SPec motor in 33" Hydro ??

[icelert]

Sounds like you have a good plan, have fun and let us know how it goes

[srislash]

if you ment these, I totally forgot to order up a few yesterday when I placed an order here on OSE
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...CNC+Propellers

Thank T,I did not even know Steve had these.
I am helping a buddy get a H&M Lobster in this size going.He also has a AQ motor in it that I have recommended changing.But for now,I am paying attention here.

[Brushless55]

Sounds like you have a good plan, have fun and let us know how it goes

Thank T,I did not even know Steve had these.
I am helping a buddy get a H&M Lobster in this size going.He also has a AQ motor in it that I have recommended changing.But for now,I am paying attention here.

I'm adding a bit of paint to the hull and soldering on 5.5mm bullets on the motor and esc right now..
will run this for sure on Sunday
and I did get an email this morning showing Steven got my order for the props

[Brushless55]

Ok, raced my 33" in LSH today with the UL-1 motor
first round a M445, boat did well but fllipped and temp check really could not happen but it felt on the hot side when brought in
2nd round I tried the CNC 43mm and it ran good but the boat runs wet.. temps were 110*ish.. packs down to 25%
went to the CNC 45mm for the 3rd round, boat was a tad faster but still wet, temps were 118*motor 120*esc, packs down to 21%
then tried a S220 and the boat ran better but still wet, temps were 108*motor and 108*esc and that was on 7 laps not 6 because I cut a buoy and had to run an extra lap, and my packs had 29% left
took second in the last heat

[Brushless55]

I know this is an old thread but I am heading out this Sunday for some test and tune stuff and I will bring this Aussie 33" hydro with the UL-1 power in it
I talked with the builder of this boat (Chris) and he thinks my CG is to far forward causing my wet running hull
shifted the CG back about 2" along with a repaint on this hull..

[Chilli]

Good luck with the run. Two inches is pretty drastic so be carefull. If CG is too far back and your stern is dragging, amps will go through the roof.

[Brushless55]

Good luck with the run. Two inches is pretty drastic so be carefull. If CG is too far back and your stern is dragging, amps will go through the roof.

thank you sir.

I had my CG way to forward from the start if I remember right, and this hull was built for P Sport Hydro that needs a more forward CG
but we are not racing this class
so I'm trying LSH
and I think from what Chris is telling me I am about 1" back from his P Sport setting

[785boats]

Hey Brushless.
Is this the new metalicy orange paint job? If so, when do we get to see it?

[Brushless55]

Hey Brushless.
Is this the new metalicy orange paint job? If so, when do we get to see it?

yes it is... and when I figure out my photobucket I'll post them up for ya

[madmikepags]

Try an H5 or a H10 prop

[Brushless55]

Try an H5 or a H10 prop

you think I wont over heat anything?
I may have an H5 ??
but maybe its a H7 for my JAE....

[Hydro111]

Just to add something the 33" sport hydro you have is fairly light, about the same weight as most 30" hydros so you might be able to throw the same props as them, but always checks temps before going up prop sizes

Chris.

[Brushless55]

Just to add something the 33" sport hydro you have is fairly light, about the same weight as most 30" hydros so you might be able to throw the same props as them, but always checks temps before going up prop sizes

Chris.

that is one thing that stands out with me on this hull Chris, it is light !
Carbon Fiber does wonders
and I need to get you some pictures of this bad boy with the repaint
maybe even a video for you that you might be able to use and show as a LSH

[785boats]

Brushless.
If the H-5 warms things up too much, an H-2 might work better. 1mm less diameter & a fraction less pitch that helps the ul1 motor rev a bit more freely.

[jcald2000]

I think you meant H-4.