WTB Spec Motor for 1/10 SCALE UNLIMITED HYDROPLANE

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  • Banjo Dick
    Unclear Physicist
    • Feb 2014
    • 31
    #1

    WTB Spec Motor for 1/10 SCALE UNLIMITED HYDROPLANE

    Apparently, one of these motors are the only ones allowed in this NAMBA class so thats what I'd like to buy.

    AquaCraft AQUG7000 L36/56 7.2-18V – 6 pole brushless
    Himax HB3630 1500 brushless – 6 pole brushless
    ProBoat PRB3310 A3630-1500 – 6 pole brushless
    DYNM3835 A3630-1500kv – 6 pole brushless,
    water cooled, marine motor

    If it's cheap and used, I have a respectable, honorable place for it to start a new life...
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    • tlandauer
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Apr 2011
      • 5666
      #2
      Originally posted by Banjo Dick
      Apparently, one of these motors are the only ones allowed in this NAMBA class so thats what I'd like to buy.

      AquaCraft AQUG7000 L36/56 7.2-18V – 6 pole brushless
      Himax HB3630 1500 brushless – 6 pole brushless
      ProBoat PRB3310 A3630-1500 – 6 pole brushless
      DYNM3835 A3630-1500kv – 6 pole brushless,
      water cooled, marine motor

      If it's cheap and used, I have a respectable, honorable place for it to start a new life...
      What about the AC 1800 and 2030 motors, I don't know the rules, but I thought both of these are allowed as "SPEC" motors.
      Too many boats, not enough time...

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        • Banjo Dick
          Unclear Physicist
          • Feb 2014
          • 31
          #3
          Originally posted by tlandauer
          What about the AC 1800 and 2030 motors, I don't know the rules, but I thought both of these are allowed as "SPEC" motors.
          I just copied and pasted the motors' description right out of the section 28 (page 15) from the NAMBA rules I found online. These are the only 4 motors listed, all are 1500kv and are the standard motors found in some RTR boats. I figure that with everyone using nearly identical motors, boat setup must be meticulously "dialed in" to get any competitive advantage, and that looks like fun!
          Last edited by Banjo Dick; 06-15-2014, 01:01 PM.

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            • TheShaughnessy
              Fast Electric Addict!
              • Mar 2011
              • 1431
              #4
              The scale hydroplanes are limited to the 1500 kv motors. Other spec classes can use the 1800 & 2030 motor options

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                • tlandauer
                  Fast Electric Addict!
                  • Apr 2011
                  • 5666
                  #5
                  Originally posted by TheShaughnessy
                  The scale hydroplanes are limited to the 1500 kv motors. Other spec classes can use the 1800 & 2030 motor options
                  Originally posted by Banjo Dick
                  I just copied and pasted the motors' description right out of the section 28 (page 15) from the NAMBA rules I found online. These are the only 4 motors listed, all are 1500kv and are the standard motors found in some RTR boats. I figure that with everyone using nearly identical motors, boat setup must be meticulously "dialed in" to get any competitive advantage, and that looks like fun!
                  Thank you both!
                  Too many boats, not enough time...

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