That depends on what it's going in and how many cells. You can get away with a Seaking 120 set at 15 degrees timing if your not pushing it real hard and running on 6s. More details will net a better answer....
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We designed the FE30 as a P-Class or P-Ltd Class heat racer (4S2P or 2S1P x 2 or 4S1p)
If you're using the 1515 1Y P-Class motor you can't go wrong with the T-180 (with a little mod to the waterline direction) or lately I've been building them with the Swordfish 220A.
Best battery setup for full P is 4S2P 4000mah [e.g. 2 X 4S 4000mah packs]. Just DO IT - don't use the packs you're mentioning. With 4S2P you'll have plenty of headroom and enough runtime for a mill + 6 laps on a 1/6 mile course (which is a bit over three minutes at P speeds if you're just sport running) AND the weight will keep the boat planted.
Y winds can , if not heavily loaded, use high e.g. +15 degree timing or anything close.
Here's a bunch of FE30's with T-180's and near the last pages 220A Swordfish ESC's
Hi I only have these I just got them not long ago and budjet iks limited I will have to use those batt are AGA power 2s1p 7.4 6200 mah 50 c and the other set are AGA power 2s2p 6800 mah 70c and I got them before Xmas I will have to try these until can afford other one and thank you for all the reply
Hi I only have these I just got them not long ago and budjet iks limited I will have to use those batt are AGA power 2s1p 7.4 6200 mah 50 c and the other set are AGA power 2s2p 6800 mah 70c and I got them before Xmas I will have to try these until can afford other one and thank you for all the reply
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Keep in mind that both the T-180 and the 220A Swordy have been known to have rather overprotective LVC's SO you'll likely be encountering this issue using batteries that have less capacity that the fairly amp hungry 1515 1Y like to feast on. Starting with a slightly smaller prop like a de-tounged X442 will consume a little less power but still give plenty of speed
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