Noobie needs some help with setup

[Wingnut0302]

I have a b230 and b235 props here for it but it looks like it will be too much,If I get the 4074 will it spin the props I have or will I have to grab a few smaller ones?I see that the 180a esc is out of stock

[Make-a-Wake]

http://www.targethobby.com/seaking-180a-esc-for-rc-boat-p-4161744.html

http://cgi.ebay.com/SEAKING-180A-Water-Cool-Ship-Brushless-Motor-ESC-SL165-/300484930607?pt=Radio_Control_Parts_Accessories&hash=item45f64c2c2f

[Wingnut0302]

Thanks make a wake!! i did find it on OSE in a set with a 4074 motor,I ordered it so if I feel its not enough I can always upgrade to the 4082 motor,I'll post pics as I build the boat!! Thanks again for all the help guys

[Make-a-Wake]

If you got the 1400kv 4074 for 6s, try an m445.................should rock!

http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...?prod=oct-m445

If the props you mentioned are Prather 230, 235's they are too big.

[Wingnut0302]

i grabbed the 2000kv leopard and a m442 to start with

[Wingnut0302]

I figured the prather props i had were to big but I already have them so I mentioned them

[Make-a-Wake]

The 2000kv is a 4s motor..............you are aware right?

[Wingnut0302]

Nope I wasnt aware dooh!! I will email them right now

[Make-a-Wake]

Ask if he will substitute the 1400kv for it.

[Wingnut0302]

I just emailed him,thanks for the heads up

[Make-a-Wake]

See if he'll swap the m442 for an m445 too............................just my opinion.

[Wingnut0302]

This guys gonna kill me for changing all this stuff lol

[Wingnut0302]

Its all rigged and ready to go,test run is set for Saturday,I'll post pics and maybe a video then,Thanks again guys!!!

[Wingnut0302]

Well Guys I ran it this past weekend and all I can say is WOW what a difference from nitro to electric!! I was very surprised by the speed it had with no setup time,just the stuff you guys recommended me to get.Hers a few videos to show ya'shttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yni9P65-9zE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9L4IjsLdiw&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IgMeRnEQno&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

[wparsons]

Not too bad at all! Depending on what angle the motor is on now, I would either add a touch of negative, or shift some weight forward if you can. That should keep the nose down but still let the hull run loose without risk of a blowover.