How long did it take for you to make that ?[/QUOTE]
I guess about two evenings.
I make my own gear whenever possible as to me this is the most enjoyable part of the hobby - making stuff.
The 'stinger' is simply a piece of stainless tubing with a triangular bracket welded to it, and two pieces of alloy angle for mounting brackets.
The mounting holes in the bracket are oversize to allow a small amount of adjustment.
The rudder standoff mount was a bit more involved as it is from a piece of T section alloy cut out by hand with my trusty hacksaw to a tapered profile, and more angle alloy for mounting brackets.
It's very light but I think I will drill some lightening holes in it just to make it look cool.
It's amazing what you can do with a hacksaw, drill and hand files. Just takes time.
OK, so my Tritons butt is a bit bare without trim tabs and turn fins ( how embarrassing ).
What brand of adjustable tabs are you guys using, I might take the easy option and buy some rather than make my own.
Graham.
OK, so my Tritons butt is a bit bare without trim tabs and turn fins ( how embarrassing ).
What brand of adjustable tabs are you guys using, I might take the easy option and buy some rather than make my own.
Graham.
My trims came on the hull when I bought the boat...I think they're Fuller's though. I don't know if he offers the carbon fiber version anymore, but the metal ones work as well.
The metal ones have some advantages that I'll discuss with you Corey when we are at the lake next spring... I think they'll be helpful in getting your P-Mono dialed...
Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA "Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."
The metal ones have some advantages that I'll discuss with you Corey when we are at the lake next spring... I think they'll be helpful in getting your P-Mono dialed...
Yup...I was thinking that too. I can't wait to run some boats again. I have the FE fever...real bad .
Just bought a pair of Speedmaster Trim Tabs ( 2 1/4 x 1 3/4 ) which I have installed on its now not so bare butt.
Is there a prefered shape for the turn fins, I see some are curved back while others are straight down ?
I presume they shouldn't be too long so that most of the blade lifts out of the water on the straights.
Graham.
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