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  • txboatpilot
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Oct 2007
    • 1494

    #16
    Darin, the 1527/1.5Y (850KV) might be the ticket! I will not have this complete until late January ... I dont want any heat issues, with too small of a motor! That would sure keep this Cat lite, to use 1527 and 10S1P .... If it hits 60-65 I will be happy!!!
    Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!

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    • Darin Jordan
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Apr 2007
      • 8335

      #17
      Originally posted by txboatpilot
      Darin, the 1527/1.5Y (850KV) might be the ticket! I will not have this complete until late January ... I dont want any heat issues, with too small of a motor! That would sure keep this Cat lite, to use 1527 and 10S1P .... If it hits 60-65 I will be happy!!!
      I'm not trying to talk you out of something you want to do... but with the significant price difference, I think it's something worth thinking about and research...
      Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
      "Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."

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      • txboatpilot
        Fast Electric Addict!
        • Oct 2007
        • 1494

        #18
        [QUOTE]
        Originally posted by Darin Jordan
        I personally think you guys are thinking WAY overkill on these motors.... but perhaps that's the goal???

        Roger Newton powered his 1/8th Scale Unlimited 2005-ish Formula boat on 10S1P using a 2215 and 40-160 ESC and it was easily into the mid-70s before it would just not stay on the water any longer.... And we all thought that motor was WAY overkill for a 1/8th... Ray Fuller is doing the same with his 1/8th... 70's plus...

        A 1527 would MORE than power a 43" hull into the 60's... with room to spare... and it's CONSIDERBLY less expensive...

        What kind of run time did the 1/8th Formula get on 10S1P?? I have 2 4350mAh 25C 5S1P packs, and I might order some 5S1P 6000mAh 25C for the Conquest.. Or go the cheap route and buy two more 4350's..
        Last edited by txboatpilot; 12-12-2007, 04:32 PM. Reason: messedup
        Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!

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        • Darin Jordan
          Fast Electric Addict!
          • Apr 2007
          • 8335

          #19
          What kind of run time did the 1/8th Formula get on 10S1P?? I have 2 4350mAh 25C 5S1P packs, and I might order some 5S1P 6000mAh 25C for the Conquest.. Or go the cheap route and buy two more 4350's..
          Not completely sure on that one... I know he did at least 5-laps running VERY wide on a 1/8th course... I don't know what the cells came back with...
          Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
          "Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."

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          • SJFE
            Fast Electric Addict!
            • Apr 2007
            • 4735

            #20
            I take it that hull is to big for a Sport setup?? What wouil it take for say a 30 to 40 mph setup Darin?

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            • Bill-SOCAL
              Fast Electric Addict!
              • Nov 2007
              • 1404

              #21
              Originally posted by Darin Jordan
              I personally think you guys are thinking WAY overkill on these motors.... but perhaps that's the goal???

              Roger Newton powered his 1/8th Scale Unlimited 2005-ish Formula boat on 10S1P using a 2215 and 40-160 ESC and it was easily into the mid-70s before it would just not stay on the water any longer.... And we all thought that motor was WAY overkill for a 1/8th... Ray Fuller is doing the same with his 1/8th... 70's plus...

              A 1527 would MORE than power a 43" hull into the 60's... with room to spare... and it's CONSIDERBLY less expensive...

              BUT, all that said... This will be fun to watch... build away and then make some videos... I've gotta see this!!
              Which sort of explains what a few of us are doing out here with the Open Cats and 1/8th hydros. We have a gentlemen's agreement that we are going to restirct motors to either the 1527 or 2280 and run 10S power.

              My Avenger Cat will run a 2280/12, the 1/8th hydro is getting a 1527/1.5 Y, the Sniper is the 3060/10. All on 10S packs.

              The Sniper we just got silly with, but they should be fun. I am hoping that the 44" boat on a 3060/10 will be on the quick side!!
              Don't get me started

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