Used Vac-u-pickle set up for N2 sport hydro

[longballlumber]

I haven't raced this boat in a couple of years. It's set up for N2 sport hydro. The boat is complete with fullers strut, Speed master rudder, custom turn fin, Hitec 225MG, and 3 hughey .130 flex shafts (2x 3/16 stub, 1X 1/8 step down stub)

The sponson surfaces have been re-sheeted, flattened, and sharp. The boat could use a paint job but it's set up well and is capable of high forty's to low 50's on a Hacker 8S and 2S2P lipos.

as it's shown in the pictures, I am looking for $175 OBO shipped in the US.

If someone wants a turn key N2 boat I have stuff to set one up, let me know and we can talk.

Thanks,
Mike

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[longballlumber]

another picture


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[longballlumber]

This hull will work for LSH... Any offers?

Later,
Mike

[lenny]

With intent to buy with more info.
Turn key,
I would like to know more on this.
How big is the boat and what kind of waters will it handle ?
I am just looking for sport running with good run times.

Thanks for any info.

[longballlumber]

The boat is 26" long and more pictures can be found here...

http://www.vac-u-boat.com/Vac-U-Pickle.htm

Are you looking to run 2S or 4S batteries? That will determine what set up you would need to see.

[lenny]

Hi sorry had to run out,
Not shore on that 2s or 4s,
What kinds of speeds are we talking about ?
Do they like flat or choppy waters ?

[longballlumber]

In order to stay in a "safe" zone I would suggest 4S. I have a Hacker 9XL (new bearings and rotor) and a 120 amp controller we could put in it. I would guess that an X442-X445 would produce mid-high 40's and a decent amount of run time 4-6 mins with out much heat.

It depends on your definition of "choppy". Traditionally, hydros like flatter water than V-hulls but it doensn't need to be completely flat.

Later,
Mike