have not been in the FEB world for about 3 years now. just getting back into everything after sorting priorities just to discover that fighter cat is no longer around? i really wanted a cf rivercat and a cf daytona.... sucks getting out of rc. also found out that my old touring car sponsorship through viper electronics is gone now that viper went under..... its getting hard to be a dedicated supporter of companies when they all fold up just as they get big =/
sooooo.... fightercat.....
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We can order most anything that they had. Alot of it came from TFL. If you have any questions, let me know? info@offshoreelectrics.comSteven Vaccaro
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Funny, I was getting ready to sweet talk Steve into carrying a couple rivercats and daytonas....just in case. Op, email Steve, he will hook you up. The Rivercat is called a apparition and Daytona is a Genesis. In case you didn't know :) and they can both be had in carbon. Be aware that gps does not go through carbon (again, just in case you didn't know) and they can be had with fiberglass hatches instead of carbon OR you can get it all carbon and get a spare fiberglass hatch.32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) was
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All of it came from TFL. There are still guys selling them. Steven's service is pretty stellar.Originally posted by Steven Vaccaro View PostAlot of it came from TFL. [/email]
The trouble is the shipping to the states. If you're ordering a bunch of stuff it gets better but one hull is brutal.Noisy person
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now i understand why guys used to buy 3 or more hulls at a time, keep 1 of them and sell the rest untouched lol.
and thank you kfx i honestly either didnt know that about the carbon or had completely forgot about it haha although i did glasscoat my carbon/kevlar because i know its conductive unlike a few other people ive heard of around me finding out the hard way
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Originally posted by SD Eracer View PostI think their kevlar reinforced Cheetas was a steal, that hull was $147 delivered. Serious strength already built in, no additional reinforcements required for a 70mph cat.
Steve - Can you get the white gelcoat Cheetas with kevlar inlay?
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...tah-fiberglass
If I'm not mistaken all the fiberglass ones come like that.32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) was
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Note that while the Kevlar hull is plenty tough, the hatch is not. I had read about this but procrastinated reinforcing my Cheetah. Flipped it and cracked the hatch. I ended up reinforcing the inside of the hatch with carbon cloth, used Bondo to repair it and painted it. Wish I'd reinforced it first!
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Originally posted by Fluid View PostNote that while the Kevlar hull is plenty tough, the hatch is not. I had read about this but procrastinated reinforcing my Cheetah. Flipped it and cracked the hatch. I ended up reinforcing the inside of the hatch with carbon cloth, used Bondo to repair it and painted it. Wish I'd reinforced it first!
I learned a hard lesson from this. I'm pretty sure I lost my 32" cat because I didn't reinforce the hatch (then THOUGHT I had enough floatation in it. I've now become accustomed to adding 2-3 layers of tight weave glass and one layer of Kevlar to all my hatches. The fiberglass adds a lot of stiffness and strength to it and the Kevlar holds it all together better...although it doesn't add much stiffness to it. Two or three more layers of just fiberglass would be great, I just overdo it sometimes.32" carbon rivercat single 4s 102mph, 27” mini Rivercat 92mph, kbb34 91mph, jessej micro cat(too fast) was
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im going to ask about adding some extra layers to future hatches.Originally posted by kfxguy View PostI learned a hard lesson from this. I'm pretty sure I lost my 32" cat because I didn't reinforce the hatch (then THOUGHT I had enough floatation in it. I've now become accustomed to adding 2-3 layers of tight weave glass and one layer of Kevlar to all my hatches. The fiberglass adds a lot of stiffness and strength to it and the Kevlar holds it all together better...although it doesn't add much stiffness to it. Two or three more layers of just fiberglass would be great, I just overdo it sometimes.Steven Vaccaro
Where Racing on a Budget is a Reality!
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Thats the only real weak spot on this hull, unless you hit a tree with it (right Ray)Grand River Marine Modellers
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