Actually Steve, mine did not turn well at all with the standard mini-SpeedMaster rudder - it spun out way too easily on a regulation 1/8th mile oval. I tried fins but they were not that helpful. I installed a rudder that is about 1.5" longer and it now turns beautifully right and left. I cannot get it to spin out now....
Why the problem? Don't know, may be a combination of low weight - 4S LiPos - and higher speeds. I was surprised at this considering how well the 3.5 nitro versions run, but the longer rudder worked for me when turn fins did not.
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Actually Steve, mine did not turn well at all with the standard mini-SpeedMaster rudder - it spun out way too easily on a regulation 1/8th mile oval. I tried fins but they were not that helpful. I installed a rudder that is about 1.5" longer and it now turns beautifully right and left. I cannot get it to spin out now....
Why the problem? Don't know, may be a combination of low weight - 4S LiPos - and higher speeds. I was surprised at this considering how well the 3.5 nitro versions run, but the longer rudder worked for me when turn fins did not.
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Thanks for the info. This might solve a problem I had! I built a bunch for customers with the mini rudder setup for 12-14 cells and they worked great. But I built one for myself and 24 cells and no matter what I did it spun out. I will have to give the longer blade a try.
Here is a photo of the blade I used. It looks goofy long but works. I may be able to cut off half an inch or more but so far I haven't fooled with success.
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I have the inline rudder system from fuller, it is a little short but I like that look, long rudder .......good for chopping the competition in pieces....j/k . errr maybe slicing some fresh fish for the barbi
:D I do What I like !! "AINOSHETU" IslandBoysFastElectric
Here is a photo of the blade I used. It looks goofy long but works. I may be able to cut off half an inch or more but so far I haven't fooled with success.
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