This is a crazy revolt video (must see)!!!!!!!!!!!!

[MAMBA2200]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=gBQm8xN3uO4&NR=1:Sinking:

[littledvl]

Saw that one awhile back, super cool video.

[larryrose11]

Wow!! Lucky in the end.

[MAMBA2200]

very lucky i would say:sinking-guy:

[srislash]

I find it amazing it came up right side up. Anybody know where it was? Looked like Okanagan lake in B.C.

[Grimracer]

Just a question for you guys..

Would you Want.. or.. maybe expect your Revolt to run....... well...... in those water conditions?


Just trying to better understand the metric of our customers.

Grim

[MAMBA2200]

in the description it said it was israel

[MAMBA2200]

i thought that water was just too big for the revolt unless you are asking for a revolt XL lol:beerchug:

[srislash]

I would not expect a boat that small to run in those waters,however it is a goal of mine to build a fun wave hopping boat.One day soon.

[srislash]

in the description it said it was israel

Thanks Mamba,I missed that.

[MAMBA2200]

no problem my friend:smile:

[TheJANG]

Just a question for you guys..

Would you Want.. or.. maybe expect your Revolt to run....... well...... in those water conditions?


Just trying to better understand the metric of our customers.

Grim

I think most of your RTR customers will never find their way to a serious boating forum like this. I can say with confidence knowing the general RTR land vehicle market that Aquacraft needs a really deep vee boat on its roster with a tall enough bow to deal with mild offshore usage, a really low battery & motor mount for low CoG, and a tall enough canopy to self-right without a flood chamber, in the 26-36" length range. The Revolt is great in that it is probably the most race-worthy, high-performance mass-produed RTR vee on the market. Most of your buyers will never race it, but it does a great service to the hobby in giving some folks the impetus as well as the ability to try racing if there's a club in their area.

For most RTR buyers, though, survivability in the rough and the ability to turn both right and left safely are more important than trimming off those last 10 inches of turning radius at WOT!

I'll try to collect some quantitative consumer data from another source send you the results once I get enough.

[lenny]

You got so lucky, And also on video.:beerchug:

:iagree: With with the above on a 36" or bigger for choppy waters.:tongue_smilie:

[Nismo400rgtr]

All I can say is WOW!

[jetskier]

can someone explain why it just keep diving down with WOT. does the ESC/motor stay running when TX signal are lost? reason I ask is my new Atomik Barbwire turns so sharp that it did a right turn sub and stayed under for about 10 sec. I was worry and all of a sudden it just pop back up.

[larryrose11]

Depends if you set the default on your esc. I had a rigger do that. I got it back, same way. I set the default, and, and all is well.