I just got my P1 today and started working on it. Took avery thang out. Going to put orange and black carbon fibre in it. Geting a ul-1 motor and 120 esc. I drilled out the outdrive and put a replacement bushing for the speed master 3/16" Stinger struts in it works pretty good. Thats all i got done tonight. Will put up pics soon.
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Ul-1 motor has tons of power and the 120amp esc will be perfect. I'm assuming your gonna be running 4s lipo? What size prop are you looking at using? -
Yes 4s or 4s-2p for offshore class. Dont know what prop yeat 40-52 3plade or 640 or 442 we will see
Have to put turnfines on it to. Will try to put up pics today.
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Here are some pics.Comment
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GREAT PICTURES -THAT P1 SHOULD REALLY FLY WITH 2030 KV UL1 MOTOR!! HOW ABOUT THAT BBY MONO NO.3 WHITE AND YELLOW BOAT NEXT TO YOURE P1 BOAT-1 BET THAT BOAT WOULD SCREAM WITH THAT P1 MOTOR AND ESC-WHAT DO YOU THINK? I THINK YOU SHOULD TRY THAT!!
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So how big is that P1 hull really?? They say 35" but then the specs page say's 31", which is it? Are they considering it 35" overall including the hardware? I love that scale Fountain look, very cool boat!Comment
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yes 35" includes hardware. it is a hair under 31" and yes very cool!! I would suspect 642 a minimum, but still do quite well, hopefully in the 40s. love to watch overhaul threads..."Look good doin' it"
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ok.... Ben sick for the last 3 days so not much done. But i did put some CF in it to night. Here is the pic. will do more this weekend.Comment
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Some more pics
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that looks really cool man!.NAMBA20...Caterpillar UL-1, P-Spec OM29, P-Mono DF33, P-Spec JAE, Aussie 33" Hydro-LSH, Sprintcat CC2028 on 8s, PT SS45 Q Hydro, PS295 UL-1 power, OSE Brothers Outlaw QMono 4-sale, Rio 51z CC2028 on 8s
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Well..... Not as fast as i would like.........but still working on it. will have a vid up soon. This boat loves rough water does relly good in it. I put an x442 on it and got 35.9.Comment
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Why the big hunk of wood?Comment
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wood?Comment
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Yeah, inside the hull. Is it from the stock boat? I'd tear it back out and strap the batteries right to the floor to get the center of gravity lower.Comment
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