More on the motor cover...will be sanded then cleared. BVM epoxy is run on the seams underneath-not shown.
SG-121-H unlimited hydro build.
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The turn fin is enhanced with a scale -like brace. Not fully scale, but it works extremely well and is easily adjustable via the turnbuckles. Alu control horns are added with carbon plate for a very stiff mounting.
Zero flex!Attached FilesComment
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This is just a better shot of the cockpit spacer and finished inside of the battery compartment.Attached FilesComment
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The STS from Aeromarine, used to keep water out and the shaft lubed. Love this product.
the others are fuel dots from central hobbies, I use them in boats as dry out ports... they will be placed in the wet area under the turbine tray so the boat can be aired out from time to time.Attached FilesComment
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The drive shaft system installed. Super short which I like... the motor angle is very flat which is an added bonus.Comment
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Here is a better shot of the shaft arrangement- no Teflon is used.
11/32 Hull tube,3/8 stuffing tube, 5/16 shaft tube.Comment
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Hull vent installed both sides...Wing made adjustable...Comment
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Rudder Servo and mount. A carbon fiber pushrod will be used with 3mm ball links.Attached FilesComment
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Parts going to primer... Alu parts going to Anodizer. Only the E.S.C. to mount now...Probably going with a big Etti.
Carbon fiber rudder pushrod from Central Hobbies, Servo Holder from Esprit model.
Ok, its going to slow down for a bit now while I begin the painting process. I would rather build several hulls, than paint just one!
Painting is very labor intensive considering time for body work, priming and prepping.Comment
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The final body work and windshield frames going into place.Comment
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ready for paint!Comment
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Yes, Here is the completed cover. the rear area under the turbine tray is a wet area, only the two front compartments (as one now) are sealed.Attached FilesComment
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