20150704_141755.jpg20150704_141755.jpgBack Story: I bought a Hobby King Centurion brushless tiny boat to play with. It fits in a backpack, costs $109. and if pretty fast right outta the box.
Problem with the Centurion is it's very narrow and the hull is paper thin fiberglass. After hitting a submerged stick, The transom was toast so....
I found the Micro Scat from BBY Racing. it's an inch longer & wider than the Centurion...perfect and only $30 for the hull.
I transferred the hardware & motor and took it for a maiden thinking it would perform at least as good as the Centurion. It is soooo fast I can't keep it on the water. I tried raising the strut and changing the prop angle but it's still kinda scary. And it does this instant flip thing. In a slow turn, it will get around about 3/4 the way round and suddenly flip over.
Anyone got any ideas on how to tame this rig?
Chip
Problem with the Centurion is it's very narrow and the hull is paper thin fiberglass. After hitting a submerged stick, The transom was toast so....
I found the Micro Scat from BBY Racing. it's an inch longer & wider than the Centurion...perfect and only $30 for the hull.
I transferred the hardware & motor and took it for a maiden thinking it would perform at least as good as the Centurion. It is soooo fast I can't keep it on the water. I tried raising the strut and changing the prop angle but it's still kinda scary. And it does this instant flip thing. In a slow turn, it will get around about 3/4 the way round and suddenly flip over.
Anyone got any ideas on how to tame this rig?
Chip
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