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  • stadiumyamaha
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    OK! Sold me on it Proper just like you did on the hull when I asked about a big mono build. I should learn the first time but why start changing this late in the game.

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  • properchopper
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    Welcome Brian

    Yup, addicting alright - in a good way !

    I'll confirm the vote(s) for the Cheetah - It's not only solid & fast but wide enough to negotiate ovals. Great P-Cat & P-Offshore choice.

    As far as what motor to choose, in my own experience (to answer previous post ) I pretty much stuck with the 2200KV 1Y motors but after a while stepped up (to stay in line with the competition) to the 1521 1.5D. THEN I had a chance to audition the TP Power 4060 2040KV "D" wind* and haven't looked back since. I switched the Neu in my Cheetah to the 2040 KV 4060 and it's love ! I used a Oct 452/2 to set the NAMBA 2-Lap record and it didn't break a sweat [the TP Power 4070 is a monster and is overkill for P-Class in my opinion].

    * My TP Power 4060 D 2040KV is an older wind - now marketed as the 4060 1950KV - very close/similar

    Old vid with a 447/3 :

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  • stadiumyamaha
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    Is there any reason you go with the 2080kv d wind over the 2200kv y motor?
    Wondering because Ive been using the castle 1515 motors for years but they are getting harder to find sensorless and when you do 75% of the time they are fakes.
    Have been thinking of changing over to the TP motors but was going to go with the 2200KV motor for my cheetah.

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  • 785boats
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    Now that's a race winning setup, if ever I saw one.

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  • TRUCKPULL
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    For racing Oval or Offshore
    4S2P -5000 Giant Power Graphene packs
    Cheetah CAT.
    TP 4060 -1950kv or TP 4070 - 2080kv
    ABC- 1915-17-45 Prop


    Larry
    Last edited by TRUCKPULL; 09-22-2018, 04:37 PM.

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  • captain speed
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    hey BP, I own a M41 and have had it a few months. Great boat, easy to work on and runs 50mph. I put an aluminum cooling jacket on the motor and a cooling fan on the ESC. Have ran it a dozen times with no problems... An alloy prop is next. Welcome to the obsession...

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  • gearhd48
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    My 2 cents on this...I've heard that there is a lot of problems and upgrades needed on the M41, it's a good starter boat but that's it. The MTR or In my opinion the cheetah is a good one. As far as racing class and best set up the more experienced would have to chime in.

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  • Prodrvr
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    You really can't go wrong with any of the boats you mentioned.

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  • bikepilot
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    Noobie questions

    Hi Guys, I'm new to RC boats. Not new to rc, I've stick built and flone planes, kit built and raced trucks for a few years now. About a year ago a friend got a M41 and has been on me ever since to get one. well it's time! So i've been researching and lurking around this forum learning. And learning a lot!! Thanks!!
    I like the looks of the oval and offshore racing, I think novice class, of course, and P class. More than just SAW. Starting with a cat hull, I know steep learning curve!! But i like a challenge! I've got it down to 2, i like the pro marine MTR and OSE's cheetah, which they have a couple in stock, with the 4082 1600kv power option. What is the general opinion about these? Or am i over thinking all of this and should just get a veles 29 and be done? I have a futaba 4pls so buying a RX and a servo to install is not a problem.
    I know this is long winded, I'm a little OCD, tend to over ananlyze and explain things! Sorry! Any opinions, suggestion or comments welcomed!!! The knowledge base here is amazing and i look forward to learning more!!
    I'm plaing to attend a club race in indy sunday lookin forward to that, also next saturday there is one in cinci. Hopefully learn more after both of those events!!
    Thanks again in advance!!
    Brian
    They said this hobby was addictive! I had no idea!!!
    If i posted this in the wrong place i'm sorry! Please redirect me! Thanks
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