Still no amps!
DaVette Aspect Shallow 42" Hull - New Build - Motor selection and misc. help needed
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Sorry,
I was writing the same time you were replying.
So got the coupler to take a hole turn to tighten it more.
Will you be running at dusk some times,
I was thinking of some scale lighting for the thing.
It would look like a rocket exhaust if you added a couple LED there,
And a bow light.Comment
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Aspect 2012 on Proteus 910kv 8s2p_59 prop 03-31-13.jpg
Well I had a chance today to throtle up the boat. Here is an image of today's 4 minutes run data log with the 59mm 3 blade prop. I did run it more agressively this time around. Max temp 146 and average temp 104.7. I can now spot on the graphics some amp spikes above 100; the higher spike rose up to 115A.Comment
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I want to see some video's.
Stop teasing us,
Where the beef.Comment
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Hello Folks,
First of all, I want to thank everyone that chimed in and helped me take this first FE project to a happy ending. Specially Tyler and Dana Wilson. Here is video so you can all take a look of the boat in action. Here it goes!
Not a very good video because it is my first one and I had no previous experience on how to follow the boat with my iphone attached to my chest with a device I made. The pond is definitely small for WOT so the max speed could not be reached at any point of the video.
This is the data for this run on a CNC 5914350 3 Blade Magnalium 7075 propeller (59mm diameter 3.25 total pitch"):
Average temp: 115.9 - Max Temp: 136.7
Average rpm: 24509 - Max rpm: 44773
Max current: 171.4AComment
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Looks like a pretty clear picture from what I can see of the boat.
Next time put it on your tx and use the tx like a radar gun to follow the boat,
It works pretty good for me so far.
But there is always room for improvement for me.Comment
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Here is the holder I designed for to hold my iPhone while I run the boat. Pretty comfortable you almost forget you are filming. It is made of silicone tubes and plastic irrigation T's.Comment
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I've got a new video!
Here is the data log for this video.Attached FilesLast edited by gyrotron; 04-26-2013, 10:07 PM.Comment
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Hey man hows it going. I am in final assembly and just wondering how much this boat should weigh in at ready to run with batteries. I am approaching 20 lbs. Is that in the ball park of what yours weighs? Should I be worried? How much did yours weigh ready to run? If I only use two batteries I weigh in at 17 lbs. What do you think?Comment
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Hey man hows it going. I am in final assembly and just wondering how much this boat should weigh in at ready to run with batteries. I am approaching 20 lbs. Is that in the ball park of what yours weighs? Should I be worried? How much did yours weigh ready to run? If I only use two batteries I weigh in at 17 lbs. What do you think?
My boat is in the 15.5lbs range fully loaded including batteries. I think you are still good if you have not gone above the 20lbs mark. Do you have new pics on your thread? You are going to need a big propulsion cone generated by the prop you use to push that weight. I would start with a 57mm prop (x457) in your case and then move up in size if needed and watch the amps draw.Last edited by gyrotron; 04-30-2013, 06:21 PM.Comment
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