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  • Doug Smock
    Moderator
    • Apr 2007
    • 5272

    #1

    JAE Mini Sprint

    The testing is over.
    We met our goal and this is what we have landed on for under 200 bucks READY TO RUN.
    Rod has all the component information and will post it in this thread along with a time frame for the plans for this boat.

    This run is with a $12.00 4400kv outrunner, 2s 2200 25c pack, with a X431 prop.

    I ran this boat for one mile with the above set up and collected the following data.
    74 degree day no water cooling.
    Motor 139'F
    ESC 101'F
    Battery 103'F
    I put 1716 ma back in the pack after the run.
    Speed with a Garmin 101 taped to the cowl was right at 40mph.

    Just for grins I put a 3s 2200 25c pack in the boat with the above set up and here is the run. The boat handled the additional speed without a problem but as we'd expect this was the upper limits of this set up.

    Phil Pace with Vac-U-Boat is working on cowls for it.
    Man this was a fun project!!!!
    Thank you Mr.Geraghty
    Doug
    PS I just realized I don't have pictures of the boat. I'll take a couple tomorrow and post them here.
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  • SweetAccord
    Speed Passion
    • Oct 2007
    • 1302

    #2
    Nice!

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    • Diegoboy
      Administrator
      • Mar 2007
      • 7244

      #3
      How long is she?
      "A quick temper will make a fool of you soon enough."
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      • geraghty
        Member
        • Dec 2009
        • 30

        #4
        Originally posted by Diegoboy
        How long is she?
        17"

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        • Doug Smock
          Moderator
          • Apr 2007
          • 5272

          #5
          Rod your quick.
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          • sailr
            Fast Electric Addict!
            • Nov 2007
            • 6927

            #6
            Lil booger scoots!
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            • geraghty
              Member
              • Dec 2009
              • 30

              #7
              Originally posted by D.Smock
              The testing is over.
              We met our goal and this is what we have landed on for under 200 bucks READY TO RUN.
              Rod has all the componet information and will post it in this thread along with a time frame for the plans for this boat.

              This run is with a $12.00 4400kv outrunner, 2s 2200 25c pack, with a X431 prop.

              I ran this boat for one mile with the above set up and collected the following data.
              74 degree day no water cooling.
              Motor 139'F
              ESC 101'F
              Battery 103'F
              I put 1716 ma back in the pack after the run.
              Speed with a Garmin 101 taped to the cowl was right at 40mph.

              Just for grins I put a 3s 2200 25c pack in the boat with the above set up and here is the run. The boat handled the additional speed without a problem but as we'd expect this was the upper limits of this set up.

              Phil Pace with Vac-U-Boat is working on cowls for it.
              Man this was a fun project!!!!
              Thank you Mr.Geraghty
              Doug
              PS I just realized I don't have pictures of the boat. I'll take a couple tomorrow and post them here.
              I want to thank Doug for all the testing.....As you can see the boat is rock solid and exhibits absolutely no bad behavior.....
              The "mini-sprint" went into the water under our $200.00 target price,radio and all.I used the Zippkits .12 rudder,turnfin and radio box seals.I will put together a bill of materials showing all the equipment we used in the boat.
              I plan to post the PDF plans on line in the couple of weeks.....when this happens I will post a link to the JAE "mini-sprint"plans on this forum...... As with all JAE plans,they will be free and all you will have to do is download the plans to a CD and take them to a KINKOS and have them printed.The plans will include full size templates for building the boat.

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              • geraghty
                Member
                • Dec 2009
                • 30

                #8
                Originally posted by D.Smock
                Rod your quick.

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                • siberianhusky
                  Fast Electric Addict!
                  • Dec 2009
                  • 2187

                  #9
                  Now I have my next build! Thanks so much! I have a .12 nitro, started a 21fe and now have to build this one!
                  Best running riggers I've ever had!
                  If my boats upside down then who owns the one I thought I was driving the last two laps?

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                  • regisparent
                    Junior Member
                    • Aug 2009
                    • 16

                    #10
                    do you plan to sell just the kit without electronic?

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                    • geraghty
                      Member
                      • Dec 2009
                      • 30

                      #11
                      Originally posted by regisparent
                      do you plan to sell just the kit without electronic?

                      I really do not know.....Zippkits will be making that decision.....The JAE design team furnishes the design,the free plans,builds a prototype and does the testing.
                      After completion of the testing JAE will release the plans for production.
                      At that point the entire JAE design team is off the merry-go-round.
                      All marketing decisions will be made by Zippkits......

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                      • geraghty
                        Member
                        • Dec 2009
                        • 30

                        #12
                        Originally posted by geraghty
                        I want to thank Doug for all the testing.....As you can see the boat is rock solid and exhibits absolutely no bad behavior.....
                        The "mini-sprint" went into the water under our $200.00 target price,radio and all.I used the Zippkits .12 rudder,turnfin and radio box seals.I will put together a bill of materials showing all the equipment we used in the boat.
                        I plan to post the PDF plans on line in a couple of weeks.....when this happens I will post a link to the JAE "mini-sprint"plans on this forum...... As with all JAE plans,they will be free and all you will have to do is download the plans to a CD and take them to a KINKOS and have them printed.The plans will include full size templates for building the boat.
                        Here is the bill of materials we used on the prototype JAE Mini-Sprint FE.
                        Remember....there was no water cooling installed in the prototype........

                        JAE BILL OF MATERIALS

                        ESC – Hobby King 80Amp ESC/wBEC..$40.00
                        Motor - Hobby King TR22234-4400……$12.00
                        Battery – Turnigy 2200-2s-25C…………$10.00
                        Servo – HobbyKing CS929MG…………..$4.50
                        Radio – HobbyKing 2-channel wheel…….$17.00*
                        Turnfin – Zippkits……………………...…$12.00
                        Rudder – Zippkits ………………………..$ 16.00
                        Radio box seal – Zippkits…………………$5.00
                        Boom tubes – 3/16” carbon fiber
                        Poltruded tube-Goodwinds ……………….$5.50
                        Prop-X431 Octura plastic…………………$1.50
                        Flexshaft – Hughey 1/8” X 1/8”…………$10.00
                        Flexhex – Octura 1/8” X 1/8” ……………$10.00
                        Misc building materials...............................$20.00

                        For a grand total of $163.50

                        • The radio we used was the Hobby King GT2-2
                        • 2.4GHZ -2 channel wheel radio.Do not be fooled by the
                        • $17.00 price tag….this is one very good little radio.
                        • It is rock solid and works great…..

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                        • BakedMopar
                          No Mo Slipah
                          • Sep 2009
                          • 1679

                          #13
                          oo oo oo me want me want.
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                          • wparsons
                            Senior Member
                            • Aug 2010
                            • 461

                            #14
                            What were the temps like with the 3s pack? I think I'll probably run water cooling with mine, but the speed/handling looks VERY impressive!
                            Light travels faster than sound, so people may appear to be bright until you hear them speak.

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                            • Doug Smock
                              Moderator
                              • Apr 2007
                              • 5272

                              #15
                              Originally posted by wparsons
                              What were the temps like with the 3s pack? I think I'll probably run water cooling with mine, but the speed/handling looks VERY impressive!
                              The motors stator was 170'
                              The battery was 150' This is a old 2200 25c pack that I got used so I have no idea how many cycles are on, it and I'm sure I was over it's C rating.
                              I put 1675ma back in it after the run.
                              The ESC was 125'
                              I'd look for a lower kv motor to run on 3s.

                              D.
                              MODEL BOAT RACER
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                              District 13 Director 2011- present
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