No I havent.But there is no water coming out of the discharge in the side of the hull using the rudder.I know for a fact nothings clogged.My junk venom ekos cat always discharged water using their brass tubes for pick-ups.I really dont understand why my Drifter isnt picking up water.If so its so little it cant be seen coming out.
Cooling more than the windings
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I have been toying with another idea for after run cooling. I recently ordered a solar powered bird bath pump - my idea is to take a plastic 6 - pack cooler and mount the panel on top, the motor inside run cooling lines thru the walls. Then fill with water and ice when the boat comes off the water plug the cooling lines in & recirculate the water taking the heat with it!
Only problem I see is cloudy days!We did it with a Bang!
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Take a small balloon and tape it over the water exit on your hull. Run it for 1 lap and bring it in. If there is water in the balloon then your system is working.Comment
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Jeff! COOL idea! yes the pun was intended, I use HV110 esc's in my HPR115 and I like the fact that when the boat in't at full speed it is still cooling the esc's. Has worked well for me so far. I still have water cooling on the 2 8XL's."Discussion is an exchange of knowledge; an argument, an exchange of ignorance." Robert QuillenComment
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Tom's statement is TRUE.....
but what are you going to do, you gotta cool your equipment somehow.....
Harry60" Expresscraft SuperCat
(2) 2028 Castle motors 64.7 mph
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I reccomend this article to alot of people. http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/inf...tercooling.php
I'm gonna dissasemble my onyx 230 and take the fan, I'll keep it as together as possible so I can put a diff fan in if I use that charger again.Comment
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