I have this hull want to twin it will twin neu 2215 1y motors work well on 6s ? Is it over kill ? Or something else on 6s looking for advice
43 " Aeromarine conquest
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I don't have any twins myself but a hull that size and weight doesn't need 10,000 watts of motors to make it hiss like a snake... Two of the Neu 1515 1Y would be plenty. but if you want facts there is a calculator program that you can plug in the variables and it will get you real close. I usually go 800 watts a pound running weight and when I push the setup its always on the edge... So any more than that and you end up with a boat that is difficult to control usually spend more time retrieving a tossed boat then anything elseKeith Geusic #677 NAMBA District 19 Seaducer Gas MONO, Aquacraft Revolt Fe30, 30in Max Cat scratch Built
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Here is a link to a boat like yours for sale that has one of the 2230 1Y motors on 10s2p doing 70MPH
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...est-w-Neu-2230Keith Geusic #677 NAMBA District 19 Seaducer Gas MONO, Aquacraft Revolt Fe30, 30in Max Cat scratch Built
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The OP is talking about 2215 motors, not 2230 motors....op, two 2215 motors is still a little unnecessary. Do two 1527 or 1521 motors. That would push that hull well. I had a 1527 in a shocker and it was easily over 70mph on 8s. Two of those puppies would be beast.Originally posted by high-tech View PostHere is a link to a boat like yours for sale that has one of the 2230 1Y motors on 10s2p doing 70MPH
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...est-w-Neu-223032" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) was
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i think his point is, that if one 2230 will push it to 70, then twin 2215 is more than necessary and probably a bit much.Originally posted by kfxguy View PostThe OP is talking about 2215 motors, not 2230 motors....op, two 2215 motors is still a little unnecessary. Do two 1527 or 1521 motors. That would push that hull well. I had a 1527 in a shocker and it was easily over 70mph on 8s. Two of those puppies would be beast.There's a hole at the center of earth where the rest of the world sinks but i stand still...
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2215 motors are wasted on 6S power. Several club members tried them in 6S hydros and soon replaced them with 1527s. The Conquest will work better on 1521 to 1527 motors. If you want to use easy to find L+R props (Octura x442, x447, x450/3 and x457) then choose the Kv based on the desired speed. If you want 70 mph then use the x457 props, 1527 sized motors with a Kv around 1500-1700 rpm/v.
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You hit the nail on the head and sent it homeOriginally posted by Luck as a Constant View Posti think his point is, that if one 2230 will push it to 70, then twin 2215 is more than necessary and probably a bit much.Keith Geusic #677 NAMBA District 19 Seaducer Gas MONO, Aquacraft Revolt Fe30, 30in Max Cat scratch Built
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thanks for all the help, so now I'm leaning toward the 1527 1.5 d, 1500 kv i believe. thats all steven has in stock but there only 5mm shafts will that be a problem ? Can someone tell me the diference in shafts besides the 3mm thanks, geno
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i would grab two 1521 1577kv 8mm motors (in stock).There's a hole at the center of earth where the rest of the world sinks but i stand still...
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With that long of a motor can length and the load the 43" cat hull will place on them you definitely want the stronger 8mm shafts. Even the 1521s I run have 8mm shafts in them, it's worth being patient and waiting for Steve to get the 8mm 1527s back in stock. Just my 1.3 cents (all 2 cents is worth these days).......Originally posted by meangenesracing View Postthanks for all the help, so now I'm leaning toward the 1527 1.5 d, 1500 kv i believe. thats all steven has in stock but there only 5mm shafts will that be a problem ? Can someone tell me the difference in shafts besides the 3mm thanks, geno
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Are you even vaguely familiar with rc boaters? I'm sorry, did you say "wait"?Originally posted by don ferrette View Postit's worth being patient and waiting for Steve to get the 8mm 1527s back in stock. Just my 1.3 cents (all 2 cents is worth these days).......

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I've been playing with a Conquest for the 3rd summer now. Great handling boat.
After paying for the airbrushing I couldn't afford Nues so I went with twin Leo 4092 2y 1390kvs
I run her on 6s through T-180s. I run on a small lake, so she runs in the mid 60's. I run out of lake really fast.
I've posted some pix here. If you can get into my gallery the full build is posted.
Good luck,
Rich
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i have seen a video of your boat running , a few times, very niceOriginally posted by circus162 View PostI've been playing with a Conquest for the 3rd summer now. Great handling boat.
After paying for the airbrushing I couldn't afford Nues so I went with twin Leo 4092 2y 1390kvs
I run her on 6s through T-180s. I run on a small lake, so she runs in the mid 60's. I run out of lake really fast.
I've posted some pix here. If you can get into my gallery the full build is posted.
Good luck,
Rich
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