32" hotr 90+mph

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  • carlcisneros
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    Howard;

    can you please take a couple of pictures of the inside of your 37" genesis?

    I gotr oneof Bens 37" Daytona hulls and will be running a 1760KV suppo on either 8 or 10S.
    Just waiting on the new HV ESC's he is going to be carrying to arrive.

    thanks much

    Carl

    c.cisneros21@comcast.net

    getting ready to launch the twin FE 45" Insane mono conversion on its; maiden voyage next saturday if the weather cooperates here in the N. VA area.
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  • ray schrauwen
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    Originally posted by martno1fan View Post
    Very nice runs,can i ask what setup your using in the Genesis cat.Im in the process of making a plug for a similar type cat based on the mystic cats shes 38" long and im not sure what setup to go with when i get one built,i was considering the Turnigy 3648 1450 kv motor on 4-6 s maybe the t 600 on 6 s .Could also go with twins.





    http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=8485
    That outrunner is far from the quality you want for a speed runner. It says only 70 amps max for 20 seconds... not good, Poof!

    The Suppo type outrunners that Fightercat sells far surpass those motors. HK also sells some Suppo outrunners.

    I like the Turnigy Trackstar 4068, 2560Kv, 6 pole motor, 2200watts.

    I have one on the way this week to drop into Miss G for speed runs....

    Beauty motor!!!

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  • Howard Lee
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    Originally posted by Martinson View Post
    Very nice runs,can i ask what setup your using in the Genesis cat.I'm in the process of making a plug for a similar type cat based on the mystic cats shes 38" long and I'm not sure what setup to go with when i get one built,i was considering the Turnigy 3648 1450 kV motor on 4-6 s maybe the t 600 on 6 s .Could also go with twins.





    http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=8485
    In my genesis and 32 i have the same setup. Leopard 4082 1500kv on 9S and i run a s/f 240HV. I'm not into outrunner motors, I think water cooled is the way to go in a sealed compartment. It all really comes down to fast you want to go. I like 1 motor in a small cat. Its hard to get your setting just right and another motor just adds to it. You might say its double the trouble, not trying to offend anyone. If there is anything i can help you with just ask.

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  • martno1fan
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    Very nice runs,can i ask what setup your using in the Genesis cat.Im in the process of making a plug for a similar type cat based on the mystic cats shes 38" long and im not sure what setup to go with when i get one built,i was considering the Turnigy 3648 1450 kv motor on 4-6 s maybe the t 600 on 6 s .Could also go with twins.





    http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/s...idProduct=8485

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  • Howard Lee
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    I have a vid of my genesis but no gps. Forgot to hit start but looks very fast. Check out the trees blowing around, its a very windy day. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

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  • Howard Lee
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    Originally posted by keithbradley View Post
    Nice.
    What are you using for nuts with those hatch screws?
    Check kintecracing http://kintecracing.com/Nuts___Bolts.html The hatch bolts are short for this setup but t-nuts work good.

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  • keithbradley
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    Nice.
    What are you using for nuts with those hatch screws?

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  • Howard Lee
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=

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  • Howard Lee
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    I got out for a test run this morning. I thought i would give this new prop a try. I still need to work on it. I'm running the same drive shaft that the motor mount broke loose with (its off balance). I needed to see how this prop handles the top speed before i replace it, i don't want a high speed flip to do the same thing to the new shaft. I have a vid, its not great but ill give you a little something to watch.
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  • Jacked1
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    It is awesome accomplishment and cool that is is like one of our boats that is full scale but I was just thinking it isn't that much power when you can have a 300hp optimax for less money.
    Not trying to hate on it.

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  • TotalPackage
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    Originally posted by Brushless55 View Post
    98,000watts = 131.4hp and that is a lot of hp out of a 48volt 15hp motor
    700amps at 140volts
    98 mph on the water is impressive to say the least. 131.4hp with instant torque thats the thing that counts the motors torque. what Im most interested in is the esc's they use. most of the electric guys DIY their esc's
    Jaked1 youll be happy with 130 hp when u see how much 1 battery cell cost these guys how about 100 plus dollars for one cell. And you talking 140 volts do the math! The price goes up quick for those hungry for electric horses . The battery bank takes up 1/2 the trunk or under the hood around the motor. They typically use 123 cells

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  • Howard Lee
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    Originally posted by dasboata View Post
    Howard can you tell me the model of the garmin you are using and buy the way your boats realy move nice thanks chris
    Garmin Edge 500 bike GPS Unit neutral cycling computer

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  • dasboata
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    Gps

    Howard can you tell me the model of the garmin you are using and buy the way your boats realy move nice thanks chris

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  • Brushless55
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    Originally posted by Jacked1 View Post
    That sounds like a lot at first but really is only 130hp.
    I would like to make an rc boat from a jet ski hull with that motor! :D
    98,000watts = 131.4hp and that is a lot of hp out of a 48volt 15hp motor
    700amps at 140volts

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  • Jacked1
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    That sounds like a lot at first but really is only 130hp.
    I would like to make an rc boat from a jet ski hull with that motor! :D

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