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    Cool

    ...I wonder how much speed this hull is capable of.
    I've had it in the 80s on 6S but it needed some add-ons to get there. That wasn't on glassy water either.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Rumdog View Post
    knpc, you going with a 1527?
    Yes, 1527/1Y, Hydra 240HV, 6s2p.
    I had a 1521/1.5D on 4s2p, it ran a consistant 50mph. Motor is going in my df33 now.
    Rico 29, Sprintcat 34, Insane FE 30 Hydro, 43'' Aeromarine Conquest

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    Quote Originally Posted by knpc View Post
    Yes, 1527/1Y, Hydra 240HV, 6s2p.
    I had a 1521/1.5D on 4s2p, it ran a consistant 50mph. Motor is going in my df33 now.
    what prop??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeepers View Post
    what prop??
    With the 1521/1.5d I tried a m645, x450, and P230. I got the best performance out of the x450, it ran 50mph and temps were good.. With the 1527 I'll start at the x450 and work my way up.
    Rico 29, Sprintcat 34, Insane FE 30 Hydro, 43'' Aeromarine Conquest

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    Rumdog / Knpc,

    What is the weight of your sprint cats with batteries ready to run please.

    Thanks
    Trev

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    I never weighed mine. I'm not really ever too concerned with weight actually. I know a lot of guy's run similar setups and it has been proven to work, so i went with it. I does seem quite heavy for a 34" cat though. I think it helps it handle well at speed.

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    Thats cool, mine weighs a little over 14 pounds ready to run and i just felt that was a bit heavy for a 34" cat. Was just interested to know if i was in the ballpark weight wise with the other sprintcat 34inch owners.

    Trev

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    Mine was 12lbs with the 4s setup, with 6s the packs are 1/2lb more each plus a bigger motor and esc so I should be just over 13lbs rtr.
    Rico 29, Sprintcat 34, Insane FE 30 Hydro, 43'' Aeromarine Conquest

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    Hi All
    Running a Sc40 with a Neu 1527/1Y, X450 (and a few other slightly larger props), Turnigy Marine 180A and 2 Turnigy x 6S 5000 20C Packs in parallel.
    The thing handles brilliantly and turns like its on rails but mainly because it is slow.
    I would say around 40mph. Even if it were not set up properly with strut height etc I would have expected a badly handling boat that was still faster than this.

    Now the packs are quite new and should be able to deliver around 200amps as they are in parallel. I am running 8AWG wire in the parallel adapter with deans ultra connectors.

    1. What amp draw should I be expecting? (I want to run around 60mph or more)
    I have an eagle tree 100a but dont want to blow it up by pushing too much through it

    2. What C rating packs do you folks run? I am planning to purchase some 40c packs but cant get any at the moment for a decent price

    p.s. Just adding that everything comes back cool/slightly warm. Nothing seems to be working too hard, not even the packs.
    (now I wonder if I am getting 100% throttle from my M8 with spectrum module, must check throttle trim)

    Cheers
    Last edited by Bigmaxy; 04-28-2010 at 07:42 AM. Reason: more info

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigmaxy View Post

    Now the packs are quite new and should be able to deliver around 200amps as they are in parallel. I am running 8AWG wire in the parallel adapter with deans ultra connectors.

    Cheers
    Get some proper plugs, ie Gold Bullets, Deans are good for 50amps max..

    http://icare-rc.com/connectors.htm
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    Strut should be 1/2" above the sponsons. Run a x455 or x457 for FAST runs! Definately need bullets!!

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    mine weighs right at 11lbs with 6s2p including gps
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rumdog View Post
    Strut should be 1/2" above the sponsons. Run a x455 or x457 for FAST runs! Definately need bullets!!
    r u saying your bottom of stuffing tube is 1/2" above bottom of sponsons?
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    yes sir, bottom of the STRUT.

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