Very interesting. Does it scuff the hull as well?
HPR cat in snow, because the pond is frozen
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Snow rudder! This is such a cool idea! That just goes to show how bad our addiction is. We will run it in the snow if there is no water!!FE BOATING: Less like a hobby and more like an addiction!Comment
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The Germans did it last year with a miniboat :
thread about that mini twin mono :
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just watch out for the chocolate flavored snow...
for this new field of rc boating (get it, "field"?) the breakaway function of the rudder is extra important. I wonder if we will need as much flotation for running in snow?
I will report back today about mono - my twin triton just twitched when I watched this video. I will also need to try a single motor cat.
where would we be w/o OFE forums? no high speed cameras, no snow running, no place to go cyber-hang out... you guys are the best!"Look good doin' it"
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just watch out for the chocolate flavored snow...
for this new field of rc boating (get it, "field"?) the breakaway function of the rudder is extra important. I wonder if we will need as much flotation for running in snow?
I will report back today about mono - my twin triton just twitched when I watched this video. I will also need to try a single motor cat.
where would we be w/o OFE forums? no high speed cameras, no snow running, no place to go cyber-hang out... you guys are the best!FE BOATING: Less like a hobby and more like an addiction!Comment
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yep, it's cool. it's very cool, and that's why the pond is frozen en we need to put boats in snow, LOL.Comment
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The Germans did it last year with a miniboat :
thread about that mini twin mono :
http://www.schiffsmodell.net/showthread.php?t=35393
OK, might get to work building a twin 24" mono now if my other ones do not work.
and to think we are supposed to get rain here today as it is warm and all the snow has just about melted. Odd to be upset that it is this warm in december!
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I disagree. I think your going to need light pow just like in the vid. Once the snow is packy, or compressed, there will be nothing for the prop to push. If he had kept running in the same strip, over and over eventually, it would't work any more.
I have plenty of snow right now to try this, and 10-15" more on the way tonight. To many people at the hill today to shred anymore, so I may get busy with this.Comment
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I just went outside for fun and threw the Sniper 23 in the snow. Gave it a shove to get going. It would go about 23-30 feet and then just cavitate and come to a stop. Wet snow today. I'd bet with a big prop, and some fluff, it may work. I couldnt stop laughing at it when I tried.Comment
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