Building a MHZ Racemaster mono over the winter, going with the name SINISTER. For power she will be getting a Lehner 2280 with KBB spec 300A lite ESC, rudder and drive are MTC, and speedmaster billet trim tabs. First step is the inlay, I've yet to do one myself so I will be heading to Shawns (Apophis) for a lesson
I will be taking all hardware in to be anodized black to get the look I'm after.
MHZ Racemaster ~SINISTER~
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Those are some stout looking parts! Is there all ready one layer on inlay in the hull?NEVER SATISFIED RACING
Fine Design 32 V-Hull 4082+6s
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Nice, with that motor should be good for like 35-40 mph right?
Curious what will cell count be? Hardware looks great too, that MBP jacket is really cool.
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Made the trip to Shawns (Apophis) house today to get a lesson on inlays. I learned a lot, and will attempt to do my own inlays on future builds. Shawn did a great job on it, and we also got the transom doubler made as well.Michigan Fast Electric SAW Club
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Got a little work done today, I trimmed the excess carbon from the hatch, installed the transom doubler, and filled the bow with 2 party marine foam. Will start drilling some holes this week.Attached FilesMichigan Fast Electric SAW Club
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Had a little time before work so I got the motor mount mocked in place, drilled the stuffing tube hole, and got the tube bent. Fits like a glove
Attached FilesMichigan Fast Electric SAW Club
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Also does anyone have any ideas on how to fill the void between the rear motor support and the bottom of the boat? I have like a 1.5" gapAttached FilesMichigan Fast Electric SAW Club
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Got the stuffing tube installed yesterday, today I'm getting the motor mount epoxied in and the stuffing tube brace is also getting installed.Michigan Fast Electric SAW Club
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Got the rear motor support bracket mocked up. Will be getting it glued in tomorrow
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