Cebulafpv Posted May 2, 2024 Posted May 2, 2024 hello I’m selling my euc project. Here are some specs: c40 motor with much thicker cables than stock, 2400wh samsung 50s copper custom welded battery, ex30 motherboard, wheel is made mostly of cnc machined aluminum and carbon fiber, battery boxes are glass fiber. It has super smooth, 125mm suspension travel system which uses hard anodized linear rails and bearings with seals as sliders. Wheel is almost new, has few kilometers on it (mileage will grow over time) I will send 3d models of parts to the next owner so there will be no problem with spare parts if needed. Asking for 3400$ plus shipping. More pictures here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16EdZoJ1pXjPtJKmOBm7BcVXIl5KDDwUr?usp=share_link 3 Quote
Cerbera Posted May 2, 2024 Posted May 2, 2024 That's a really nice job you did there - it's such a clean, refined, safe build. May I ask why you are selling something you clearly put so much time and effort into ? Quote
Cebulafpv Posted May 2, 2024 Author Posted May 2, 2024 @Cerbera I'm making few more advanced projects (not only euc) and those things aren't cheap ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 2 Quote
Duccen Posted May 3, 2024 Posted May 3, 2024 (edited) How heavy is this wheel? Is it possible to update the software? Edited May 3, 2024 by Duccen Quote
DE WOLF Posted May 3, 2024 Posted May 3, 2024 Very interesting, I am try to connect an EX30 motherboard and EX30 Motor and Master batteries. I do not know how to config the battery’s to the motherboard. I have a green ( master ) charge board. I have seen you need to connect the batterie directly in series . I am missing some information to go ahead, can you help me out please. Many thanks Matthias Quote
Cebulafpv Posted May 3, 2024 Author Posted May 3, 2024 8 hours ago, Duccen said: How heavy is this wheel? Is it possible to update the software? around 44kg, it's regular ex30 board so yes, you can update 1 Quote
Cebulafpv Posted May 3, 2024 Author Posted May 3, 2024 33 minutes ago, DE WOLF said: Very interesting, I am try to connect an EX30 motherboard and EX30 Motor and Master batteries. I do not know how to config the battery’s to the motherboard. I have a green ( master ) charge board. I have seen you need to connect the batterie directly in series . I am missing some information to go ahead, can you help me out please. Many thanks Matthias if you have 30v master batteries then you need to use 30v chargeboard and it should be fine. however I don't know if signal wire is somehow different in 30v chargeboard and batteries but i hardly think so Quote
atdlzpae Posted May 3, 2024 Posted May 3, 2024 (edited) Looks somewhat similar, but based on VESC and way more basic. Why do Poles design their own unicycles so often? Edited May 3, 2024 by atdlzpae Quote
Cebulafpv Posted May 3, 2024 Author Posted May 3, 2024 42 minutes ago, atdlzpae said: Looks somewhat similar, but based on VESC and way more basic. Why do Poles design their own unicycles so often? i had vesc before but it burned and I did't want to burn another one so I installed ex30 controller which just works 1 Quote
DE WOLF Posted May 3, 2024 Posted May 3, 2024 6 hours ago, Cebulafpv said: 30v master batteries then you need to use 30v chargeboard and it should be fine Yes I use the master batterie set up 4X 34V and the green (original master chargeboard), >>the problem is the batteries are not been read by the ex30 mobo , on the display I seen only 1 batterie bar , on the video of EUCzac ( zac Darnell ) you can see cable running to each other , making is in serie with and without the chargeboard. Maybe I untherstand not completely , If you can give me any tips , please do much appreciated. eo Quote
DE WOLF Posted May 15, 2024 Posted May 15, 2024 Fixed indeed the battery’s work on the green charge board , after getting the mobo out of flight mode ( mistake ). Now it read 34V from each Molicel pack and I can have my ex30 mobo running of 134. I have a blue charge board as well , for my next project commaster, 2 X 62V . The wiring as seen here above, I do not know why? The extra wires it work fine ( tested hard riding ) without this wiring. Quote
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