Another frankenstein Fliteboard build. Norway

Hi everyone.

Long time reader of the forum here that finally has put together my own board.

As many others here the actual building of the board itself is what has always kept me from starting my own project. But earlier this year when I noticed Fliteboard were selling their 100L Fiberglass series 5 board (Yuzu color) for 1145€ I jumped on it.

From there I basically followed what @Kian , @MBard , @vincent , @t-dub-maui and others have already done before.

Had my first test run recently and the board works really nice. although I have no other reference :sweat_smile:
It was my first try on any foil, never been surfing or anything like that so I only managed to ride it on my knees first day. But still really fun!

Board setup is:
Board: Fliteboard Fiberglass Series 5 Yuzu 100l
Foil: GONG | Foil X-Over V3 - Alu 85 - Aluminium / L / Black
Adapter plate: Was lucky to grab one of @Kian 's last adapter plates
Motor: Flipsky 65161 120kv
Motor mount: Self made from acetal. Based on designs found online.
Vesc: Makerbase 75200
Remote: Flipsky VX5
Battery: 14s1p LGe65b cells.
Battery case: 3D printed and laminated. Aluminium lid.
BMS: 30A from FluxMotion (Charge only)
Propeller: Fliteboard.

Google photo album with pictures from the build: Photos



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Congratulations. My dad and I love the adapter plate :slight_smile:

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Nice, im assuming 14s 5P not 1P right?

Whats the most efficient Wh/km you managed with which size front wing?

If you have v3 mast, check out my build and grab the front cone for the motor and the motor mount, its going to be more efficient than this.

Congrats on the build!

1P.
We have 15S1P with same pouches

14S for me… One of my cells kinda sorta left the chat :rofl: :shushing_face:
No fire but it fell to the floor and got deformed in one corner.

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Ow yes, i see, missed the name thinking everybody uses cylindrical cells :smiley:

This was my very first go at efoiling so ofc there was a lot of time not spent up on foil and falling while trying to get up on my feet. :sweat_smile:
The only number I have is the 82wh/hm that my remote reports.
Your mount def looks sleeker and I can see it being more efficient.
Right now I don’t have a good way to machine my mast but maybe some time later :slightly_smiling_face:

We still have some mounts left.

They are exactly the same design as HOF. Only difference is that ours were designed way before his!

We also have a new design that fits both 17 and 19mm versions of the V3 Gong mast!