Added a second water pickup

[properchopper]

The competition in NAMBA D19 P-Ltd. Cat is heating up, literally. The most fun race class ever, but not very stator-friendly as air/water temps are skyrocketing.Add to that, running under gas/nitro rules, we do a full mill, six lap race plus a cooldown lap and the occasional penalty lap:tape:. While I'm fully aware that the correct setup trumps all the watercooling in the world, adding a second pickup to give the motor a direct shot of cooling water rather than getting it after being pre-heated coming from the ESC may add just a tiny bit more insurance, so why not ?:noidea:

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An earlier vid - just love this boat :wub:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezGYkCaaj2U

[704Authentic]

Very Nice! Does that say 445 on the Prop?

[BHChieftain]

I like the heatshrink tubing on your stuffing tube.
Chief

[properchopper]

Very Nice! Does that say 445 on the Prop?

Yup- I wanted to adjust the pickup depth with the largest prop I use with the AQ2030 BUT I'll prop down for the sprint race.

[properchopper]

I like the heatshrink tubing on your stuffing tube.
Chief

I was getting water in the tub until I did this - added it and now runs dry inside.

[Tunda]

Tony where did you get that pickup from?

[RandyatBBY]

Tony where did you get that pickup from?

I bet he built it.
I like the video "more boat building music"

[properchopper]

Tony where did you get that pickup from?
Made it myself out of scraps laying around :cool:

[properchopper]

I bet he built it.


I like the video "more boat building music"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL2csws34pw

Reggae music provides the perfect vibe while building boats. Plays all day in my shop.

{ for Reggae music trivia buffs, Toots & the Maytals recording " 54-46 ; That's my Number" refers to Toot's booking number when he did time for possession of some Jamaican "laughing tobacco" :wink:}

[RandyatBBY]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL2csws34pw

Reggae music provides the perfect vibe while building boats. Plays all day in my shop.

{ for Reggae music trivia buffs, Toots & the Maytals recording " 54-46 ; That's my Number" refers to Toot's booking number when he did time for possession of some Jamaican "laughing tobacco" :wink:}

You are silly, "Pressure Drop" is one of my favorites.