neat little cat, might make a neat twin

[old guy]

I found this on RR the bottom of the little cat is different. but if it turns it would be a neat little twin
Old Guy



Radtek Powerboats 24" and 92" Catamarans

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfRrWrMTyAw

The video is rough, we will have better soon. Also one of the $10 chinese test motors failed just after this video and you can hear me complaining about it. We will be testing the little screamers motors this week.

If you haven't been on any of the other threads, our boats are just finishing testing and we will hopefully have them for sale soon. The are based off the dimensions of the full size offshore powerboats. They are made of all carbon fiber or carbon/kevlar hybrid.

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[Rumdog]

Ther is lots of info on it here on OSE

[wakeboardfusion]

http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...418#post164418

[old guy]

AAA yes I see but the pics on RR show the bottom better just thought it was different and will it work.
old guy

[Fluid]

The bottom design is similar to those on MHZ and other Euro cats. It works for straight line speed, but turning these narrow cats is problematic. They are scale designs and share the same problems that plague the full scale cats; high speed turns are usually not in the cards. It isn't the bottom design that limits turning, it's the narrow tunnel. Since it is a Hans Peter design it has the potential to run well, but do not expect it to turn like a MeanMachine does.




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[T.S.Davis]

Sweet glass work.

My BK cat was like that. Went straight absolutely awesome. Really fast but was tricky in the turns. Took more finesse than I was willing to deal with. I could do it but catch the wrong wave, catch an edge and your pointed the wrong way.