twin AC R42 build
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I always try and keep my actual running in this particular boat to 5 minutes, I am always surprised to check the cells after the run and they are usually about 30% capacity still and that is with the larger X457 props, the X447's I have not accurately tested but the runtime will of course improve. This hull runs very loose on the water, a good thing for speeds and lower amp draw but not the best for overall handling, it likes to turn into an airplane pretty easily. It's quite an old design and I am sure back when it was designed nobody was thinking that anybody would be doing 80+mph with it. If you were to use the exact same setup in your hull the outcome will be different of course, maybe not far off and probably better handling than mine!
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ok, I'm thinking that's the direction I'm going with the TP 4070 motors. I've been wanting to try the TP motors. thanks againComment
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If you are going with the 4070’s get 8mm shaft. Just makes for a sturdier motorComment
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I too have had nothing but good luck with TP, the 4050's I had in my Cheetah were perfect and rock solid pushing them to their max often, these 40XX series seem very robust and the price can't be beat for quality and value.Comment
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got these in the mail today they should do the trick. 4070 1090 KVAttached FilesComment
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got some work done this weekend. motors are a little forward than I would like but had a hard time with stuffing tubes being to short and flex cables with to much binding. I'm sure I can make up for it with battery placement. just waiting on my full hatch to set cog.Comment
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got some work done this weekend. motors are a little forward than I would like but had a hard time with stuffing tubes being to short and flex cables with to much binding. I'm sure I can make up for it with battery placement. just waiting on my full hatch to set cog.Comment
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