How to power this cat?

[LarrysDrifter]

Where can this hull be bought? Im not a facebooker, so I cant look on there if you have more info on it there.

[Drax21]

Wow that thing is big, Single 2028 would be plenty of power but if you wanted something to be real proud of you have to Twin it, and you already know the Leopards will give you mind-blowing speeds.

[tiqueman]

A painted hull picture and specs can be found here

http://www.facebook.com/Oserc

Sorry, my cheesy way of promoting the OSE Facebook page. :-)

Yeah Im not a facebooker either. So uh, any info here would be wonderful.

[Steven Vaccaro]

Yeah Im not a facebooker either. So uh, any info here would be wonderful.

OK, you non-Facebookers are killing me. :-)

Here it is, a bit earlier than I wanted to show. Oh well.

http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...=crc-Victory51

[tiqueman]

that didnt take much twisting. Awesome Steven!

[LarrysDrifter]

What else can we squeeze outta you, Steve? We always have an eye open for cool new money pits and parts.

[Fluid]

Steve, what are your expectations for the boat? A single is definately not a good idea if you want decent speeds or run times. We have had a number of big cats in the club, in fact one a little bigger than this one is sitting right now in a member's garage. The "best" setups have been 10S-12S and twin motors of at least 1527-size, 2215/2230 sizes are better. Props will have to be 57mm+ in diameter to move the beast.

Going "cheap" can easily lead to disappointment. Save up to do it right, or sell it now. And be careful with advice - no matter how well intentioned - from those who have only been around small/medium sized cats. This is not your or anyone else's Tacon-powered Genesis!



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[Steven Vaccaro]

Steve, what are your expectations for the boat? A single is definately not a good idea if you want decent speeds or run times. We have had a number of big cats in the club, in fact one a little bigger than this one is sitting right now in a member's garage. The "best" setups have been 10S-12S and twin motors of at least 1527-size, 2215/2230 sizes are better. Props will have to be 57mm+ in diameter to move the beast.

Going "cheap" can easily lead to disappointment. Save up to do it right, or sell it now. And be careful with advice - no matter how well intentioned - from those who have only been around small/medium sized cats. This is not your or anyone else's Tacon-powered Genesis!



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thanks Jay. The single idea was out once I literally had the boat in my hands.

[Steven Vaccaro]

I forgot to include my expectations.

A heat racing boat for the open class.

[sundog]

If that doesn't work out, you can always use it to give kiddie rides! Nice.

[Jabbo]

Those are great hulls hotrods has one with a redline 29cc and is doing 70mph it's stable and loves chop these will make great heat race boats.

[Jabbo]

It was getting dark but here is a good look of it ruining

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtube_gdata_player&v=0wLBPuUJoHw

[ManuelW]

mhh... don't know much about heat racing for the open class but thats what I'd use:

2x 5692/2Y
2x Swordfish 240A
2x 9S 5000mAh 40C
2x Octura X457's

what speeds/runtimes are you aiming for?

Manuel

[JackBlack26]

It was getting dark but here is a good look of it ruining
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=0wLBPuUJoHw

Wow! Thy thing corners great!! Oh man, I think I've been bitten by the large cat bug.

Steve, the boat looks awesome! Glad to see one offered in your site. Hopefully I'll have sone scratch soon to slowly start a build.

[Make-a-Wake]

Steven, a single 2028 on 10s2p can push that hull to 80+..............................

I'd go with twin 1717's, 6s2p each if you are set on a two motor job..............of course the big twin Leopard would obviously be faster.

*Bill's 50" Thinderbolt with twin 1717's*