Need Hull Advice!
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Here's an early test run. Running a bit wet in the smooth conditions.
Cheers.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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KFX - thanks for all the info that's was a great post! I am really leaning towards this hull and would be interested in doing the same setup with the strut like yours. What size carbon tube (diameter) did you use for the flood chamber? It looks like you did brass stuff tube nested in that as well and then the .187 flex? Is the outer carbon tube large enough that you were able to do a slight bend on the stuff tube? I am just trying to conceptualize how that works compared to the standard mono stinger setup....Comment
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KFX - thanks for all the info that's was a great post! I am really leaning towards this hull and would be interested in doing the same setup with the strut like yours. What size carbon tube (diameter) did you use for the flood chamber? It looks like you did brass stuff tube nested in that as well and then the .187 flex? Is the outer carbon tube large enough that you were able to do a slight bend on the stuff tube? I am just trying to conceptualize how that works compared to the standard mono stinger setup....
I used 16mm of tube. I used a generic cat strut. I only had to make a very slight bend. This allows a lot of up and down adjustment of the prop. This boat has seen over 91mph so far and I toned it down not long ago. In "sport" mode with a 1500kv motor it went 84.7 lol.32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) wasComment
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84 MPH "Sport setup" ha ha, that's awesome!Comment
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