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  • kookie_guy
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2008
    • 897

    #1

    stinger strut angles

    So with the warm weather slowly coming back, I'm getting back to building my BJ dual. I am using sv stinger struts. Now, the stock mount bracket has a slight angle to it. So here are the options.....

    1) Run with the stingers pointing slightly out
    2) Run with the stingers pointing slightly in
    3) Machine the brackets flat, and point them straight

    Which is the best option? And why? Does the angle contribute to stability at all?
  • Howard Lee
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 198

    #2
    Im new to rc boats but what is a bj and what size is this boat?

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    • JPriami
      N4FOX
      • Aug 2010
      • 1675

      #3
      He may mean a Black Jack. I think its a proboat cat. not sure what size maybe a 26?
      Land, Sea & Air, A true RC Addict.

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      • blizard05
        Senior Member
        • Jun 2007
        • 576

        #4
        Originally posted by kookie_guy
        So with the warm weather slowly coming back, I'm getting back to building my BJ dual. I am using sv stinger struts. Now, the stock mount bracket has a slight angle to it. So here are the options.....

        1) Run with the stingers pointing slightly out
        2) Run with the stingers pointing slightly in
        3) Machine the brackets flat, and point them straight

        Which is the best option? And why? Does the angle contribute to stability at all?
        3 straight
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        • kookie_guy
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2008
          • 897

          #5
          my apologies, yes I mean a blackjack. Yes it's 26". lol, I thought it was pretty common knowledge on here that BJ stands for blackjack. Maybe I should have put BJ26. Anyhoo, straight it is. Will machine em up at work tomorrow.

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          • kookie_guy
            Senior Member
            • Jun 2008
            • 897

            #6
            Next question....rudder position with relation to props.

            1) rudder in same position as props
            2) rudder in front of props
            3) rudder behind props

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            • Diegoboy
              Administrator
              • Mar 2007
              • 7244

              #7
              If you're not documenting a build with pics as it progresses, it doesn't belong in the BUILD section. Thanks
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              • kookie_guy
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2008
                • 897

                #8
                Originally posted by Diegoboy
                If you're not documenting a build with pics as it progresses, it doesn't belong in the BUILD section. Thanks
                My apologies. It's about to start. Gathering info as I am doing my solid works design. Then it will be posted.

                cheers.

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