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  • malibu1
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    For me to the USA, it was 65CF for the shipping. Think this was about 60 US dollars. The wire transfer fee was 35 US Dollars. Had to go that route because Hanspeter does not have paypal.

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  • toysRme
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    Originally posted by Xcesive8 View Post
    Very interested in what freight company you chose?
    Hanspeter always warns sending hulls to Australia is very expensive..

    Howmuch it costing you?
    Hull and complete fitting kit with freight was $1350 Aud including bank transfer fees.

    the freight was 85 chf (swiss francs) Hes sending it from germany .

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  • vvviivvv
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    Just tried my propshop 47mm props on the drives 1 the dog drive bits don't line up and is too tight to slide on and the other Is pretty tight, my 45mm's are fine but there 3 blade... Gonna email them

    there about $40 each...

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  • Xcesive8
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    Originally posted by toysRme View Post
    Just sent the funds to Hanspeter on Tuesday for a HPR115 with the complete fitting kit.
    Looking forward to seeing how your's goes

    Ill just watch While I wait for mine to arrive
    Very interested in what freight company you chose?
    Hanspeter always warns sending hulls to Australia is very expensive..

    Howmuch it costing you?

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  • vvviivvv
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    Originally posted by toysRme View Post
    When you say 80-85 , You mean M.P.H ???
    yeah they been clocked at 128mph...

    Originally posted by Tuslow1 View Post
    vvvviivvv and malibu1, are you guys getting stingy with pics?
    its got pen all over it i will tonight tho

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  • Tuslow1
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    vvvviivvv and malibu1, are you guys getting stingy with pics?

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  • toysRme
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    When you say 80-85 , You mean M.P.H ???

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  • vvviivvv
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    Originally posted by malibu1 View Post
    V, I will need to re-shape the motor mounts a little bit. Also, the transom doublers need to be re-shaped for a perfect fit. I may trace out some new ones once I get some C/F.
    I am not sure what kind of speeds mine will run. I am going to run 6S to start. Not sure on props yet. Was thinking X442 & X442R.

    made my own doublers too

    u will need atleast x447 with 1527's o.o probs 52mm...

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  • malibu1
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    V, I will need to re-shape the motor mounts a little bit. Also, the transom doublers need to be re-shaped for a perfect fit. I may trace out some new ones once I get some C/F.
    I am not sure what kind of speeds mine will run. I am going to run 6S to start. Not sure on props yet. Was thinking X442 & X442R.

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  • vvviivvv
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    about 80 - 85 on 6s maybe 95 on 7s? i aint 100% but i got some meaty props

    with a 1521 1Y

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  • toysRme
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    Are you running counter rotating props or both the same way??

    Im going to run Neu 1518 on 5S so i can race in the 10S class here in Australia.

    What speeds do you expect from your 1521 and 1527 setups?????

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  • vvviivvv
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    actually, are either of you thinking about sanding the tops of the mounts a little bit because mine push the deck up in the area im mounting them...

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  • malibu1
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    I have the motormounts from AE-Carbontec and also the motor mounts from HP. HP said his mounts are for the Lehner motors. I can put the HP & AE mounts next to each other and they are identical. I am almost positive they come from the same CNC machine. Mounting holes match the 1527's perfectly. Its just going to be a tight fit using these mounts, pointed inboard and down and have the water jackets on them. Tight, but I think it may just fit. Have not done a mach-up yet.

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  • westbeach
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    The 1527 are a longer can than the 1521's. But there is lots of room to mount either one. The motor mount plate has to be angled down and inboard toward the stuff tube. I would suggest finding a solid aluminum rod to help position the motor plates. Mock setup the motor,collet and alum. rod and the stuff tube. I would then permanently epoxy the stuff tube into position first, before the motor plate.

    Originally posted by vvviivvv View Post
    1521 and 1527 have same mounting holes so maybe its length wise? since u have to kinda angle them to get the drives to line up...?

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  • vvviivvv
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    1521 and 1527 have same mounting holes so maybe its length wise? since u have to kinda angle them to get the drives to line up...?

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