Here is another new one!!

[TheShaughnessy]

That depends on many things, for fun sport running I'd say 75K/h good conditions 80. Thats with the setup dialed in and probably a bigger prop than I suggested to start with. There are so many things that will need to be adjusted after the first run it's always best to start conservative for the initial prop choice. It doesn't take long for a poor setup to start creating lots of heat, usually the esc is the first to go.
As you get the boat tuned you can usually run a bigger prop and keep the amp draw within reason.

I agree

[golfmike]

Hi dudes,
thanx again and again for helping me....
now here is a new one..should I follow this for the mountings?

http://www.americanrcboats.com/howto/setup%20vee-rod/Setup%20vee-rod2.htm

thanx in advace
GM

[golfmike]

up!

[TheShaughnessy]

seems like it should work

[golfmike]

OK thanx

[golfmike]

Hi guys !!
been told that my hull is a kind of heavy 1,4kg just the hull... so
from this site

http://www.prestwich.ndirect.co.uk/brushless.htm

should I get the BL6 instead my prov choise (BL5) do you think will be better??
and than wich ESC? BL14 or BL16???
thanx guys

[golfmike]

up!!

[TheShaughnessy]

bl6 and bl15 combo would have more available power, but your first motor and esc combo would cost u less coin and still be enough to get into the high 40's low 50's (mph) would think