damn dude, you build some killer boats.
can't wait to see this thing
MHZ 114 High End Build
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All soldered up, and waiting for the hull to come back from the painters. Any day now :) Should be very exciting!
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Correct! It's a very stable system that way. They have been modified by some, but I wasn't going to attempt. I just wish MHZ would make a system like HPR
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Oh wait, so those hydraulics are just dummies then and you have a secondary cable system like in that pic? If that's the case, it makes more sense now. I was wondering when the cables actually run through the hydraulic arms.
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This was sorta what I could find from the old build. Actually worked amazing with that steering. It don't look 100% scale but it don't look bad either. With a setup like this I would pick performance over looks. Regarding water tight, it was the rudder that was the trouble maker on the other build :)
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Thank you for the compliment! :)Originally posted by TheShaddix View PostHey Kent, this looks amazing! So inspiring. That water inlet is the cleanest I've ever seen, that's some skill! My question is regarding your hydraulic rudder system... How do you make sure that no water gets into the holes/tubes for the rudder cables? As far as I know, those "feet" have holes in them, then you drill similar holes in the hull, but how do you attach the tubing?
There shouldn't be any problems with water entering the hull, as there will be 2 tubes feeding the wires and they are both above water level. The Hydraulic arms are attached by 2 screws also, and they will be sealed from the inside of the hull. I will have a look for a pic on the first build to show you how I did it.
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Hey Kent, this looks amazing! So inspiring. That water inlet is the cleanest I've ever seen, that's some skill! My question is regarding your hydraulic rudder system... How do you make sure that no water gets into the holes/tubes for the rudder cables? As far as I know, those "feet" have holes in them, then you drill similar holes in the hull, but how do you attach the tubing?
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Hello,
Everything is now complete and ready for the painters (she's off today) Was getting the inlays ready to glue in and also cut the tear drops for the pickups, and installed the rudder. I ordered a different pull pull system for the rudder, but didn't like the look of it and the way it grinded. Basically going back to the MHZ system with the wires coming out where the rudder attaches. Its actually a much smoother running system. By the time shes comes back from the painters, I should have all the electronics sorted.
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Thank you for the wishes, looks like you got some catching up to do. (5years) funny how time flys. The leaf and M is still going to be red and the mystic chrome to match all the bolts. She should look really cool once done.Originally posted by Pheyd View PostHappy Birthday Kent. Enjoy the 4-0! I'm a few years behind, hitting 35 later on in the year.
The veneer looks really sharp, these little details are really making the boat fantastic.
The pickups are certainly uber tight. I honestly didn't think you would be able to fit the pickups that far back on the hull. Looks like it was a pain.
Is the maple leaf and Mystic "M" logo on the ESC plate going to get the same red detail like the original design? or leave as is?
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Yup, doing great. Real busy with the pups and all but still found time to top 100mph with 'cheap Chinese equipment' lol.Originally posted by nata2run View PostLol thanks Shawn, hope you are doing well.
Hope you had a great weekend.
Just wanted to add in case that comment on the 'products' came across as snippy that now that goal has been accomplished it is time to get going on my LMT powered HPR.Last edited by srislash; 04-13-2015, 08:36 AM.
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Happy Birthday Kent. Enjoy the 4-0! I'm a few years behind, hitting 35 later on in the year.
The veneer looks really sharp, these little details are really making the boat fantastic.
The pickups are certainly uber tight. I honestly didn't think you would be able to fit the pickups that far back on the hull. Looks like it was a pain.
Is the maple leaf and Mystic "M" logo on the ESC plate going to get the same red detail like the original design? or leave as is?
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This is my first taste of mgm and lehner and I'm hooked! Love them. The mgm runs about 105f to 115f the whole time. It's not really breaking a sweat. I love them. Building Rivercat with the same setup now. It should easily pass 100.. Thanks btw!Originally posted by nata2run View PostThanks Travis! LOL very true, kids with toys. By the way, very impressive with your mono. I have one sitting around waiting for a build. How are you liking the MGM controller? getting hot or playing up in any way?
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Thanks Travis! LOL very true, kids with toys. By the way, very impressive with your mono. I have one sitting around waiting for a build. How are you liking the MGM controller? getting hot or playing up in any way?
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