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  • izcain
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2012
    • 274

    #1

    Hitec Sea Nymph

    Here is a few pics of my Hitec Sea Nymph that I have had for over 20 years. I got this boat in nov. of 1992 and used it for a while then put it away (I was just a kid) now 20 years later I brought it back to life. Has anyone heard of them?

    Needs to have all the old bad decals and everything stripped and be painted.




    I just scored a traxxas Velineon 3500 system for a great price so I installed that into the boat and I am going to try it out tomarrow.




    Just got everything installed and got the weight balanced out pretty good. I am going to run it on a single Nimh bat first to see how everything goes. Hopefully I will be trying it out tomorrow in the pond.

    I am having problems finding a prop that fits the shaft properly as well as the nut. I am thinking I may have to upgrade the tube and shaft to something more current to get the right kind of prop installed. Right now it has a 1.6X2.5 composite pro boat prop on it right now.

    It's not much but I figured I would have fun tinkering with this for a couple of months and learn as much as I can until I get a nice setup.

    If this is the wrong place for this thread I am sorry!
    CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.
  • srislash
    Not there yet
    • Mar 2011
    • 7673

    #2
    Hehe I remember them boats.

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    • izcain
      Senior Member
      • Mar 2012
      • 274

      #3
      Well we ran the boat yesterday and found out real quick a Nimh bat is not going to be able to keep up with the power demands of this setup. Luckily I pulled her in before it burned the hull but the battery is toast. Going to move to a good lipo now for the next time out the speed controller can handle up to 3S and something more the 20c's....... what do you guys think would be a good battery for this application? I just wanted to test it out on that battery since I figured it it couldn't handle the speed with only one NI battery then I wasn't going to mess with more power. It was actually surprisingly stable and turned awesome. Motor and ESC was nice and cool only slightly warmed up after about 4-5 minutes of running it hard.
      CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.

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      • chief3452
        Member
        • Feb 2009
        • 39

        #4
        Just a quick observation...you don't need a reciever battery with that speed control.

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        • izcain
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2012
          • 274

          #5
          I know I was actually just running the battery receiver pack with it so that it has some more ballast. I figured it if I have it in their for ballast I might as well have it connected. Im thinking a lipo is going to be heavier yet though so I am going to have to figure something else out.
          CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.

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          • Vintagerider
            Junior Member
            • Jul 2021
            • 3

            #6
            Do you still have this boat and do you have any pictures of the rudder system?

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            • Fluid
              Fast and Furious
              • Apr 2007
              • 8012

              #7
              This thread is over nine years old, the OP hasn’t been back to the forum in 8 years so he won’t see your question.






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              • Jesse J
                scale FE racer: Namba 826
                • Aug 2008
                • 7083

                #8
                Uuuuuuhhhhhhh… zombie thread!
                "Look good doin' it"
                See the fleet

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