The board that brought me into DIY and the only board that is always working 
I still enjoy to ride it from time to time when I’m out with my gf. Slowly, but still faster than our rental escooter 
also a nice beginner board for my gf. Still hope I can get her into e mtb one day 
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Stormcore dont have any fuse? Only a pcb fuse for voltage output from what I know.
We will use this fuses instead of the ones on test pcb:
Discharge :
Charge:
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Around 350 miles on the front and about 100 on the rear.
Probably acceptable for miles 
The ripping of the sidewall is what surprised me. Heel side inside only.
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Joe what happened to the velcro strapy battery bag you had made in southern california?
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Love it. Front half-binding is awesome for carvers. I ran an F5 up front on my KalyKat build for awhile. About to do the same for LC.
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I’m not using those batteries anymore. It’s in the drawer should I ever use lipos on this deck again.
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My LaCroix AS/switch for the dual 100S has this exact fuse, came with a 60A which I upgraded to a 100A. I assumed the 100D integrated AS/switch was also fused similarly.
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ignore this, i’m doing some testing
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Is that the hummie? Shred lights?
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Yes hummie, no shredlights. It’s a bright ass flashlight mounted to the top of the trucks.
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that’s a pretty wobble friendly stance you got there…
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Nope.
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Please don’t do this with Icebreaker. The effects of the world spinning in the opposite direction could be cataclysmic.
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Interesting… share the knowledge brother
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Was recommended by local composite supplier, so I bought some (for science).
Basically a thick fabric mat that you can use like a core. It gets impregnated with resin in the layup so has good adhesion to the structural layers of a part. And has good shear strength.
Used for boat hulls and bulkheads.
Because it’s soft, it can roll out over curved mould surfaces and doesn’t need to be formed to match a curved mould shape at all (just cut with scissors)
I got a 10mm thick version, won’t use it for a while but will share results when I get onto it.
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Nice find… that looks like some really kewl shit… I gotta find me some and try it out!
Thanks!!!
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no worries bro.
Yeah it looks easier than forming any types of curves in a foam core (like 313 seem to on their decks), downside I guess might be accuracy or flatness around any mounting points (like at truck locations).
Science needed.
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I’m almost convinced I’m going to be using ABS core at truck locations, pretty rigid, virtually non-compressible, and offers a bit of resiliency on impact
I think
indeed
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