another nice HPR06: Golddigger from Uwe

[ManuelW]

Hi.

now there is another video of a nice HPR06 on Hanspeters Youtube Account: HPR115 Golddigger from Uwe.

I hope you enjoy:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txlo5fAQuB4

Best regards,
Manuel

[tsulo1]

Perfect Air brush work...***** stars

tsulo1

https://www.rcfastboats.com

[Gerwin Brommer]

Manuel :

Today is a good day to introduce your latest boat, the Fort-knox 135 !?
Guys , you won't belief your eyes. Hanspeter has delivered another masterpiece !


:-)

[tsulo1]

Hanspeter Hulls ....high quality hulls... !!!!

[igottalongone]

Beautiful work...

[ManuelW]

Yes Uwe's Golddigger is a real masterpiece. It might not be the fastest HPR06 but definitely one of the best looking ones.

These 4-blade PropShop props he bought from me and they look incredible on the boat. He even bought a set of 5-blade (!) props from us but they are not RTR yet but maybe next year.

@ Gerwin:
Yes it might be a good idea. Maybe tomorrow I'll start a thread here. But I think they'd like my Repsol as well.

Best regards,
Manuel

[Gerwin Brommer]

Show them both , Manuel !
About 4 and 5-blades props : doesn't Uwe have any troubles when slowing down ?
I was told the 4, 5 blades might have too much blades in the water, and a boat could
behave unpredictable when slowing down.

[ManuelW]

Hi Gerwin,

I think as the boat is not that fast this effect doesn't matter. But you're right, I had the experience with my HFK Prototype with the very very big props. When slowing down too fast they produced that much lift, that the whole boat was pushed out of the water. Not very stable as you can imagine. But we could feature some nice blow overs on Video

Here is a photo of the mentioned 5-blade PropShops on a HPR135, today owned by Andreas Lehner:



Best regards,
Manuel

[996TURBO]

Fast boat for only being on 4s. So he is only spinning 28,800 RPM? I take it the props are what is pushing the boat that fast?

[ManuelW]

Yes its no problem to drive that fast with these rpm. These Props may only have 45mm diameter but a pitch of 1.8. So to compare, a prop with a more "usual" pitch of 1.4 theoretically has to have a diameter of 58mm to achieve the same speed.

Best regards,
Manuel