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My experience with the Vanquish is over. This all started on RC Groups.http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1656874
After spending considerable time and $ reinforcing the hull, replacing the stuffing tube and moving it up, fabricating a servo mount, and testing many different times I am done with the Vanquish. It will not plane and dives to the left when it speeds up almost sinking itself. The stuffing tube is approx 1/4" above the bottom of the hull. I removed the trim tabs. I moved the batteries around. I adjusted the stinger angle multiple times in all different positive and negative angles. I have come to the conclusion that the bottom has a hook in it and that is more than I am willing to deal with.
I was wondering if anyone can recomend a similar hull with the hardware installed already that is of better quality and not sold by HobbyKing. I still want a mono in the 40" range and am not looking to break any speed records. I have little time to spend on this hobby these days and I am not wasting anymore of it on the Vanquish.
After spending considerable time and $ reinforcing the hull, replacing the stuffing tube and moving it up, fabricating a servo mount, and testing many different times I am done with the Vanquish. It will not plane and dives to the left when it speeds up almost sinking itself. The stuffing tube is approx 1/4" above the bottom of the hull. I removed the trim tabs. I moved the batteries around. I adjusted the stinger angle multiple times in all different positive and negative angles. I have come to the conclusion that the bottom has a hook in it and that is more than I am willing to deal with.
I was wondering if anyone can recomend a similar hull with the hardware installed already that is of better quality and not sold by HobbyKing. I still want a mono in the 40" range and am not looking to break any speed records. I have little time to spend on this hobby these days and I am not wasting anymore of it on the Vanquish.
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