First build... Cheap boat, lots of power

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  • srislash
    Not there yet
    • Mar 2011
    • 7673

    #991
    Measure them Mason 3660 is 36 mm in Diameter and 60 mm long. It is an inrunner right?

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    • masonis1
      If you cant control it 👍👍
      • Aug 2010
      • 1173

      #992
      The motor thats in my first project is the same as the motor im talking about now.
      When speed isnt the option, change your ways

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      • izcain
        Senior Member
        • Mar 2012
        • 274

        #993
        Mason by the look of that prop you could detounge it a little to give you some additional top end performance.
        CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.

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        • izcain
          Senior Member
          • Mar 2012
          • 274

          #994
          Also I totally agree with turning you servo down to not have as much throw I have mine turned down some as well on the fightercat boat since it will flip right over at speeds with sharp turning.
          CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.

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          • masonis1
            If you cant control it 👍👍
            • Aug 2010
            • 1173

            #995
            Ok and whats detourenge or whatever? I will try turning the servo down. I might have to put the traxxas 2.4 in so i can adjust epa.
            When speed isnt the option, change your ways

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            • TheShaughnessy
              Fast Electric Addict!
              • Mar 2011
              • 1431

              #996
              to the motor? It prevents the wires from melting the stock shrink wrap and shorting out, which is a common issue with these motors when you run them for a long time with the larger props. and a long time in rc boating isn't very long sometimes 30 seconds is all it takes to blow a motor.

              the ul1 is a 3656 so the dimensions are slightly smaller but it is also six pole and a more appropriate kv. the 3660 you speak of, is the one in your project boat? I would leave the motors where they are.

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              • TheShaughnessy
                Fast Electric Addict!
                • Mar 2011
                • 1431

                #997
                detounging is when you remove some material from the leading edge of a prop to get rid of the low pitch area. It is done to gain more high end, the extra bite you loose for. I wouldn't suggest trying that just yet. You would need a balancer at the least. Take a look at an octura x series vs the m series. The m series is a detounged x series and you can see the missing tounge area in picks

                dang i cant keep up, people posting as im typing.

                I have no idea how this thread got to be 1000 post long

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                • izcain
                  Senior Member
                  • Mar 2012
                  • 274

                  #998
                  Detounging also tends to lower the amp draw and be easier on the motor on takeoff from what I have seen.
                  CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.

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                  • izcain
                    Senior Member
                    • Mar 2012
                    • 274

                    #999
                    Never thought I would see
                    CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.

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                    • izcain
                      Senior Member
                      • Mar 2012
                      • 274

                      #1000
                      1000 posts!!!
                      CF Fightercat Daytona, 21 year old Hitec Sea Nymph, Genesis and many more to come im sure.

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                      • masonis1
                        If you cant control it 👍👍
                        • Aug 2010
                        • 1173

                        #1001
                        Sure thing. Hah in about a month or so? Hah id say thats good. And im already on boat number 2.
                        When speed isnt the option, change your ways

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                        • masonis1
                          If you cant control it 👍👍
                          • Aug 2010
                          • 1173

                          #1002
                          Originally posted by TheShaughnessy
                          detounging is when you remove some material from the leading edge of a prop to get rid of the low pitch area. It is done to gain more high end, the extra bite you loose for. I wouldn't suggest trying that just yet. You would need a balancer at the least. Take a look at an octura x series vs the m series. The m series is a detounged x series and you can see the missing tounge area in picks

                          dang i cant keep up, people posting as im typing.

                          I have no idea how this thread got to be 1000 post long
                          Will this prop be fine for what im doing with it? Just a go fast boat, take it to the lake and race the big boats. Hah
                          When speed isnt the option, change your ways

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                          • Make-a-Wake
                            FE Rules!
                            • Nov 2009
                            • 5557

                            #1003
                            Gotta be a record...................thats about 40 posts per day.
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                            • srislash
                              Not there yet
                              • Mar 2011
                              • 7673

                              #1004
                              That's keeping up with our MG thread but it's been months in the making.

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                              • masonis1
                                If you cant control it 👍👍
                                • Aug 2010
                                • 1173

                                #1005
                                Hahah wo
                                When speed isnt the option, change your ways

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