Aren't these great boats? Once you get it setup close they're a hoot to drive. Kind remind me of the old Titan29's. If you get it right they're just point and shoot.
Pursuit users chime in please!
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They really are. For me there is no way I could have picked a better first FE. For someone wanting a mono just starting out and not quite ready to do a scratch build it the #1 choice in my book.
I would like to do a scratch build this winter but now I can't decide if I want to just do another pursuit/cs33 or a pirate 35 lolComment
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They really are. For me there is no way I could have picked a better first FE. For someone wanting a mono just starting out and not quite ready to do a scratch build it the #1 choice in my book.
I would like to do a scratch build this winter but now I can't decide if I want to just do another pursuit/cs33 or a pirate 35 lolComment
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Oscar that piece of g10 is going to work nicely thanks! With my 3S batteries all the way back it is about 9.5" cg. Tons of adjustment forward. I was worried a heavy 6S2P setup would add to much weight to the front and move the cg way off. I don't have any 6S batteries yet so to test I took my 3S batteries and added 8oz to each which put them at 700g each. About the weight of 4000mah 6S batteries I have seen. That moved the cg forward about .5" . So thankfully even with a 6S2P setup I will still be able to do 10" cg all the way back so I should be good to go. Just need to glue it in now.
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I'm not sure I have the patience for a wood kit but I will definitely consider. Keep in mind I have never raced so I have no idea really about the capabilities of the different hull types. I just know the mono handles rougher water well. Do the sport hydros just totally out class monos and cats?Comment
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They're just a different animal. Done well they're quite a bit faster. They race in different classes entirely. I can keep up with the P sports with my P mono if we don't ever turn. They can carry a lot more speed through a turn and take less time to get pack up to full speed after the turn.
Summer isn't over. If the TX boys are saying "come out and play" you should check out what they're running. Pick something that puts you on the water with them. I can't say enough about the fun I get from playing boats with other boat nuts.Noisy personComment
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I'm not sure I have the patience for a wood kit but I will definitely consider. Keep in mind I have never raced so I have no idea really about the capabilities of the different hull types. I just know the mono handles rougher water well. Do the sport hydros just totally out class monos and cats?Comment
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They're just a different animal. Done well they're quite a bit faster. They race in different classes entirely. I can keep up with the P sports with my P mono if we don't ever turn. They can carry a lot more speed through a turn and take less time to get pack up to full speed after the turn.
Summer isn't over. If the TX boys are saying "come out and play" you should check out what they're running. Pick something that puts you on the water with them. I can't say enough about the fun I get from playing boats with other boat nuts.Comment
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Some are serious, but we do have fun. I biked by there yesterday and stopped to look for that prop I lost. It's going down quick!Comment
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2008 NAMBA P-Mono & P-Offshore Nat'l 2-Lap Record Holder; '15 P-Cat, P-Ltd Cat 2-Lap
2009/2010 NAMBA P-Sport Hydro Nat'l 2-Lap Record Holder, '13 SCSTA P-Ltd Cat High Points
'11 NAMBA [P-Ltd] : Mono, Offshore, OPC, Sport Hydro; '06 LSO, '12,'13,'14 P Ltd Cat /MonoComment
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I ran a Leopard 4082 2200kv on 5S on my Pursuit, it would reach about 67 mph but would chine walk like crazy due to the torque. I installed larger turn fins from TFL and the boat stabilized perfectly, though it dropped top speed by about 5 mph. On 4S the boat would go 54 mph.Last edited by SD Eracer; 08-05-2015, 10:47 PM.Comment
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