New Zonda full CF 980mm
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And still going. I have had decent luck with Flier as well but they tend to get a little bulky. There is another I had heard good things about but I can’t place the name right now. It’ll come.Originally posted by Prodrvr View PostHmmm. I'll have to think about them. 4 years on them huh?
There are a lot of issues with MGM and 4pole Motors FYI. They don’t play well with TP or Neu.
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I have a pair of the 220HV Etti’s in that Zonda. Been in there 4years. The only pain with them is that programming is all trigger and beeps.Originally posted by Prodrvr View PostOk thanks. Yeah, I have no experience with Etti esc's.
They are reasonably compact for their duty rating. Oh the other pain is that they are a little jumpy off the start. Good response once moving and after the first couple starts
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I’ll give some thought to ESCs for you. I like Etti’s for SAW. Maybe the 150 Opto would do the trick for you? I have heard they are tuff.
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Yes it did. I have since found the vibration that caused it. I still need to sand and paint the ride surface and she is good to go again.Originally posted by Prodrvr View PostSo the stuff tube broke away from it's attachment points? Did the flex survive?
Yeah that lake is a beautiful spot, private behind a gate, but the geese got in there and brought a weed and now at this time of year it’s tuff running.
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So the stuff tube broke away from it's attachment points? Did the flex survive?
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i remember when i first saw it on Kintec. i ended up doing a Popeye build. I like the Zonda, build that Boat.
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I have the 41" glass/carbon/kevlar version. I used it for three minutes and the side of it developed a crack right where the inlay stops. So I bought the all CF hull and gave the 41 hull to my painter as a tip for the paint work he's doing to this boat and the upcoming boat project.
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