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QUOTE=sammyha;723334]Perfect. That is why I started this post. I believe most anyone with a bit of talent and the right info can succeed at anything.
Many times the right info is out there, but scattered.
I'll be super interested in your progress, so definitely share it here.
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I will for sure!Comment
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Sent from my SM-G950U1 using TapatalkLast edited by sammyha; 10-26-2018, 09:48 AM.Comment
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Question for Sam
Sam,
I just got my boat delivered this weekend and have done a LOT of reading about the correct set-up etc., much of that content coming from you. I have a question to pose to you: this being my first venture into RC boats, I am definitely interested in going fast but probably not full blown pure speed runs, or "SAW's" as they are reffered to, at this point. I would simply like to be able to cruise the boat around at somewhere in the 60mph range and not have it overheat. To accomplish this, I have ordered a Chris Hoffman (Dasboata) prop, the dual intake rudder, an upgraded (stronger but same diameter) flex shaft from OSE and a few sets of 3S batteries to run the boat at 6S. That being said, if you had to pick the top 1-2-3? things I need to do to accomplish this goal, what would you recommend? From all that I've read it sounds like it really comes down to just rasing the strut height from how it comes stock. ThanksComment
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Thanks Sam! What eaxctly is a prop saver? I have a couple bullet nuts but I've heard they're dangerous to use as they can come off.Comment
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Great stuff as always!Comment
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