome collaboration. Ren loves his hoverboards, one wheels, and built an electric bike for his wife.
Excellent Build!
Next...
...hub motors for the Samba?
Quality video, nice job
Have a strip next to the cases that the battery cases screw into
Where can I see the follow up video to this one referenced at the end of this video, where the voltage for the motors is increased, the charge port and the BMS are installed. I have been looking but can't find it. Can someone post the link?
Cool. What about breaks ? Does it have any - for when you go downhill real fast...