I'm planning on doing my first Fe build with the Delta Force 22" Hydro hull, and I was wondering if anybody had some advice on hardware? I'm looking for speed.
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The best deal around is in the OSE store. The Solinger hydro hardware system is of excellent quality. For 90 dollars you cant beat it. Solinger Hardware System -
The best deal around is in the OSE store. The Solinger hydro hardware system is of excellent quality. For 90 dollars you cant beat it. Solinger Hardware SystemI have the Delta Force 22" Vortex!! Solinger is very nice hardware!! You will be happy with it, and have lots of FUN!!
Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!Comment
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Hey Neighbor, welcome aboard! It seems that there's no interest in the Boston area with FE boats. I am glad that there's more than 3 FE RCers now in the metro Boston area. :) The consensus seems to be that the "L" size BL motors with 3S1P to 4S1P LiPos are ideal for the DF22. The senior members on this site are great for advice and practical working knowledge on a wide array of setups.
Let's hope for an early Spring!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)Comment
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That is 67.5mph!!! That is SMOOKIN!! I run a Feigao 7S on 2S1P lipo, CC125A esc, and s&b x435... I think it does about 40mph, no gps yet....Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!Comment
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The 11 or 12L IMO is perfect for a little hull like that. You can go with lower turns but as the speeds get silly the fun factor goes way down. Now how can that be right? Well how fun is it retrieving a boat every 30 to 40 seconds when it blows off?
he can't get his head around the fact that electric is faster than nitro.Comment
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I would use the 11-12L on 2/ 7.4V lipos in series for 4S total.... Start with small x430 prop and work your way up...Last edited by txboatpilot; 03-04-2008, 07:06 PM.Nothing like keeping you lipos warm and your prop wet!!Comment
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