56-102 Monster coming down the pipeline

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  • Azmarine
    Member
    • Sep 2012
    • 70

    #151
    Here's. a proteus absolutely dwarfing an excelorin 1/36. Just for schnitzngiggles.
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    That odd moment when you think, "Is RTR the way to go?" Then you see your hard work, and laugh at the thought.

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    • Azmarine
      Member
      • Sep 2012
      • 70

      #152
      Anyone mounted these I've got some 5692 mounts that are too wide to get any angle in the sponsons of my drambuie. I think I'd like to use some bottom mounts but I'm open to suggestions, I don't think I could do the carbon fiber mounts myself.
      That odd moment when you think, "Is RTR the way to go?" Then you see your hard work, and laugh at the thought.

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      • ray schrauwen
        Fast Electric Addict!
        • Apr 2007
        • 9438

        #153
        These are o.k. They are approx. 3.5" wide. cheap and good if they are useable.
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        Nortavlag Bulc

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        • Azmarine
          Member
          • Sep 2012
          • 70

          #154
          Thanks but 80mm is snug already, I'm looking for some bottom mounts. With it looks like a 30mm bolt pattern.
          That odd moment when you think, "Is RTR the way to go?" Then you see your hard work, and laugh at the thought.

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          • srislash
            Not there yet
            • Mar 2011
            • 7651

            #155
            Originally posted by Azmarine
            Anyone mounted these I've got some 5692 mounts that are too wide to get any angle in the sponsons of my drambuie. I think I'd like to use some bottom mounts but I'm open to suggestions, I don't think I could do the carbon fiber mounts myself.
            C'mon give it a shot.I bet you can make the mounts. I got some 4mm CF here.

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            • Azmarine
              Member
              • Sep 2012
              • 70

              #156
              I don't known what to cut it with, I hear it dulls bits and wheels pretty fast.
              That odd moment when you think, "Is RTR the way to go?" Then you see your hard work, and laugh at the thought.

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              • srislash
                Not there yet
                • Mar 2011
                • 7651

                #157
                What I have here is my homemade sheet.It has layers of Fibreglass cloth then CF on the outside to resist heat.It doesn't cut to bad.I use a cheapy coping saw and drill.I usually use a file to smooth the edges.I only started this awhile back

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                • CircusCircus
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2009
                  • 254

                  #158
                  So has anyone tested one of these monsters yet? any opinions? I bought the Turnigy T20 Aquastar and plan on putting it in a 8th scale hydroplane, but still working on hull.

                  Also whats the verdict on the waterjacket is it usable can it be sealed-up to work or is the OSE waterjacket a must.
                  R/C Unlimiteds
                  NAMBA 237

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                  • Azmarine
                    Member
                    • Sep 2012
                    • 70

                    #159
                    Well I've tested just the motor, and if you don't mind leavin the jacket on semi permanent you can use black rtv sealant. Keith Bradley has video of his 73 mystic on twin proteus. It's also for sale on his forum. Check it out
                    That odd moment when you think, "Is RTR the way to go?" Then you see your hard work, and laugh at the thought.

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                    • Steven Vaccaro
                      Administrator
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 8724

                      #160
                      Post the YouTube video link?
                      Steven Vaccaro

                      Where Racing on a Budget is a Reality!

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                      • gerardobrandao
                        Senior Member
                        • Mar 2008
                        • 164

                        #161
                        Mystic Proteus Link

                        Originally posted by Steven Vaccaro
                        Post the YouTube video link?

                        Here it goes..... :D



                        Best Regards

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                        • Azmarine
                          Member
                          • Sep 2012
                          • 70

                          #162
                          Hey Keith, what are the bolt patterns on the 524-2t there are quite a few holes to chose from
                          That odd moment when you think, "Is RTR the way to go?" Then you see your hard work, and laugh at the thought.

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                          • Steven Vaccaro
                            Administrator
                            • Apr 2007
                            • 8724

                            #163
                            This is what I was looking for. Very nice boat.

                            Steven Vaccaro

                            Where Racing on a Budget is a Reality!

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                            • twissted
                              Senior Member
                              • Jul 2012
                              • 867

                              #164
                              Looks like lots of power! Very nice boat. I bought one of these motors. Looks like money well spent.
                              twissted from speed. Lead, fallow or get out of the way. Copy cats in back of the buss!!!

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                              • twissted
                                Senior Member
                                • Jul 2012
                                • 867

                                #165
                                Well I also bought a SSS5694 motor from horracing.com and it is the way to go if your looking to build a 100 mph cat.
                                I'm running this motor in my 1/5 4x4, and on 8s I smoke the tires 100 feet down the street. Forget wheelies. I can't get traction with racing slicks!
                                XBE Rampage 013.jpg
                                Here are the specs. for ths motor.
                                SSS 5694 6 pole 1200kv motor.
                                Type: 5694
                                KV: 1200
                                Y/D: 2.5D
                                Max Amp (A): 292
                                Max Volt (V): 41
                                Max Power (W): 12000
                                Max RPM: 50K
                                Non Load Current (A): 3.5
                                Shaft Diameter (mm): 8
                                Motor size diameter x length (mm): 56*94
                                Gross weight (g): 900


                                As you can see this motor runs wher it is needed to get the big speeds that large boats need.
                                I seen a nice cat for sale with the wrong motors in it. I bet that if he installed these motors in it he would get his speeds he was looking for.
                                HERE IS THE BEST PART, 99.00 PLUS 24.00 air freight gets it to your door in a week! These are TP power motors with racing specs! If your looking for even more power try the new TP Power 5850 motors. http://tppower.com/sort.asp?class_id=4&news=2156mount.jpg56sssm2.jpg56sss.jpg
                                twissted from speed. Lead, fallow or get out of the way. Copy cats in back of the buss!!!

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