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    Default "ETTI" Rigger (Demon) building directions

    Hi there,

    I knew somebody might be interested in this rigger but did not know how to build it, therefore I upload some assembled photos with data for you all reference!

    Maybe you will find the setup a little strange but you can build what like!
    Or you have your own mind to build it. No need to follow these building directions to assemble the Demon!

    These photos are only for a reference and I also would like to share our experience and experiment with all you guys.

    Hope this helps!

    Dee ^_^













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    Last edited by Dee; 08-25-2009 at 12:18 AM.

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    Another different building directions~












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    I like this little Demon....
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    One more different built Demon:












    Enjoy~

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    How much does it weight as a bare hull + installed sponsons Dee?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ub Hauled View Post
    How much does it weight as a bare hull + installed sponsons Dee?
    Do I count the hardware as well?
    If not, the weight would be around 385 gram~

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    no hardware is fine, I was just trying to get an idea...
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    Does it come with the motor mount? If so, does it have a hole pattern for NEU motors?
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    Yes, it does come with motor mount and fits for "NEU" 11XX & 15XX series and our "ETTI" B29 & B36 series (380 to 540 size) motor (with 19mm to 25 mm motor mounting holes)~

    See pic.












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    excellent Dee!!!
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    The first one has unsupported teflon running to the strut?

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    Yes, there is not a problem without mounting stuffing tube for supporting the telfon tubing and flex cable.
    That .130 telfon is fitted for inserting into the cone of the our ETTI strut, no need to insert extra stuffing tube.
    Without stuffing stub, it is easier to adjust the strut angle than having stuffing tube for running!

    Quote Originally Posted by 6S HYDRO View Post
    The first one has unsupported teflon running to the strut?

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    Dee,
    Great thread! Very informative! Thanks
    Mini Cat Racing USA
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    Quote Originally Posted by dee View Post
    yes, there is not a problem without mounting stuffing tube for supporting the telfon tubing and flex cable.
    That .130 telfon is fitted for inserting into the cone of the our etti strut, no need to insert extra stuffing tube.
    Without stuffing stub, it is easier to adjust the strut angle than having stuffing tube for running!
    i understand it will ease adjustment, but i had a problem w/ my bj with the fullers hardware- it had about 3" of unsuported teflon and under high power applications it knotted the flexshaft in that portion. I have since placed 3" of tubing there and have not had a problem

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    Hi!

    Very interesting photos.

    Is the boat built for ovar racing, or just for fun?

    Do You have issues with battery overheating?
    What time did You get on etti motor? what diameter prop is that?

    Best Regards
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    Hi there.
    Just a quick question: where the CG should be in this model?
    I am bulding a Demon and now I have to decide where the motor/ESC/Batteries shold be.
    Thanks to everybody
    Andrea

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    HI Robert,

    This Hydro is designed for oval racing!

    We can run this rigger around 6 mins from the following setup:
    - 2S1P 5000mah 7.4V Lipo pack
    - ETTI B29 4650kv Brushless motor (Water-cooled)
    - ETTI 150A (24V) ESC with BEC (Water-cooled)
    - ETTI 36mm CNC prop

    This setup did not cause the battery overheating so far (of course , it's also depended on the building quality by the racers themselves...)


    Best regards,
    Dee ^_^

    Quote Originally Posted by PhoenIX_rc View Post
    Hi!

    Very interesting photos.

    Is the boat built for ovar racing, or just for fun?

    Do You have issues with battery overheating?
    What time did You get on etti motor? what diameter prop is that?

    Best Regards
    Robert

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    Hi Andrea,

    The CG of this rigger would be around 315mm to 330mm from the transom of the hull.
    Basically, CG of the rigger is easy to be found!
    It's should be located at the place of the mounted turn fin.

    Hope this helps!


