These are a few pics of how my 1 of 2 motors will be strapped in. I made them on CNC Press Brake. and a shot of my toys and garage as well
Project boat coming along!
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which hull is that? Nice mount, that motor doesn't look like it will be coming loose, and if its aluminum it will also act as a heat sink.Steven Vaccaro
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Its actually just a cheap plastic 36" cyclone boat off ebay. yeah its aluminum and turned out very sturdy both ways. when I mount it for a run im gonna put this rubber around it so aluminum doesnt conform to motor and let motor spin. the hull has been re-inforced A-LOT.Comment
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I hope you dont mind I moved your thread. SJFE suggested a boat building forum and I thought it was a good idea. That way your build doesn't get lost so easy in all the regular posts. Thanks for sharing your build with us!Steven Vaccaro
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No problem. If that is the case you could always shorten it as well if you want. I have bought everything for this build here at OSE except the hull. I will continue to post as I finalize things and a couple vid links when I get her wett! should be done with build this weekend.Comment
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these are 10XL motors X447R and reg. props... My second motor is in, also servo, and other strut.Comment
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working at the beginning with Mr. Fuller and Chris Fine, estimated around 65 but I dont think tis gonna be quite that. we will see i was supposed to get 2 stuffing tubes from fd which has been 2 weeks now. Be glad their is OSE!Comment
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How many cells are you running to each motor?Steven Vaccaro
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I am going to start with a monster 6cells lipo each 20C. I will see if the motors get too hot and back off if neededComment
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Make sure to share some video. Its going to be a screamer. I would like to put my estimate in for top speed. 55mph with x447's.Steven Vaccaro
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