@lia Thank you very much for your help :)
I'll order the thermistor you mentioned and see what i can do with the help of the video!

@danielswam There's no simple way to adapt it to a stock XR as the 5" SF motor uses a motor connector that is only compatible with the Fungineer controller kits.
You will have to splice the XR Molex connector on or rewire the 5" motor with a XR cable/connector, besides the XR is best left stock as there is no advantage for a 6'' or 5" SF motor in a stock XR.
The SF motors are best suited for a high voltage/ high dollar vesc build.

@divouneh The pintX should be able to do 20. It's using the same voltage as the XR, which I've inched up to 23, 24 mph. However, I'm about 140-150lbs (depending on what the semester is looking like)

You should check your tire PSI and see if it's gotten a little low. Also, don't attempt going fast on windy days. Outside of your board, the biggest two things that affect speed is weight and wind resistance. (I think)

@LOAFFETTE The cable swap was mint! Looks intimidating at first but I guess if you defo have the right pinout then it’s just a case of patience and heat.

@Sirgu I went with some generic bearing grease on Amazon as I didn’t have a whole lot of time left to wait for any specialist grease for the specific application. Afaik for this use case it’s mostly about keeping water out so the thicker stuff seemed appropriate. High speed grease maybe if you wanna ensure no performance loss since normal greases increase the rolling resistance a fair bit once packed well.

While this is supposed to be 'First Impressions' video, it is as fun as the game "Find 10 similarities". (User manual is the best part!)

@lia Thank you, I was looking all over for this!
All the best to everyone in the new Year!

@drysurfer
I livr in US, but came from France 😏. I put 1400 miles (2300 km) on my Pint X in 11 month. Love it, I reach 20 mikes range when managing the load, it’s a nice board. You need to practice, practice and practice and you will enjoy it.

@hydropage Sorry to hear you nosedived. Do you recall the events and conditions prior to it happening?
Like the type of terrain, estimated speeds if you can and if there were any obstacles like rocks, roots or some other object that could have contributed.

It may be worth recording a few rides using the app and seeing what sort of utilisation the board is under especially in the area it happened to try figure out a possible cause for the nosedive to occur without any noticeable warning.

@jayjay That's weird?
What does the app look like. Could you share a screenshot

Updated the groups to include some of the newer models like the GT-S XL since I know at least one of you lot own one 🥳 (I'm jealous)

I don't think there's really any others I need to add unless anyone thinks the Fungineers X7/X10 boards deserve their own group(s)?
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@justinxr Could be the corner bolts that hold the end of the rail down to the bumper. I usually forget or just don't bother adding those ones since they can sometimes get stuck.
If you remove the footpads you can check those either end without having to take it all apart again.

If not those there's 2 that directly hold the controller box to the rail rather that passing through the bumper you can check.

@lemur thank you

@cw_o Best of luck with the swap :)

When you do boot it up lemme know what the hardware version (42XX) shows as as I'm actually curious if there was a batch that had the alternate design.

@lia It worked

I did get something else, more on that later

@tiomka
https://amphenolltw.com/product-info/Ceres/Ceres.MiniSize/AU-05PMMS-LC7001.html
I think