Twin Drive Jolly in the near future.....

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  • Steven Vaccaro
    Administrator
    • Apr 2007
    • 8721

    #31
    New test picture of prototype twin jolly.
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    • SJFE
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Apr 2007
      • 4735

      #32
      Looks great. Did he mention what setup he used and any results?

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      • Eyekandyboats
        Fast Electric Addict!
        • Apr 2007
        • 1921

        #33
        That's hot!
        I may just have to get one. I got a toy sport triton and the quality is awesome. Dare i say better then my H & M boats.
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        • Flying Scotsman
          Fast Electric Adict!
          • Jun 2007
          • 5190

          #34
          Originally posted by Eyekandyboats
          That's hot!
          I may just have to get one. I got a toy sport triton and the quality is awesome. Dare i say better then my H & M boats.
          Taylor, the Toysport boats are manufactured to a higher quality than H & M boats. I have 3 H & M hulls and one Triton...no question as to which is better quality.

          Douggie

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          • Steven Vaccaro
            Administrator
            • Apr 2007
            • 8721

            #35
            Josephs boats are beautiful and built using a cnc / cad process. I will post a sneak peak at one of his projects that he has on the cnc drawing board.

            My syncron has endured more crashes than I care to write about. Not a stress crack or problem anywhere. I wish I could say the same for my Drifter S, Drifter and Viper.
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            • Flying Scotsman
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              • Jun 2007
              • 5190

              #36
              Originally posted by Flying Scotsman
              Taylor, the Toysport boats are manufactured to a higher quality than H & M boats. I have 3 H & M hulls and one Triton...no question as to which is better quality.

              Douggie
              In fact this thread with my prior knowledge of H & M begs the question of how to stiffen my M1 hull.
              I have looked at carbon fibre weave, but it is really expensive. Any other answers?

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              • Doug Smock
                Moderator
                • Apr 2007
                • 5272

                #37
                Originally posted by Steven Vaccaro
                Josephs boats are beautiful and built using a cnc / cad process. I will post a sneak peak at one of his projects that he has on the cnc drawing board.

                My syncron has endured more crashes than I care to write about. Not a stress crack or problem anywhere. I wish I could say the same for my Drifter S, Drifter and Viper.

                We have two Tritons and one Sycron in the club that have been through hell. Blown off, stuffed, launched off buoys over and over again, and not a single gelcoat crack.

                Pretty remarkable!!! Check out this vid. Two Tritons and two Titans. http://www.rcuvideos.com/item/BV4ZFZVF9YYVKWSC

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                • Steven Vaccaro
                  Administrator
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 8721

                  #38
                  Here's are video of a single on this power

                  24 cells and LMT 2250-8 with Schulze 32-170 controller
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                  • G Doggett
                    Senior Member
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 446

                    #39
                    I thought you Jolly fans might like to see my 'work in progress' version of a Twin Jolly.
                    I bought mine as a bare hull from Fastelectrics ( thanks Andrew ) and have made my own surface drives from KS stainless tubing with speedmaster sleeve bushes inside.
                    The stainless brackets welded to the tubes have slotted mounting holes so a small amount of trim adjustment is possible and they enter the hull through flexible rubber sleeves.
                    The thrust is taken by the mounting brackets , not the rubber sleeves.
                    Inside are 2 Feigao 8XLs with Castle Hydra ESCs from OSE ( thanks Steven ).
                    The rudder is a bit of a hybrid with an Aeromarine Laminates mounting bracket , which fits the hull perfectly, and a speedmaster blade.
                    Power will be 2 X 12 IB3800s with lipos planned for the future.
                    Don't know how fast it will go but I don't think it will be slow !
                    Regards
                    Graham.
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                    • Tunda
                      Eh no steal my slipa
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 754

                      #40
                      awsome job post some vid when you are done let us see that thing in the water......................
                      Hawaiian Tunda

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                      • Steven Vaccaro
                        Administrator
                        • Apr 2007
                        • 8721

                        #41
                        Graham thats outstanding work!!! That should scream! What props will you start with?

                        For reference, This is the setup Joseph is testing in the twin proto
                        2 pcs LMT 1940-11 (1425 rpm/v) 2 pcs Schulze 32-55 WK
                        and 6 cells LiPo 4600 (or 22 cells) with Graupner K40 left and right.
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                        • SJFE
                          Fast Electric Addict!
                          • Apr 2007
                          • 4735

                          #42
                          I have looked at carbon fibre weave
                          I just got a very nice piece carbon fiber weave. Let me know how much you may need and maybe we can work something out. :)

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                          • Flying Scotsman
                            Fast Electric Adict!
                            • Jun 2007
                            • 5190

                            #43
                            Originally posted by SJFE
                            I just got a very nice piece carbon fiber weave. Let me know how much you may need and maybe we can work something out. :)
                            What weight and weave???

                            I am very interested

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                            • SJFE
                              Fast Electric Addict!
                              • Apr 2007
                              • 4735

                              #44
                              Weight of the fabric is 670grams per square meter, 2X2 twill weave. I bought a 45x12 piece and will use about half of it if that. Very thick stuff top quality.

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                              • Flying Scotsman
                                Fast Electric Adict!
                                • Jun 2007
                                • 5190

                                #45
                                Thanks, for the quick reply. I think that is too heavy for my application. Stiffen.. easy Doug .. My M1 Superecat

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