Sweet running boat, I love mine! Are you still running stock turn fins? If you are, build some about 2 1/2 times the size and it will get rid of the flopping on hard cornering. Made a big difference in mine.......
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Yep. Still the stock fins. I do have the next size up on order. But 2 1/2 times the stock ones would have them dragging in the water along the straights. The ones on mine are 2 3/4" long. The size I have on order are 4" & I'll have to lay them back a bit to keep them out of the water in the straights. Maybe yours came with smaller fins than mine, originaly.
Cheers.
Paul.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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LOL Not quite that long, they're not in the water on the straights.The ones mine came with are 2 5/8" total and only about 1 3/4" in the water on turns. They were those little tear drop shaped ones. I finally got the motor I wanted, I just put a Neu 1527 1Y 1250kv in it. Haven't tried it yet but it should run good.Thanks.
Yep. Still the stock fins. I do have the next size up on order. But 2 1/2 times the stock ones would have them dragging in the water along the straights. The ones on mine are 2 3/4" long. The size I have on order are 4" & I'll have to lay them back a bit to keep them out of the water in the straights. Maybe yours came with smaller fins than mine, originaly.
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I've only got one of those 1527 1Y motors & it's staying in my 1/8 scale hydro. The TP Power 1350kv motor is the next best thing that I have so that will stay in the Ariane.
What prop are you figuring to settle on?See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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It's odd hearing setups from Aus area because yo run 1P only setups. How many cells do you run the 1527 1Y on in a 1/8th scale??
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Yep 1p limits our prop sizes a bit if we don't want to kill the packs regularly.
I'm running 8s with a 446/3 prop. Mine's the U-95.Last edited by 785boats; 09-03-2014, 03:40 PM.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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Very cool, thanks for sharing.
Just flipped out of the wheelchair, that hurts... so does getting back in again... I feel old.
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I'm guessing it's going to be about a X448 or maybe a X648. I've got a 1/8 scale sport hydro but I'm running a bit more power than yours, it's got a Leopard 5698 910kv on 10s......
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Easy man. How did you manage that?
I'm always amazed at your boating skills considering what you have to put up with. Take care.
flraptor.
The X448 sounds like a good prop. But I find that the '6' pitch props have a bit too much lift for a mono. Maybe the water is different in Oz
I bought a 5698 1100kv motor to run in my 1/8th, but I couldn't fit the ESC in then. Very limited space in the front of mine.Last edited by 785boats; 01-14-2014, 02:08 AM.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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flraptor.
The X448 sounds like a good prop. But I find that the '6' pitch props have a bit too much lift for a mono. Maybe the water is different in Oz
I bought a 5698 1100kv motor to run in my 1/8th, but I couldn't fit the ESC in then. Very limited space in the front of mine.[/QUOTE]
The 6 pitch props you tried on the mono, were they detounged ? I'm sure you know that detounging will take lift out of the propComment
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Come to think of it, I'm not sure if the ones I tried were the 'M' series or de-tongued. It was a while ago.
I guess I should try a few.See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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Building up one of these at the moment. Got a Swordfish 240 for it and a TP Pro comp 1690kv. Going to run 2 x 3s batts. I too have the stock turn fins...... You guys say go bigger? Seems the sharp end fins are bad mouthed by some..... You guys using flat bottom ones? What motor mounting solutions you guys using for the bigger motors. The TP is 40mm so.... Can't use the rear 36mm mounting ring that came in mine. Was just going to support the motor at the back with a bit of ply etc glued to the hull, along with the 36mm front end which'll fit the TP.PERTH AUSTRALIA
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I'm very interested in the boat. It might be my next project. One ignorant question:
I have number of 4S batteries about, but no 2S batts of the appropriate capacity. Is this hull too small to build up with an 8S setup? If not, what motor Kv and prop would you experienced folk recommend?
Thanks.Revolt 30, River Jet, Southampton Tug, Outcast 6S BLX, 8ight-E, Ten-SCBE, 22 2.0.
'09 Miata.
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Didn't notice these last couple of posts. Sorry that no one answered you guys.
IRON-PAWW.
I've changed my turn fins to larger ones & cut the bottoms off to make them flat. They certainly hold better in the corners.
You can buy a single 40mm ring & make upa couple of brackets T glass them into the hull.
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...d=ose-80600-RC
Or one of these with the brackets already made.
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=ose-83005
Skeeler.
This hull is probably a bit small for 8s but it is doable. maybe a 4082 with a kv around 1100- 1250.
Here's mine on 6s with a 1600kv motor & an X646/3 blade prop with a Seaking 180A ESC. Still testng at the moment.
See the danger. THEN DO IT ANYWAY!!!
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