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im thinkin i might convert this too electric.... i have been trying to find myself a catamaran and i think this hull is beautiful...... everything is in place already too soo it would be a good first project boat for this rookie.... all i would have to do is mount the motor find the cg and place for bateries..... what do you guys think....
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60% of the time... it works every time!
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I have spoken to that guy. The hull is heavy and he won't part it out. She is a looker though hu. -
bummer.... i was just going to try and sell the motor.... i just got a job at my lhs....... but if its heavy its no good..... it really is a good lookin boat60% of the time... it works every time!Comment
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That don't mean it cant be done....You will just have to buy the right equipment for the job.Comment
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Also it doesn't look like it has very sharp edges. Might make a good sport boat though.Comment
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thats all i do is sport boating.... no clubs or events around here...... how much heavier is the hull compared to the blackjack.... i know there is 5 inches more to it.... right aquipment.... do you think the aquacraft system would be a good choice? if its just as fast as my sv27 ill be wayyyy more than happy..... or should i consider running lipo in this hull..... thanx for the opinions
drew60% of the time... it works every time!Comment
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considering how this hull has a reputation of being heavy, a 540XL running on lipo's is probably going to be the only way to keep it light and still have enough power to get it as fast as a SV.saleens7, the wookie of rc boatingComment
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I wouldnt worry about having to use lipos. Believe it or not..The BlackJack Is a tank when loaded up with gear and 16 cells. The stern is only about an inch above water. Look how it moves out. I'd run a 12 to 14XL on 14 to 18 cells. You will make 30 no problem. It may be i'll handeling in the turns. You may have to baby it like I do the Jack. If I had the cash I'd do one.Comment
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