HOR boats?

[turbonutt]

I'm new to the forum and have been reading 'till my eyes started to bleed, so much info. I'm getting my first boat soon (a compromise, she want's to rent a cottage for a week with the in-laws I get a boat) ) I'm not sure how rough the water will be so I've decided on a deep vee to be safe and the 32" from HOR looks really good for the $$. All of my lipo's are 4 cell or matched pairs of 2 cell so I'm good to go there. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with their ARTR boats?

thanks in advance

[BakedMopar]

While I don't personally have one a couple of guys have them and the electronics are shady. There is a 29" Delta Copy in the swap shop. Good price with good hardware. Accompany that with a SV power package and you'll have a great running reliable boat for almost the same price But better hardware and electronics.

http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...=dh-aqcom-1800
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...068#post182068

[turbonutt]

I had been looking at that one but I have zero experience with boats and was looking for something that was pretty much together to start with and learn from, and with these I won't have another AM rtr radio to ad to my collection in the closet. lol.

[BakedMopar]

That boat is pretty much setup for you. Just get the power package and drop it in along with your rx. It will work great on 4s with a X442 to start. You could opt for more power but the SV package is proven and decently fast for a first time boater. The SV motor will also spin a decent size prop.

[Basstronics]

I have the smaller boat, its awesome.

However it doesnt like much anything over 1" or so of chop/wave.

The HOTR boats are basically the same as the one I currently have. I have upgraded the motor to 28 x 68 w/ 3000 kV almost. its a rocket on 3S

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy9nqL3slGY&feature=related