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The only pics I found of an electrified had these strakes on the bottom. I was kinda frustrated because I didn't know they were there and I have already painted my hull. I guess I can add them anyway and repaint. It's all part of the hobby. But I made some searching and I guess they aid in the boat not flipping over. I will add them. Thank you for the recommendation I think I have that kind of wood available at home.Comment
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The only pics I found of an electrified had these strakes on the bottom. I was kinda frustrated because I didn't know they were there and I have already painted my hull. I guess I can add them anyway and repaint. It's all part of the hobby. But I made some searching and I guess they aid in the boat not flipping over. I will add them. Thank you for the recommendation I think I have that kind of wood available at home.Last edited by jstolz; 01-08-2013, 11:32 AM.Comment
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Here are a couple more.Comment
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Some race monos handle so well that thy only need one fin on the right turn side. A driver rarely needs to do a sharp enough left to bend the boat out of shape. One fin reduces drag. Jay Stolz's boat is a dialed in race boat.Comment
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Yeah, it is a bit on the large size. To convert it to electric would take a fairly good size motor/ battery pack combination. Maybe one of the big Leo's and 8-10S. Besides you would also have to make a waterproof hatch for it. Maybe Zipp could make a smaller version?Comment
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I saw a couple of videos of it on you tube. The thing scoots! I dunno how good this idea is but I recently saw a local guy that scratch built a boat and it had a weed whacker engine in it. Not sure how effective that is. But he did it.
My boat is coming along good I have pictures but I'm on my tablet and I can't post pics here for some reason. And the plans finally got here. Mine is like 4 inches longer than the one on the Plan I thought the electrified was 22".Comment
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