    Best regards,
    Dee ^_^


    Quote Originally Posted by KTM_EXC View Post
    Hi there.
    Just a quick question: where the CG should be in this model?
    I am bulding a Demon and now I have to decide where the motor/ESC/Batteries shold be.
    Thanks to everybody
    Andrea

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    Dee,
    thanks for your suggestion about CG;

    One more question if I can. What about this set up:

    - Neu Motor 1512 1D 4875 Kv
    - ETTI 150A (24V) ESC with BEC
    - 2S1P 5000mah 7.4V Lipo pack
    - Octura X435 (or similar)
    Do you think it can last six minutes or the motor is too much Amp greedy?


    Thanks again for your help

    Regards
    Andrea





    Quote Originally Posted by Dee View Post
    Hi Andrea,

    The CG of this rigger would be around 315mm to 330mm from the transom of the hull.
    Basically, CG of the rigger is easy to be found!
    It's should be located at the place of the mounted turn fin.

    Hope this helps!


    Best regards,
    Dee ^_^

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    The motor is amp hungry, any "D" wind for that matter... have you looked into the 1509/1.5D ?
    Some guys are using this motor with a lot of success here in the US.
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    Andrea,

    Owing to I do not know the idle current of this 1512 1D 4875 Kv motor, It is hard to tell you can it last 6 mins.....

    The runtime is depended on the current drawn by the running motor, if it will draw a less current and it should be no problem!
    Otherwise, .....you know!

    Dee ^^

    Quote Originally Posted by KTM_EXC View Post
    Dee,
    thanks for your suggestion about CG;

    One more question if I can. What about this set up:

    - Neu Motor 1512 1D 4875 Kv
    - ETTI 150A (24V) ESC with BEC
    - 2S1P 5000mah 7.4V Lipo pack
    - Octura X435 (or similar)
    Do you think it can last six minutes or the motor is too much Amp greedy?


    Thanks again for your help

    Regards
    Andrea

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dee View Post
    Andrea,

    Owing to I do not know the idle current of this 1512 1D 4875 Kv motor, It is hard to tell you can it last 6 mins.....

    The runtime is depended on the current drawn by the running motor, if it will draw a less current and it should be no problem!
    Otherwise, .....you know!

    Dee ^^
    1512/1D
    Io@10v = 6

    1509/1.5D
    Io@10v = 3.8
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    I was looking at that chart and wondering what Io@10v means
    Can you help me?
    Thx
    Andrea

    Quote Originally Posted by Ub Hauled View Post
    1512/1D
    Io@10v = 6

    1509/1.5D
    Io@10v = 3.8

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    Hi!

    This is idle current.

    Motor runnig with no load at 10 volts is drawing 6 amperes.

    So 10 volts times 6 amperes is 60 watts of wasted energy only to run the motor at idle.

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    OK
    Understood
    That means - roughly speaking - that this motor has more torque in respect to the other one that "waste" 38 Watt only when in idle state?



    Quote Originally Posted by PhoenIX_rc View Post
    Hi!

    This is idle current.

    Motor runnig with no load at 10 volts is drawing 6 amperes.

    So 10 volts times 6 amperes is 60 watts of wasted energy only to run the motor at idle.

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    Hmmm. there's no simple rule there.

    This is combination of few factors.

    Bigger motors usually do draw more current on idle, but I0 depends more on KV.

    Motor with higher kv will have smaller internal resistance, less resistance will cause bigger amp draw when idling.

    You also shouldn’t consider this I0 as wasted energy since this motor is optimized for high current application. Even if efficiency at idle and at low load is very poor, at motors typical power output the efficiency is far better.

    And speaking about torque of brushless motor. The limiting factors are: how much power the battery can deliver, the second factor is motor internal resistance, ESC res. and wires connectors ( the lower the better for max torque) and finally the max power of magnets and iron core can handle ( i don't know english word for it)

    And of course serious limit is time and heat dissipation abillity.

    I hope somebody can understand anything of i wrote above :P
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    you are on "the money"... don't worry.
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