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  • wolf IV
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    Or i could just take your word for it and have egneg do some up for me!!!

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  • wolf IV
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    Well id like the higher speeds !!!but im not sure detounging those would be eneph .. If someone else chimes id forsure try that!!!

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  • domwilson
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    Originally posted by wolf IV View Post
    I ASUME YOUR TALKING TO ME..? IM RUNNING 442'S AND AMP DRAW IS IM GUESSING AROUND 180-210 CONST. IF THE HI MODELS ARE TRUELY RATED AT 200 AMPS-GUESSING FROM THE HEAT .. ILL CHECK AND DOCUMENT THE HEAT ON EVERYTHING TOMAROW AS WELL AS RUN TIME AND SPEED. IF ALL GOES WELL ILL TRY AND POST A NEW VIDEO NEXT TIME AROUND....
    Yep. I was thinking the detongue might lower your amp draw and allow the props to spin faster with the larger diameter for increased speed.

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  • wolf IV
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    Originally posted by domwilson View Post
    How about some detonged X447's cut down to 45 mm? Do you think the amp draw would be too high?
    I ASUME YOUR TALKING TO ME..? IM RUNNING 442'S AND AMP DRAW IS IM GUESSING AROUND 180-210 CONST. IF THE HI MODELS ARE TRUELY RATED AT 200 AMPS-GUESSING FROM THE HEAT .. ILL CHECK AND DOCUMENT THE HEAT ON EVERYTHING TOMAROW AS WELL AS RUN TIME AND SPEED. IF ALL GOES WELL ILL TRY AND POST A NEW VIDEO NEXT TIME AROUND....

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  • wolf IV
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    Originally posted by brushless55 View Post
    i agree!
    Great job on your build..
    thanx bud!! Get'n' her wet 6am !!!! 30c's gonna pre heat batts and see what she will do.. Oh i also installed two fans for some air flow onto the esc's...i have a good feeling about the new set up!

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  • domwilson
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    How about some detonged X447's cut down to 45 mm? Do you think the amp draw would be too high?

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  • Brushless55
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    Originally posted by wolf IV View Post
    its more for the scale look .as well as the power & sound. This was my first twin and its so rewarding to hear her and see her twin roosts!!

    I agree!
    great job on your build..

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  • wolf IV
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    Originally posted by 6ofthebest1 View Post
    your right they must sound nuts dont get me wrong twins are great but would that be the same as a turbo 4 cylinder beating a v8 in a drag race half the liters and cylinders?
    its more for the scale look .as well as the power & sound. This was my first twin and its so rewarding to hear her and see her twin roosts!!

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  • 6ofthebest1
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    your right they must sound nuts dont get me wrong twins are great but would that be the same as a turbo 4 cylinder beating a v8 in a drag race half the liters and cylinders?

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  • Fast One
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    Yes one motor and one esc is definatley more economical, but the sound of electric twins going at full noise is something remarkable.
    It depends what you are into really.

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  • 6ofthebest1
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    one motor one esc 6s2p 6500 total 13000mha you will have 100+kph long runtime
    and run at top speed longer poly rc have the new hpy 35c 6500 for around 250 each invest in your cells not in an extra motor and esc

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  • Fast One
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    Sorry guys, I was half asleep.
    I run 5s 1P ( one pack per motor).
    The set up will run 6s but you have to use X442 LH and RH props.
    The speed is the same, not sure about amp draw as I did not have my watts up meters then.
    I have a 42 inch maritimo hull, Came from germany, not sure of the brand but Its not the H&M hull. I don't think weight is a problem in these boats as at the speeds they are doing they are faster than most gas powerd boats.

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  • wolf IV
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    Originally posted by fast one View Post
    not sure what your budget is? A good cheap realiable set up is 2x feiago 10xl with 2x castle 120amp lv speed controllers, 2 x turnigy 30c 5000mah packs. Use x447 lh and rh props, spin inwards for straight line speed. Amp draw is between 85 and 95 and speed is 105km/hr.
    The boat will run with low temps this way. Hope this helps you.
    is this set up with 5, or 6s-ea?

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  • zanda
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    Originally posted by Fast One View Post
    Not sure what your budget is? A good cheap realiable set up is 2x Feiago 10XL with 2x Castle 120amp LV speed controllers, 2 x Turnigy 30c 5000mah packs. Use X447 LH and RH props, spin inwards for straight line speed. Amp draw is between 85 and 95 and speed is 105km/hr.
    The boat will run with low temps this way. Hope this helps you.
    is that 4s?

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  • Fast One
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    Not sure what your budget is? A good cheap realiable set up is 2x Feiago 10XL with 2x Castle 120amp LV speed controllers, 2 x Turnigy 30c 5000mah packs. Use X447 LH and RH props, spin inwards for straight line speed. Amp draw is between 85 and 95 and speed is 105km/hr.
    The boat will run with low temps this way. Hope this helps you.

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