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I thinks 1527's are over kill!
Ive got my HPR 135 ( longer, wider ) running 2 1527 1.5y's..
It was built by Kevinlew and he built it to run 12s.
Im just taking it easy and decided to just run 10s for now and even in a lake limited to the length of it , i still Gps'd it at 75mph on only 10s!!
If your goin to run a similar setup in a smaller boat it'll just kill it IMO.Leave a comment:
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your gonna need like 52mm props aswell o.O
just found this... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7-WFZc_ZGQ&feature=subLast edited by vvviivvv; 12-29-2009, 07:34 AM.Leave a comment:
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I have no idea if the 1527's are to big for the HPR06. I just read other posts on powering a 45ish inch hull and saw that the 1527's looked like a popular option.
I will most likely run it 6S to start and work my way up to 8S after I see how it goes.Leave a comment:
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my god malibu1, those 1527 for the hpr, kind of heavy!!! isnt it a little overkill ?Leave a comment:
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Yes I have, very nice... I was hoping for atleast 80mph but the hpr should weight less than 12lbs completed shouldn't be more
If there in stock before 10th January I'll get a set if not it's going to be sls lipo or polyquests Cant run the boat for 3 months after thatLeave a comment:
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Have you seen my video of 67.1 mph w/ the turnigy pawered maritimo? Keep in mind its a 12 lb boat rtr...Leave a comment:
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2 things tho, there out of stock ATM and the last high powered chinease stuff I tried left a nice stench in a boat aswell as some black marks
if these chinese things go and destroy my hpr it will be the end of rc for me but since a few of your are convinced ill consult the boss and maybe order some... Sls lipos look good aswell yet I could have 3 Turnigy for the price of one
Dang this is a tough decisionLeave a comment:
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Wolf,
I believe those are the ones that I got. Will see how they work someday when the boat is finished :)Leave a comment:
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