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Your scooter project sounds awesome, you'll have to take a picture of it once it's completed.
I love Amazon, particularly the customer questions and answers section. Amazon is where I had bought my HDMI cable switcher recently, had to find out what it was and if it would work with my TV to begin with. (Can't complain about the price either, Walmart's cheapest one was $24, at Amazon a similar one was only $10.)python said:just s side note for all diy-selfer...
i found that 'ask amazon' was an invaluable resource in many my diy projects. the knowledge base of millions of customers combined with the amazon system of notifications and keeping everyone merit-based is truly amazing. i quite frequently shop there and apart from a natural question of how a prospective item might fit or measure, i as often ask the questions of a technical nature...
for instance, i am building now an electric scooter for my nephew and to put the thing right one needs to properly fit and size several electrical and mechanical components. having zero experience, i simply asked if a particular battery will work with a particular motor. 2 answers arrived within 1h: one from a vendor and 1 from a customer.
saved myself a tonne of time researching and possibly having my sister's kid an accident.
Your scooter project sounds awesome, you'll have to take a picture of it once it's completed.