Your sure they are in series then paralleled
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just a little obervation.Originally posted by vvviivvv View PostTo a lower kv?
How do you mean a 'hot' set up... When I ran it without cooling for 3 mins without planing going flat out at points trying to get it to plane my gps logged 60 amps with the 1.8 3 blades temps on esc 28degres motors about same..
Will run tomorrow night and report back.. Where's my hatchtape?!?! Might need it if i get over the plane
if your boat is not on plane and you flat out, your props are cavetating and you dont have much resistanse on the motors witch again dont give you much amp draw.
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My speed controllers don't power up unless 4s+ is connected, im pretty sure i have them in series but will get a pic now...Attached FilesHpr 06 / 09 / 150 /185, Mhz Skater H45 hydro.
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so if its cavetating.... what do i do? i think when i first ran it, with 442's this was a problem can't quite remember now...Originally posted by video200 View Postjust a little obervation.
if your boat is not on plane and you flat out, your props are cavetating and you dont have much resistanse on the motors witch again dont give you much amp draw.Hpr 06 / 09 / 150 /185, Mhz Skater H45 hydro.
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I believe 6SHydro is right about the packs wired up wrong. Liam take a pic of your Y-Harness that is used to join both your 3S packs into a 6S. You are running a hot setup at 35,000kv/rpm and you cannot get on plane, is mind boggling indeed.
This is what your harness should look like. http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...arness&cat=136
Originally posted by 6S HYDRO View PostPost up a pik on how you have the batteries wired up, i believe you have it wrong-3s2p per sideHPR115 x2 ,Dark Horse Shovel, Delta Force CyberStorm, Delta Force Sniper 23-RTR:
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Check post #35 looks to be okay to me. In a twin those motors are not too hot. I'm with Randy. Your COG should be at 27-30% of your hull lenght. Measure from the back of your sponson to the front and calculate from there.If all of your wishes are granted, many of your dreams will be destroyed!
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the props where supposedly balanced / sharpened / polished before i got them... there deffo not raw but how well done they are is...??Originally posted by video200 View Postonly times i had problems with cavitation is when the props are not sharp.
the esc... i will post what a screen shot of the settings later, i dont have time now before school its a 1/2 day so wont be too longHpr 06 / 09 / 150 /185, Mhz Skater H45 hydro.
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It's going for sale if its not running by next weekend...
everything batterys data logger gps keeping my remote for my challanger and raker if i ever want to use it...Hpr 06 / 09 / 150 /185, Mhz Skater H45 hydro.
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If you ever find some extra money, ship the boat to me, and i'll check it for you.
All your hardware/motors/escs/lipo's are good quality, so this baby MUST be able to become a
fast boat.
I bet it's only a little thing that went wrong ( esc settings / c.o.g/ or something like that )
btw : what did you use to secure the flexcables in the propshafts ?
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Originally posted by Gerwin Brommer View PostIf you ever find some extra money, ship the boat to me, and i'll check it for you.
All your hardware/motors/escs/lipo's are good quality, so this baby MUST be able to become a
fast boat.
I bet it's only a little thing that went wrong ( esc settings / c.o.g/ or something like that )
btw : what did you use to secure the flexcables in the propshafts ?
i used loctite its the one mhz sells for propshafts, gerwin this might be a possibility...
what annoys me is i went for mid-high range parts and people with feiago 8xl's are doing better than meHpr 06 / 09 / 150 /185, Mhz Skater H45 hydro.
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