BoostedBreak aims to be a comprehensive reverse-engineering project for Boosted Board products, created by axkrysl47.
Currently, BoostedBreakCAN is the first and only project under BoostedBreak - more projects to come later. A video presentation of BoostedBreakCAN in action can be found on my YouTube page.
BoostedBreak was made as an attempt to be a spiritual successor to rscullin's BeamBREak project.
BoostedBreakCAN is the latest reverse-engineering breakdown of Boosted's CAN protocol that exists between V2/3 batteries & electronic speed controllers.
(A special credit goes to David Wang, founder of XR General Hospital, who helped source me the parts I needed to get this project off the ground.)
v0.0.2 brings RLOD CAN Message support to BoostedBreakCAN, a Visual Studio C++ project that interfaces with a PCAN-USB adapter from PEAK-System.
I (axkrysl47) am currently in the process of acquiring more Boosted products for testing. I will be sure to update BoostedBreakCAN with any new findings I make.
Further, the SRB and XRB emulators, as well as 'brief mode', are not yet implemented and will require a good amount of effort to complete. If there is high enough demand, I can look to push those up my task list.
As soon as I acquire another remote for testing, I plan to start BoostedBreakBLE to attempt to reverse-engineer Boosted's Bluetooth protocol that exists between V2/3 electronic speed controllers & remotes.
I have started BoostedBreakFAQ, which I hope to be a one-stop-shop for all frequently asked questions regarding everything Boosted Boards. There already exist great Boosted FAQ resources in the community - what I hope to do is meaningfully add to the knowledgebase from the perspective of a firmware/embedded software engineer.
For anyone who is interested in contributing to this project, please reach out to me either on XR General Hospital's Discord community (@axkrysl47#8179) or on the Boosted Board reddit page (@axkrysl47). I will be sure to credit you with any and all contributions you make!
Also, feel free to learn more about my previous projects and presentations, found on my YouTube channel.