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  • Yakuzall

    #1

    Please help(new in boating)

    Hi i am new in rc boating and I just bought a pro boat impulse 31, but I want to upgrade it better esc and engine !
    I was looking the leopard 4082 series and a hobby wing seaking 180a or a dynamite120a with a dynamite 6 pole 2000 kv or 1500kv engine to run 6s

    What prop wold you guys recommended for both set ups ?

    And of extra upgrades :
    Dual rudder
    V1 & V2 Turn Fins
    Adjustable Metal Trim Tabs

    Tanks
    sorry for the spelling I am from Brasil
  • Yakuzall

    #2
    Please adm delete this post I think I created in the wrong place

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    • tlandauer
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Apr 2011
      • 5666

      #3
      Since you are relatively new to RC-Boating, I think you would be better off to run 6s with a 1500kv motor.
      I don't have the boat and can't tell you if the size of a 4082 motor is practical or not, but for a 2000kv motor of that size to run 6s, you will have issues to deal with . I don't know the Dynimite 2000kv/6 pole motor either, but again, kv too high for 6s especially you just want to enjoy your boat right now.
      Hobbywing Seaking 180A ESC is a very good unit. If room would permit, and since you are spending money to upgrade, why not get this and you don't need to look for another one . it is always good to have head room in the Amp rating .

      V2 turn fins for sure.
      Dual rudder---
      Too many boats, not enough time...

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      • capnswanny
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2012
        • 817

        #4
        As always great advice tlandauer!
        Only thing I would add is spend some time looking over Darin Jordan's posts concerning the Impulse 31, he played a big hand in the design of the boat and has posted many informative threads on upgrades and testing of this boat. I think you will learn a lot!
        Welcome to the forum!!!
        Corey
        This is NOT a toy?!?

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        • BHChieftain
          Fast Electric Addict
          • Nov 2009
          • 1969

          #5
          Dual rudders also increase drag and slow the boat down. There is MASSIVE turning power with the single rudder.

          I have a setup guide for the impluse which also covers upgrade options, shoot me an email if you'd like a copy at [email protected]

          Chief

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          • Yakuzall
            Junior Member
            • Dec 2014
            • 10

            #6
            Tlandauer
            I all ready have same experience driving boats but I never thought about tunning it so I know how to ride but I don't know what's the best prop for an engine what is the most powerful motor that I can put in my impulse

            But what you think about a 4082 or a 4092 ?
            I want to push me and my boat to the limit max speed out his hull with good ride to tough

            And I want a 6s set up because I all ready have 2 pairs of it

            Tank you

            Originally posted by tlandauer
            Since you are relatively new to RC-Boating, I think you would be better off to run 6s with a 1500kv motor.
            I don't have the boat and can't tell you if the size of a 4082 motor is practical or not, but for a 2000kv motor of that size to run 6s, you will have issues to deal with . I don't know the Dynimite 2000kv/6 pole motor either, but again, kv too high for 6s especially you just want to enjoy your boat right now.
            Hobbywing Seaking 180A ESC is a very good unit. If room would permit, and since you are spending money to upgrade, why not get this and you don't need to look for another one . it is always good to have head room in the Amp rating .

            V2 turn fins for sure.
            Dual rudder---

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            • Make-a-Wake
              FE Rules!
              • Nov 2009
              • 5557

              #7
              The most motor you will need to max that hull out is a 4082, in the 1400-1600kv range for 6s, I would run 2p if it will fit, it should as I have fit 2p in my similar sized Pursuit. T180 ESC is perfect, or a swordy 200.
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              • Yakuzall
                Junior Member
                • Dec 2014
                • 10

                #8
                Tank you BHChieftain I am sending you an email

                Tanks for the help

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                • tlandauer
                  Fast Electric Addict!
                  • Apr 2011
                  • 5666

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Yakuzall
                  Tlandauer
                  I all ready have same experience driving boats but I never thought about tunning it so I know how to ride but I don't know what's the best prop for an engine what is the most powerful motor that I can put in my impulse

                  But what you think about a 4082 or a 4092 ?
                  I want to push me and my boat to the limit max speed out his hull with good ride to tough

                  And I want a 6s set up because I all ready have 2 pairs of it

                  Tank you
                  Originally posted by Make-a-Wake
                  The most motor you will need to max that hull out is a 4082, in the 1400-1600kv range for 6s, I would run 2p if it will fit, it should as I have fit 2p in my similar sized Pursuit. T180 ESC is perfect, or a swordy 200.
                  I agree with Make-a-Wake.
                  Not sure if the wooden platform will support a large/long can like the 4092. Also there may not be enough room to fit or even if you fit everything in, the COG may be off. ( I don't know exactly, but it is a possibility)
                  On my MG I made a rear support for a 4082 .
                  Also, on 6s, the massive torque with these BIG motors has to be considered, so choose wisely.
                  Too many boats, not enough time...

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                  • Yakuzall
                    Junior Member
                    • Dec 2014
                    • 10

                    #10
                    Originally posted by tlandauer
                    I agree with Make-a-Wake.
                    Not sure if the wooden platform will support a large/long can like the 4092. Also there may not be enough room to fit or even if you fit everything in, the COG may be off. ( I don't know exactly, but it is a possibility)
                    On my MG I made a rear support for a 4082 .
                    Also, on 6s, the massive torque with these BIG motors has to be considered, so choose wisely.
                    Ok thanks Tlandauer I think I will go with a TP Power 4050 2050kv that is the same size as a Leopard4082 with a little more power and KV
                    what you guys think?

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