I want a fast boat

[the5]

Hello i am looking to get into boats.I have a shockwave 26 bl.I would like to have a rough water hull.I would like to have a nue motor.Also a seaking esc.I want to be able to run 6s.So any ideas on a hull?on a motor?on a esc?on hardware?

[westbeach]

There are many threads with setups here on OSE. You seem new to this hobby. I would strongly suggest reading through some of the threads about hulls and setups. We can tell you what to buy and how to build it, but ultimately if something goes wrong, you will be the one trouble shooting it. I strongly recommend getting some basic knowledge first.

With that said, some great rough water hulls to consider; Delta Force Cyber Storm, Rico Racing Mono, and the Aeromarine Laminates Challenger hull. I have a Cyberstorm, and I have ran alongside the Challenger hull in some rough water. That hull handles very well.
And there are videos of the Rico hull. She is a sweet hull too.

[the5]

Well i am new to boats not new to the hobby.I have many brushless rc cars and fix them all my self.I Know nothing about what hull is good for what and what hardware is good.I know lipos and have them all ready with good mah an c rating.

So the Delta Force,where can i get one?Where can i get the hardware?Whats a good motor and i am using a sea king esc so for 6s lipo what kind of amps for the esc?Will the 90 amp work?

[the5]

I am not set on a nue if you think a fiego is a little better since there is a little budget.So if a fiego is almost as good as a nue i am down with that.

[Jesse J]

agree with Westbeach, many have asked this same set of questions, always with many members opinions and experience. a quick search will give you a plethora of answers and questions you are not yet asking.

you can get it all here on OFE store and the swapshop. Once you know where to start, search the store and then what ever you don't find, put up a WTB thread on the swapshop and you will have everything you need and more and probably pretty quickly too.

[the5]

Well all i want is a list.I will buy all the items on the list over about 6 mounths and get some Christmas.It will then be put in the water next summer.So what i need a list of is-
Hull-
Hardware-
Prop-
Esc-
Motor-

[CornelP]

For the motor, you might consider the Leopard (also on OSE). They are somewhere in between Feigao and Neu.

[Flying Scotsman]

As has been stated before do some research and state your budget and other goals.

Douggie

[the5]

My budget is $310.My goal is to have a nice boat that will use 6s and 4s.

[Jesse J]

"nice boat" is different for everyone. $310 won't get you fast and reliable and probably not all that nice. you will end up spending over $400 before batteries and props, unless you are not all that attached to "fast" or "nice". If you had done some research, you would already know all this and not need to be told. As we are telling you - those who have good advice are MUCH more inspired to share it if a newbie is interested in learning and researching- otherwise, get an RTR.

[the5]

I have the batteries and reciver and transmitter.I set the $310 because i can get the new traxxas titan at this price.

[westbeach]

This is where there is a big misconception! knowing cars and boats are two different leagues here. There is way more involved in setting up a boat. CoG, amp draw, running wet/dry, props selection etc....it goes on and on.

Well i am new to boats not new to the hobby.I have many brushless rc cars and fix them all my self.I Know nothing about what hull is good for what and what hardware is good.I know lipos and have them all ready with good mah an c rating.

So the Delta Force,where can i get one?Where can i get the hardware?Whats a good motor and i am using a sea king esc so for 6s lipo what kind of amps for the esc?Will the 90 amp work?

Great Advice from Jesse, you might want to consider getting a RTR. It comes in around your $310 budget.

"nice boat" is different for everyone. $310 won't get you fast and reliable and probably not all that nice. you will end up spending over $400 before batteries and props, unless you are not all that attached to "fast" or "nice". If you had done some research, you would already know all this and not need to be told. As we are telling you - those who have good advice are MUCH more inspired to share it if a newbie is interested in learning and researching- otherwise, get an RTR.

[Flying Scotsman]

Well, I suggest you buy that boat, and I am in a good mood today, you are lucky it was not the dark Douggie.

Douggie

[ENCORE MAN]

A beautifull yellow DF 29 with excellent hardware can be yours on NOV 1 FOR $150 PLUS SHIPPING. Plenty of time for your deadline and under budget. LMK BG

[jac4412]

the5 if you consistently check out the swap area and do some research you'll be more than likely to pick up a boat you want for a reasonable price. Everyweek there must be atleast 10 boats up for sale on and all the required parts for a build. Half of the battle is doing it yourself if youre going to build it, its all on the specifications you want.