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Mate that looks good, lil' wet?
Ran mine yesterday, was having a bit of cavatation with some funky props
Bit more dialing in and i'll be sweet, hopefully i can get some vids soon.
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yep may be a bit wet as I kept almost the original wooden motor mount and my trans is a bit heavy too, so RTR weight is around 2.45Kg, I think 2.2 could be achieved!
I'm happy anyway!Comment
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wet = handling I think I might run a mono wet by choice so it would handle like that, it's more fun than running a saw in my opinionComment
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good point! I never did look at it like that, but you're right it's really fun to have a boat handling like that!Comment
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Thanks for posting the video ED. I wish my NS3 would handle the rough water like that.Several boats in various stages of destructionComment
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I weight it this morning, 2.45Kg, but I think the particular good handling is due to several parameters...
- the hull design
- the weight
- the extremely long (140mm) rudder mount with a wide rudder blade
I will now work on some trim tabs, I don't have any yet, just to see if it does improve anything!!!Comment
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2.45kg isnt bad ed, mine is a lil heavier than that i think.
These boats are really good in the rough, when they go up though they do like to nose dive
Lost mine for bout 6-7 seconds down the river the other week
Tyler.Comment
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not bad sure, but I've readed some are at 2.25kg!
mine stays perfectly horizontal in 4-5" waves, well, that was when I was running 3S and COG was at 25%, now is at 32% but prop is lifted 1° witch helps the same way!
I think I'll get a 10XL someday, and run 6S, just to blast!... and break records!Comment
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