Blazer Marine P Sport Hydro build

[TRUCKPULL]

Mark
Here is the turn fin you need.
https://forums.offshoreelectrics.com...-s-and-Riggers

Larry Jaques

[Mark Scott]

Mark
Here is the turn fin you need.
https://forums.offshoreelectrics.com...-s-and-Riggers

Larry Jaques

Thx Larry, will keep in mind. Waiting for the setup from Brian.

[Mark Scott]

Boat is 99% complete.

Speedmaster hardware
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OSE grommet
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Bit too much epoxy on the tube. But there is a 1/8 brass tube used for steering rod passthru.
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Heat shrink tubing will be the seal.
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[Mark Scott]

Water tube
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Battery holder pieces
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The way it will be put in. Inside the hull, velcro will be used on the bottom, while the holder will have velcro also and the rubber piece added for vibration.
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[InspGadgt]

Any idea when the kit will be available?

[Mark Scott]

Believe the design was altered twice since I got my kit. At this time, mine has not been on water. There are other kits out there, unaware of their status. Believe the latest is still up for a redesign. One other factor that will push my initial run occurred last week Friday. The Jeep motor decided to throw a rod or two or something. It would be tough to take the boat and other items hanging off the V-Star.

Brian wants to make sure the kit is a proper before sending it out to the public.

[InspGadgt]

Any updates? Looking forward to seeing this on the water!

[Bande1]

Any updates? Looking forward to seeing this on the water!

me too, I will buy the Q so fast.

[Bande1]

Any updates? Looking forward to seeing this on the water!

I talked with Mark in person and got to see the boat. They (blazer marine) are on version 9 right now and making the battery compartment able to fit 4s packs. Currently the hull can only accommodate 2s2p. They are definitely perfectionists and make dang well sure the hull is ready for purchase. spending years in R&D bringing a boat to market.

[Mark Scott]

Sorry all, been busy with life. Tested out a few different props and such. Brian took some vids of this session and things were learned. The above boat is V4. The build has a 1.5 degree ride pad. There were some great runs, many not so. Found the CG, about 3" behind the spoon end. My build has the motor way too far forward.

Here is V9 as received from Brian. Main difference is the ride pad angle and 1/8" height added to the deck. My understanding is that Brian has V10 already cut for his testing. All the hardware will be moved from V4 to V9 once completed.

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[Mark Scott]

My V4 never saw good runs. There was an issue with the build. It was my first hydro. V9 is coming along slowly, hope to be ready for the new season.

Just announced on FB, The new Blazer Marine P-Sport Hydro and 40 Sport Hydro are open for purchase.