If you do struts they will adjust easily. Ever thought of a two piece stuffing tube lined with teflon? You leave about about 1/2" of liner exposed closer to the transom and then easy to adjust... Since wires do not beat around so hard it works very smoothly.
Genesis catamaran ???
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Can you explain that a little more?
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negative angle = prop pointing down 1 or 2°Comment
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The Genesis hull arrived this morning, very good finish, fiberglass is very strong, a very nice product, really
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I' ve found the stingers for a twin setup, they are avalaible at RC Raceboats Shop in Germany.
CNC made, running with ball bearings, parts anodized, with right or left hand motion that 3,2mm Flexshaft. Supply effected completely installs, with brass wave pipe, ptfe pipe and stuck together Flexshaft (please when ordering absolutely select the direction of rotation). Measures: Overall length inclusive wave: approx. 135mm Flange measures: approx. 15x25mm
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I' ve found the stingers for a twin setup, they are avalaible at RC Raceboats Shop in Germany.
CNC made, running with ball bearings, parts anodized, with right or left hand motion that 3,2mm Flexshaft. Supply effected completely installs, with brass wave pipe, ptfe pipe and stuck together Flexshaft (please when ordering absolutely select the direction of rotation). Measures: Overall length inclusive wave: approx. 135mm Flange measures: approx. 15x25mm
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Jesse J uses those powertrims, His advice is welcome
Size is perfect for Genesis cat
Link to Pxer boats : http://www.rc-raceboats.de/shop/index.php?language=enLast edited by Alfa Spirit; 05-28-2010, 10:16 AM.Comment
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I think I'm going to buid some cheap one with adjustable lengh for the french market!Comment
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What do you think about this twin setup?
- FSD 540XL / 8 Turns, 2075kV
- Kintec Racing water jacket because it' s same color than motor ...;-)
- HIFEI Swordfish 120A or Turnigy 120A esc
- 2x4S or 2x5S LiPo batteries
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under 4S a 8XL is perfect but for such a big hull I would go for 9XL instead, so you can spin slightly bigger prop and evantually go for 5S more safely than with a 8XL!Comment
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it's not the best it is just a different view, I would go for 4S and target 30000rpm unloaded, some other guys here on this board would go for 32000rpm and a bit more!
so you have 3 possible setup with the given data's :
8XL/4S you'll spin 42mm prop reasonably 43,5 max as this will be a twin
9XL/4S you'll spin easily 45mm prop IMO the best choice for the best prop efficiency
9XL/5S you'll spin smaller prop than under 4S but I've no idea, it's gonna scream
remember that you will use counter rotating prop (and left and right flex) so choose the setup according to the brand of prop and the size available in that brandComment
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Have you considered some of the bigger outrunners and feeding them with up to 6S.
I am assuming you have not bought any of the power system yet and this may be an option.
I am no master of outrunners as I have yet to get my next two OR powered cats wet. They do seem like a good option and there are a lot to choose from.See it....find the photos.....sketch it it....build it........with woodComment
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