Wait is over, got the lipo treys and decals from Kent. I couldn't be more happy with them, their quality is just outstanding!
Now a big question before I glue everything in the hull: Where should I aim my center of gravity?
I've had the idea of that cog should be at 32-34% from the sponson transom, but I recall seeing someone writing not long ago that the cat ran fine with cog closer to 40%, just can't find the post anymore.
Due to the motor placement (so that my lipo packs still fit into the hull) I have about 4% play in the cog which isn't as much as I'd like to have. That's why I'd love to get the cog nailed pretty much on place (a bit hard when I can't run the boat
) so that I wouldn't need to use extra weight to sort it out later as with most of the bits and pieces she weights about 6kg already.
So please chime in your opinions and experiences about the proper cog!
Now a big question before I glue everything in the hull: Where should I aim my center of gravity?
I've had the idea of that cog should be at 32-34% from the sponson transom, but I recall seeing someone writing not long ago that the cat ran fine with cog closer to 40%, just can't find the post anymore.
Due to the motor placement (so that my lipo packs still fit into the hull) I have about 4% play in the cog which isn't as much as I'd like to have. That's why I'd love to get the cog nailed pretty much on place (a bit hard when I can't run the boat

So please chime in your opinions and experiences about the proper cog!
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