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  • 785boats
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    Hi Ray.
    That sound you can hear is the sound of 4 stroke Go-Karts. The track is right next to our lake. Those guys are nuts.
    Good to see that Pete has fixed the title.

    Paul.

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  • ray schrauwen
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    Sweet ride man. I'm jazzed!

    Did anyone catch on to the sound in the background? The sound of a motorcycle race track. Sounds like a fair number of V-Twins out there like Duc's etc...

    What prop and setup is that? 1521 1.5D and batts etc?? Oops sorry, just read it, thank you!

    Originally posted by Scott T View Post
    Video is up, thanks Pete! Excuse the driving, I've been away from the game for a while and still sorting out the new ride. Serious potential there though!

    Video title is wrong, it's definitely a ML GP335.

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  • Fella1340
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    That's just plain cool.

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  • Scott T
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    Video is up, thanks Pete! Excuse the driving, I've been away from the game for a while and still sorting out the new ride. Serious potential there though!

    Video title is wrong, it's definitely a ML GP335.

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  • Fella1340
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    Beautiful boat, it looks great inside and out. The attention to detail really makes a difference. It makes me want to build one!

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  • ray schrauwen
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    Thx!

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  • Scott T
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    Ray, I think that motor would definitely be worth a try! It's a bigg-ish boat, so I wouldn't want to go less than a 45mm prop. But if it worked OK in a P mono, it should be good in the GP335.

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  • ray schrauwen
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    Scott, what do you think of me running a 335 with a TP 4092-2200kv (from fightercat) ? I've used it for some time in my P-mono but, I have a 1521-1.5D to put back into the new P-mono. I just run smaller props like a M445 or M545.

    I'd be running 4S2P.

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  • Scott T
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    Ray, the mount seems quite rigid, so I hadn't thought of adding any more support. I could add one of Steve's new clamps if I find it starts flexing - http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...prod=ose-83005 My carbon fibre floor helps.

    Yes, only 1P in our country. Well, actually our EA class is 4 cells, so you could run 2S2P or even 1S4P, but 4S1P is the obvious choice. Battery weight limit is 650g.

    Cheers,

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  • ray schrauwen
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    Cool, thanks for sharing. There is a V2 265 & 335 coming my way soon. Is that motor mount strong enough for a 1521 with no tail ring for support? I guess it has to be if you are running it that way. No flex I guess??

    Thanks.

    You only run 1P in your area??

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  • Scott T
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    So, I've run this boat 3 times now, with mixed results. But today's testing showed some real performance! There's been ESC and centre of gravity issues, so I swapped the YGE out for an ICE 240. Seemed much better. Setup today was -
    • Ice 240 ESC
    • Neu 1521/1.5D motor
    • Entropy 5800 4S1P battery
    • OSE 5014350 3 Blade Magnalium 7075 propeller (50mm 3 blade)


    Very happy with the performance. Even with a stiff breeze and some chop I was able to run the full course flat out There will be a video up in the next few days.

    The CG issue required some surgery... Running 4S1P meant I could only get the battery so far forward, but probably not as far as I needed. **Note, this should not be an issue with Mike's V2 kits** So the CG was 2-1/2" behind the sponsons. I cut the bottom out of the boat and added a well for the battery that allows me to get it about 3/4" further forward. I also added 60g of stick-on lead to the sponsons (30g per side). Now the CG is under 2" from the sponsons, much better! The mod is complete, I just need to paint the underside white when I get the chance (it is sealed with epoxy).
    Attached Files

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  • Scott T
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    Originally posted by Kris Flynn View Post
    Hopefully you don't have his luck
    Webber has a habit of flipping cars, and I have a habit of flipping boats, so its a perfect match!

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  • 785boats
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    Simply stunning.

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  • Kris Flynn
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    Hopefully you don't have his luck

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  • Brushless55
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    Looks really good!
    great job!

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