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    Default (retry)my brushless super hawaii project..

    ok im going to restart lol

    Ok so I am building a super Hawaii brushless boat. I bought my SH at my local hobby shop. It was sitting on the shelf gathering dust for about 5 years and I told myself one day I will buy it. So about a year ago I decided to buy it and I bargained with the people to lower the price so I managed to lower it down to 80$ amazingly. That same day I put it together and ran it and I said wow this thing is slow so the next day I decided to run 2 battery packs (o yea it had the mechanical speed controller) and I gave it full throttle and it was almost twice as fast. I brought it out to the middle of the lake and I heard a loud skipping noise and my boat stopped waited almost an hour for my bout to drift back to the bank I took it apart and the gears where totally stripped and the bushings where destroyed. Thats when I decided the brushless project is on. So basically it was sitting on my shelf for a year until I finally decided to start. Here are pics


    what I am starting from









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    More pics
    Goodies


    syringe with lithium grease

    5min epoxy extra strength

    balsa wood


    epoxied in wood really strong. Motor mount on top when I get it

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    balanced and sharpened and polished prop I did myself





    Also I made compartments to put expandable foam in the back and it looks awesome will get foam in like a week lol pics----





    also sealed everything...
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    Ok guys this is what I am getting tell me if I need to change something.


    locktite 603 http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=mc-loc603 got
    speedmaster stinger 3/16 http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...os-stinger-str got
    Octura.150 flex shaft unasembled http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...oct-oc150L-24c got
    brass bullet nut octura 3/16 http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...od=oct-oc6pnmmgot
    2 ep 4500 7cell stick packs http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...d=ep4500-7cell
    kb BL motor 8 turn with water jacket http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...php?prod=kb-45
    himodel 200 amp esc http://www.himodel.com/electric/HiMo...200A-OPTO.html
    Some kind of rudder
    A variety of props to test
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    Ok so now I just put in the foam and holly cow that foam makes the SH super sturdy also really heavy and it didn’t fill even half of the boat I think I am going to need one more kit lol that boat is huge. Here are some pics

    The kit--



    in rear of SH




    the hole where I poured it




    the front is not even full
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    Stirdy? Apoxy? Seald? Balenced and sharpend and...? Awsome? Throtel? Stoped? Skiping? Basicly? Untill i finaly decided?

    Aren't you embarassed? Please don't tell me you vote.

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    made a new water outlet to look more original







    on off switch installed in rear instead of top



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    ordered some parts from ose and waiting for them to come
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    you need a strut, and rudder or studder...that one you have looks like the first revolution of the motor and it's toast.
    Samuel Johnson - “An injustice anywhere is an injustice everywhere.” William Cooper "listen to everything, read everything, and believe nothing unless you can prove it in your own research!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Jet View Post
    Stirdy? Apoxy? Seald? Balenced and sharpend and...? Awsome? Throtel? Stoped? Skiping? Basicly? Untill i finaly decided?

    Aren't you embarassed? Please don't tell me you vote.
    Happy now dude (wait .what? were do you see all those mistakes)
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    Quote Originally Posted by RCprince View Post
    you need a strut, and rudder or studder...that one you have looks like the first revolution of the motor and it's toast.
    hahha lol just wait a day or 2
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    more pics

    made a motor mount for a 540 sized motor. its adjustable.





    New servo mount. I didn’t quite like my custom one so I took the mounts of an old tmaxx and glued them in. it is also mounted a tad higher
    pics---





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    Product ID: kb-45
    Kb Brushless Motor Details


    KB XL(Extra Long) Motor.

    There are 2 versions of this motor, the regular length and the Extra Long 77mm Motor. This motor is the Extra Long 77mm motor. At 555 grams it has enough physical mass to produce large amounts of torque to push the larger 35-45" boats at high speeds without a gear drive. No more having the hassle of having to use a gear box in boats of this size range! Also running the motor direct drive to the prop is more efficient than using a gear box.

    For a limited time, Add a Water Jacket for only $14.99!

    Pick Winds/rpm: 11 Turn, 1000kv
    10 Turn, 1200 kv
    9 Turn, 1400 kv
    8 Turn, 1700 kv

    Add a Water Jacket: Kb45 Water Jacket (+$14.99)

    List Price: $79.99
    Price: $69.99
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    (6 mm shaft yea i need a 5mm one im sticking to fiagao)
    guys please don't mess this thread up .thank you
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    This is a pic of my KB beside a 8XL
    They are both the same length but the KB is much bigger around

    For the same money and a $9.95 coupler in a 36" boat
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    That bushing could do with a replacement, dont reccommend running a brushless setup in the boat with the strut in that condition, as a matter of fact I would'nt reccommend runing any motor setup in that boat with a bushing like that. Other then that I think the new thread is a good idea, I lost track of the whole project half way down the second page.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eclipse View Post
    (wait .what? were do you see all those mistakes)
    Were do I see them?

    I cut and paste them from your posts.

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    lookin better than last time, good job

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    looks like a good turn around on the thread and work.
    keep your focus, read and reread answers to your questions.
    read, reread, and reread again, then double check before you post.
    good job

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    Eclipse, I said I would not respond to your last thread. But, I see you have tidied up your act in this new thread. PLEASE review all your last 16 pages and understand people are trying to help you. All your direct drive motors and ESC choices are wrong...Ask some people who have run LARGE (36" and up) hulls on their experiences. In fact with cash being a premium, as I understand is your case. I would have left the boat as is and looked at previous threads to make the boat faster and learn how to run a boat. Next time buy a bare hull.

    Douggie

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    lol ok guys thank you.I am trying my best to understand everything .i just got some nice turn fins and my question is where to mount them??
    also are those kb motors any good??they look to be an ok powerplant for the SH
    post any motors that would seem good for this project(esc's also)
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    Quote Originally Posted by STERLO 92 View Post
    That bushing could do with a replacement, dont reccommend running a brushless setup in the boat with the strut in that condition, as a matter of fact I would'nt reccommend runing any motor setup in that boat with a bushing like that. Other then that I think the new thread is a good idea, I lost track of the whole project half way down the second page.
    dude i got that taken care of..
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    Good to hear, Theres a good write up on turn fins and rudders in the tips and info link on OSE's home page.
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    cool i will look link please??
    im mad i missed the pakage for all my parts today.
    oh well lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by eclipse View Post
    lol ok guys thank you.I am trying my best to understand everything .i just got some nice turn fins and my question is where to mount them??
    also are those kb motors any good??they look to be an ok powerplant for the SH
    post any motors that would seem good for this project(esc's also)
    Time for you to do some research...or the lads will leave you high and dry. Stop asking the same questions

    I am out of here

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    Since I missed the delivery date from OSE here is a little update before the parts come
    Pics--

    Custom painted and cut boat stand with parts tray







    hitec mg torque servo



    2-marathon 1600mah 6-volt receiver packs customized buy taking one cell out of each and wiring them together to get 12 volts and mad into a saddle pack for cooling fan



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    and the turn fins





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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying Scotsman View Post
    Time for you to do some research...or the lads will leave you high and dry. Stop asking the same questions

    I am out of here

    Douggie
    i did i just want to hear the peoples responses
    i have found this so i will go by it
    http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DN
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    The last picture of where you are holding the turn fin looks fine, Douggies got a point though, dont keep asking the same questions.

    By the way what the hell does this mean ?
    cool i will look link please??
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    i meant cool..link please lol mybad
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