Originally posted by rchippie
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Yup, 4S on the motor should be fine. Its basically an 8XL. I just measured a couple of my cat servos, Im running about .7 - .72 inches out from the servo arm screw. Seems to work very well. Not sure how many out that is on a JR, but Im going to take a stab at 3.
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Scott that is exactly in between the 3rd & 4th hole out on the arm. That is measuring for the center of the screw hole on the center postOriginally posted by tiqueman View PostYup, 4S on the motor should be fine. Its basically an 8XL. I just measured a couple of my cat servos, Im running about .7 - .72 inches out from the servo arm screw. Seems to work very well. Not sure how many out that is on a JR, but Im going to take a stab at 3.Comment
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Originally posted by rchippie View Post
4 will give you a little more throw than 3.. but 3 would be more than enough. Ive got mine where they are and have my steering rate at about 60% I think. And even at that, unles Im kickin the boat around from almost a dead stop in a slow motion, I never turn the wheel more than a degree or 2 anyway. Id put it on 3.
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Thats the hole i planed on try first . If i get a CF prop, this is the one you recomended correct ?. http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...od=grp-2317.40Originally posted by tiqueman View Post 4 will give you a little more throw than 3.. but 3 would be more than enough. Ive got mine where they are and have my steering rate at about 60% I think. And even at that, unles Im kickin the boat around from almost a dead stop in a slow motion, I never turn the wheel more than a degree or 2 anyway. Id put it on 3.Comment
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Yeah, Id get the 42 as well. Just so you have a couple options and see how it does temp wise. Like I said, I ran pretty warn on a X440, but it also didnt really sound like the prop was winding as it shoudl have been. Like it was too deep...Originally posted by rchippie View Post
And check the stock size.. I think its close to 40ish???? I cant find mine.. its temporarily MIA.Comment
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Stock is 38mm on both the Apparition and the GenesisOriginally posted by tiqueman View Post
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Maine dispensaryLast edited by FighterCat57; 02-14-2011, 11:04 PM.FighterCatRacing Team CHING BLING - Ching Bling. Brilliant, Advanced Sparkle for your hull.Comment
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Mudl uses those german Raceboats powertrims on is twin BJ. He told me they are very good quality
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the pb fasttech prop is good and readily available at your lhs 1.6" x 2.5" Composite Propeller
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3/16 with a 3mm adapter sleeve i drill them out for 1/8"Comment
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This hull looks very strong, do you think it' s necessary to reinforce the GENESIS hull. If yes, where? Hull joint or more, ThanksComment
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Check the rear hull joint, mine separated and didn't have any inside fiberglass strap covering the joint inside the transomOriginally posted by Alfa Spirit View PostFighterCatRacing Team CHING BLING - Ching Bling. Brilliant, Advanced Sparkle for your hull.Comment
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The cheaply made (but pretty!) Chinese boats always need reinforcing. If you want a strong strong hull without extra work, you'll pay more money for it.
No matter what, you're gonna end up paying for it! ;-)Mini Cat Racing USA
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This Genesis cat is very well made, more stronger than the HOTR hull, really
This cat can be compared with HM hull
G3 Racing stickers are great, I' ll put a big G3 Racing on the front under the numberLast edited by Alfa Spirit; 06-30-2010, 07:59 PM.Comment
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I agree... built waaaaay better than the HOTR 32.Comment
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I you want I can send you those G3 Racing stickers, pro quality, brilliant finish.Comment
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I' m waiting for Raceboats powertrims and a 120mm Hopf rudder
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