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  • ReddyWatts
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Apr 2007
    • 1711

    #1

    Ultimate Upgrade/Add 20 MPH

    Have you read the Winter 2008 Boat Modeler article on "Making the Switch to Lipo" by Jay Turner (Fluid). It is using the Mean Machine hull with different setups. He gave us his 60+ MPH setup in our building section months ago. I thought it was pretty cool that he released it here FIRST. This guy spends a lot of time helping people. Kudo's



    Build a Mean Machine thread
    http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...read.php?t=751
    Last edited by ReddyWatts; 11-27-2007, 12:57 PM.
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  • txboatpilot
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Oct 2007
    • 1494

    #2
    I agree, Jay is very helpful and friedly!! Always seems to help with any Q's I have had....I also have a mean machine and his tips have paid off!!
    Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!

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    • sjslhill
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Apr 2007
      • 1513

      #3
      Jay is the best in my opinion.....always has been.

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      • SJFE
        Fast Electric Addict!
        • Apr 2007
        • 4735

        #4
        The mag store in town STILL hasent shelved this new issue. They have one of the old ones left...Cheap bastages.

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

          #5
          Jay Turner offers serious advise to the novice and seasoned boater that is way beyond par and he will, thank God, tell you if you are out to lunch on a setup
          Many thanks Jay/Fluid

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          • Doug Smock
            Moderator
            • Apr 2007
            • 5272

            #6
            Originally posted by Flying Scotsman
            Jay Turner offers serious advise to the novice and seasoned boater that is way beyond par and he will, thank God, tell you if you are out to lunch on a setup
            Many thanks Jay/Fluid

            Thank you Mr. Turner

            Doug
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            • 10gauge
              Senior Member
              • Aug 2007
              • 281

              #7
              I confess, I didn't know Fluid is Jay Turner! His knowledge and publications are brilliant! For me, his willing advice on my threads have been a revelation. For years, I've always enjoyed reading his brilliant articles in Boat Modeler Magazine and his book on Advanced RC Boating. All this time, I didn't know it was the legend himself who was responding to my threads.

              I digress, ever since I was a kid I wanted to build an RC boat. I practically memorized John Finch's book on RC Boats. Back then, I couldn't afford to build boats, and later I was too busy with college/dental school. After years of collecting Boat Modeler thinking that "it would be this summer;" well, it was this summer of 2007 that I finally embraced this hobby and purchased a SV27 to learn the essentials. Shortly thereafter, I built my first boat the Mean Machine. I agree with ReddyWatts, the thread on the "60mph Mean Machine" actually inspired me to make my first build. It's a liberating feeling to watch one's boat race across the water.

              Thank You Jay/Fluid for continuing to create positive missionaries for this great little hobby!
              Mean Machine Cat: 9XL, 4S2P, CC120, M545 (50mph) -- DF22 Hydro: 8L, 3S1P/4500, CC120, x637 (49mph) -- M-1 SuperCat: 1521/1Y, 6S2P, CC240, x447 (61mph) -- SV27 Mono: stock setup, 14-cell/4200, x642 (42mph) -- Micro Scat Cat: 28-3600, 3S1P/2100, Turnigy 60, x430 (41mph)

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