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well its not too bad at that speed...preety good actually(had to stop and think, not often I drive that slow. but then thats racing). when you get right down to it though, none of the trad vee hulls does well at speed on rough water. if you a boat thats more stable you need to think about a 'cat' design.
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Still waiting for my boat to come in.it came in
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asome questions. any videos of the supervee at 20mph hitting some waves i can see? any brushless cat design RTR boats? does the SV27 turn on a dime? reverse?Comment
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vids: have not looked, so dunno.
rtr cats: lessee 'proboat' has a blackjack...steven has u-build its(hulls and hardware sold seperatly, the mean machine hull looks nice)
SV: on a dime, not quite(and only to the right) it is quite manuverable once it is up on plane(had to adjust the steering rate), keep in mind nothing turns on a dime once you get over 20mph. reverse nope nada. while it may be ok if one were careful and kept the power low...you run the risk of un-winding the propshaft.Still waiting for my boat to come in.it came inComment
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