Ive been thinking a lot about the chine walking issue. I tried to adjust the tabs but all that did is the boat seems to run with more of the hull in the water at high speed and its still chine walking.
It looks like the boat wants to twist (right side drops down) from the torque from the motor & pushing the prop into the water. I was wondering about weight placement. What if I stagger the batteries so that one of them on the left is up further so that it might be harder for the boat to raise that side. Or maybe I should put the GPS on the left side to add a little extra to make it harder to lift that side.Or should i drop the right trim tab down more to help push that back up? not sure about that solution though.
Its an odd problem because its inconsistent. I have been able to make some high speed passes without chine it just gets on plane and goes good. Seems that if i ease into wot it does better too. So i feel that something is exciting the chine and once it starts it dosent quit till you drop the rpms down.
It looks like the boat wants to twist (right side drops down) from the torque from the motor & pushing the prop into the water. I was wondering about weight placement. What if I stagger the batteries so that one of them on the left is up further so that it might be harder for the boat to raise that side. Or maybe I should put the GPS on the left side to add a little extra to make it harder to lift that side.Or should i drop the right trim tab down more to help push that back up? not sure about that solution though.
Its an odd problem because its inconsistent. I have been able to make some high speed passes without chine it just gets on plane and goes good. Seems that if i ease into wot it does better too. So i feel that something is exciting the chine and once it starts it dosent quit till you drop the rpms down.
Comment