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BearPaw
04-19-2013, 11:51 AM
Hi everyone!

I have just bought a Genesis Offshore with stock motor and Turnigy Marine 120A. I am planning to drive it on 6s (2 x 3s in series).

I need help with choosing the correct prop. Do I need another drive shaft?

Any advice and suggestion is welcome.

Thanks!

Fluid
04-19-2013, 02:49 PM
6S is not a good idea with the stock motor. The 36mm motor is really too small for high power and the Kv is too high. I would not go over 4S on that motor in that hull. To go 6S you will need to replace the motor with a larger format (40mm) and a lower Kv. Otherwise you will be blowing up ESCs and possibly puffing batteries. Adding voltage to any motor runs the risk of stressing it and adjacent components (packs and ESC) too much. It will be less expensive to replace the motor with an appropriate one versus replaceing a burnt up motor and ESC and packs.

If you insist on 6S then a motor like this with a Kv around 1250 would be much more reasonable: http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/proddetail.php?prod=leo-4082&cat=148 I do not know if it will fit in the Genesis without modifications. Choose an ESC with a minimum of 120 amps, 180 is better.



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785boats
04-19-2013, 03:35 PM
The 40mm motors will fit straight in but you will need to buy a 40mm tail ring.
Steve is out of stoock at the moment.

http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/proddetail.php?prod=ose-80600-RC


But at HK you can buy the whole mount & just use the ring.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__15106__Motor_Mount_Suit_HobbyKing_Vanquish_1075M M_BOAT.html

BearPaw
04-19-2013, 06:12 PM
Thanks for the answers guys! :thumbup1:

I am a little tight with the budget. Can you suggest some motor from hobbyking, because I am already placing order there?
And can you help me choose prop with the suggested motor?

Benjamin
04-27-2013, 01:50 AM
I'm running stock motor on 6s with a seaking 180 amp ESC. Look on my page for pictures and i have a video on youtube. I run a m442 prop with great luck. Over 50 mph easy. I'm sure they are right about the stock motor but i've had good luck with mine. 102 is high as i've seen the temp and that's with a full run. I run timing at 3.75 tho.

Benjamin
04-27-2013, 01:57 AM
I'm running stock motor on 6s with a seaking 180 amp ESC. Look on my page for pictures and i have a video on youtube. I run a x442 prop with great luck. Over 50 mph easy. I'm sure they are right about the stock motor but i've had good luck with mine. 102 is high as i've seen the temp and that's with a full run. I run timing at 3.75 tho. Also i have a x440/3. Have't tested that prop much. Oh the stock shaft is junk , you can order a upgrade on this site not sure on part number. To be able to run the x442 or x440/3 on the stock shaft you'll need a adapter that is on this site. Feel free to ask me anything about my genesis. I feel like i'm leaving something out...good luck.

TristanJones
04-28-2013, 05:16 AM
Thanks for the answers guys! :thumbup1:

I am a little tight with the budget. Can you suggest some motor from hobbyking, because I am already placing order there?
And can you help me choose prop with the suggested motor?

I put the 3974 2200kv aquastar motor with T180 in mine, goes AWESOME! Ive upgraded the flexdrive and strut to 3/16 .187
I run a M445 SnB. Run that on 4s it will go 50+mph

jeffrey1
04-28-2013, 08:46 AM
youll need a bigger drive dog at least and p220 is a good prop grim 42/55 is a godd prop also.i changed mine to 3/16 so its easier to work on flex shaft.dont have to take ass end apart.

BearPaw
04-28-2013, 09:07 AM
Thanks guys for replies!

Since I am not anymore in the states, it's much easier for me to order from hobbyking.
Will this drive fit Genesis? Or I have to buy another copper tube?

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__13402__Universal_Flex_Shaft_Set.html

Can you please suggest me appropriate drive from hk.

iamandrew
04-28-2013, 09:14 PM
Hi
No
Dont get any of the drive setups from HK, they arnt worth the hassle
you want a 1 peice setup, its so much smoother with one
a 150 to 3/16 stub will fit in the genesis with no mods, however if you do 3/16 to 3/16, youd need a 1/4in brass Tube
Or larger if you want to use teflon liner still