lots of good info on this site still cant decide.I will run lipo's on either one.I have a villain 7.2 now and want to move up. thanks.
blackjack or sv (brushless)
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I have both, they are both fun and fast... IMO the SV27 handles better in the turns out of the box... The BJ26 handles rough water better out of the box.... I was not really happy with the BJ26 until I did a hardware upgrade
.. That made it a wonderful little kitty!! Each hull has its up's and down's....Both will blow your Villain 7.2 right out of the pond!!
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the thing is i dont want to do an upgrade right away.i put some money into a charger (bantam bc6)for lipos so i can use it for the boat and some cars. saying that what do you think as far as the boat goes? also for $400-$500 could i build a boat with no experience(brushless).thanx this site is graet.Comment
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It depends on the size of the boat and what speed u are looking for. Here a hull can cost inbetween $80-$675 its all up to u in how much u spend. A premade hardware system can cost $50-$95 or a custom system can cost u probably $60-$90 and Props are $5-$45. And a Brushless ESC will run from $23-$255 and a Brushless motor will run $60-$400. But if u want a premade Brushless system heres one. But remember its up to u on how much u spend and how much u want to put in the boat.Failure is the First step to SUCCESSComment
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tanx for all the links and info. i will look into a build with a mono hull that can get into the 30-35 mph range.may take me a while but its winter so i have the time. also i would like to get a hull that is 35 inch or so, ose looks to everything i will need.Comment
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You would be happy with both 33" hulls. The SV27 power system is not going to cut it for a hull of that size and weight.. Look at Feigao 11XL and 12XL, they will work w/ those hulls...Mabey a Hydra 120 esc or OSE has new 100A esc's w/ usb programmer (somewhere around $100) that should be on the site soon...Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!Comment
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You will learn alot and be more happy in the end, building one of these 33" V-hulls...They will handle rougher water and be more stable overall compared to the SV and BJ...Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!Comment
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Go with the 100Amp!!I have run a 11XL in the Aeromarine Titan 33" with a Hydra 120 and X447 and X645 with speeds of 44-48mph.. The Titan is a pretty heavy with 4S2P 5000's, the 11XL will allow you to run a large prop w/ less amps and heat!Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!Comment
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