The prop is an H 6 thats been pitched up. This prop works really good on the spec set up but is to agressive for my motor. As you can see in the video its doing a lot of hopping and skipping across the back strait. I'm loosing a lot of speed because of that. The turn fin and bracket is stock hardware you get in the kit. I really recomend you guys get the hardware package Jeff offers when you order the boat. Install couldn't be any easier and was made to work with this boat.
Mark
Intersting, I thought that motor was a bit too much, but thank you for showing the end result and all other setup comments.
Darin, I 'm well aware of the 80% rule. I went to the lake with intentions to only do a couple of laps to show the boat off. My hydro 240 doesn't fit and I was borrowing the speed controll I was running and didn't have time to make a Y. I will be running 2p when I get another controller to run. Here are a couple of more pics how I layed the boat out for 2P and were to install the hardware.
Mark
Feeling pretty good about the red one I ordered!! Nice looking boat.
Ok, I need to go ahead and get a prop ordered. I plan to put a neu 1515 1y with a turnigy 180 esc (if it will fit). Could someone give me their best shot on what I should start with (like something fast, but not on the edge of blowing the esc etc.).
I currently have x440,x442,x642,x640 and a x645. I would be willing to pay a bit to get a really good prop for this boat, just point me in a direction please...thanks.
An X640 would be my start point with no prior kowledge of the hull...the egg man may help you out and lads that have run the hull. Yes. I did buy a mangled prop from a master prop mangler
Ok, I need to go ahead and get a prop ordered. I plan to put a neu 1515 1y with a turnigy 180 esc (if it will fit). Could someone give me their best shot on what I should start with (like something fast, but not on the edge of blowing the esc etc.).
I currently have x440,x442,x642,x640 and a x645. I would be willing to pay a bit to get a really good prop for this boat, just point me in a direction please...thanks.
Jim, I run the 1515 1Y/Turnigy 180/4S2P in a H&M 31" Shovelnose hydro ; have run a 642, M445 tip-cupped & now run an M545 with good results. For max speed you may try one of Mark Sholund's [Props 4-U] H-5's or H-6's with his magic touch - tell him you want one like he made for Mark & me. Probably safest with a 642 with 1P. On 2P you can go bigger & still have good runtime. Both Mark and myself tune for racing so longer runtimes [ over 2.5 min's] aren't a thing.
2008 NAMBA P-Mono & P-Offshore Nat'l 2-Lap Record Holder; '15 P-Cat, P-Ltd Cat 2-Lap
2009/2010 NAMBA P-Sport Hydro Nat'l 2-Lap Record Holder, '13 SCSTA P-Ltd Cat High Points
'11 NAMBA [P-Ltd] : Mono, Offshore, OPC, Sport Hydro; '06 LSO, '12,'13,'14 P Ltd Cat /Mono
Here are some more pics taken today of MarkF and his red Insane Hydro. I included a picture of the 3-bladed prop we were experimenting with. The final picture shows the interior of the Insane with the Neu 1527 and a Leopard 4074 on one side and the new GIANT Leopard 5692 on the other side. Mark seems to think the GIANT Leopard, at 1 lb 15 oz, is a bit too heavy and too much torque for this hydro. However..... I know someone is bound to try it!
Here are some more pics taken today of MarkF and his red Insane Hydro. I included a picture of the 3-bladed prop we were experimenting with. The final picture shows the interior of the Insane with the Neu 1527 and a Leopard 4074 on one side and the new GIANT Leopard 5692 on the other side. Mark seems to think the GIANT Leopard, at 1 lb 15 oz, is a bit too heavy and too much torque for this hydro. However..... I know someone is bound to try it!
Electric, if your interested I will sell you my H6 for what I payed for it. I don't run spec and now I'm going a different direction on props for my boat. Pm me.
I ran my boat this morning with a Phoenix Ice 100 controller in it. I think this controller is faster than a Castle 120. The controller is not water cooled. I haven't set of the data logger yet. The controller did come in at 145 degrees and the UL1 motor was just 108. I'm still running the X447 - backcut, detungued with the tips rounded. This is by far the best handling boat I own.
Here are some more pics taken today of MarkF and his red Insane Hydro. I included a picture of the 3-bladed prop we were experimenting with. The final picture shows the interior of the Insane with the Neu 1527 and a Leopard 4074 on one side and the new GIANT Leopard 5692 on the other side. Mark seems to think the GIANT Leopard, at 1 lb 15 oz, is a bit too heavy and too much torque for this hydro. However..... I know someone is bound to try it!
that 5692 is huge!
do you have any speed numbers with the 1527?
.NAMBA20...Caterpillar UL-1, P-Spec OM29, P-Mono DF33, P-Spec JAE, Aussie 33" Hydro-LSH, Sprintcat CC2028 on 8s, PT SS45 Q Hydro, PS295 UL-1 power, OSE Brothers Outlaw QMono 4-sale, Rio 51z CC2028 on 8s
I ran my boat this morning with a Phoenix Ice 100 controller in it. I think this controller is faster than a Castle 120. The controller is not water cooled. I haven't set of the data logger yet. The controller did come in at 145 degrees and the UL1 motor was just 108. I'm still running the X447 - backcut, detungued with the tips rounded. This is by far the best handling boat I own.
Greg, being a modest and true gentleman neglected to mention that his first race outing with his Insane UL-1 motored FE 30 took first place in all three heats of P-Spec Sport Hydro, nearly lapping the field. Way to go, Bro' !
2008 NAMBA P-Mono & P-Offshore Nat'l 2-Lap Record Holder; '15 P-Cat, P-Ltd Cat 2-Lap
2009/2010 NAMBA P-Sport Hydro Nat'l 2-Lap Record Holder, '13 SCSTA P-Ltd Cat High Points
'11 NAMBA [P-Ltd] : Mono, Offshore, OPC, Sport Hydro; '06 LSO, '12,'13,'14 P Ltd Cat /Mono
Electric, if your interested I will sell you my H6 for what I payed for it. I don't run spec and now I'm going a different direction on props for my boat. Pm me.
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