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  • Nick1979
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    This is a solid set up. With 6S and 1521Kv motor, you'll be in the mid 30K RPM's roughly. Can you update us on your progress?

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  • vvviivvv
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    From some research i've done thinking to go with my 1521 1y, 6s2p, x445/3 and a swordfish XF 220A

    Anyone care to chime in before i start purchasing what i need? i already have the motor..

    Which is the best hardware kit to go with? (i've already got a wanted in the sales section - but if nothing turns up ill just buy new)

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  • vvviivvv
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    Wont be racing or anything, just need to build a backup boat for extra fun / run times at the lake, especially if its a little more choppy... so by the sounds of it a DF pirate fits the bill the best?

    thoughts on the OSE carbon raider? I guess i can't go wrong with either, id prefer to use a stinger strut just for looks

    back to setups, am i better off with a lower weight boat 4s and higher KV in this size range or for longer runs lower temps go 6s with a 1521 1y / 5s? / equivalent Lehner

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  • vvviivvv
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    Originally posted by StevenBryant View Post
    I?m a huge fan of the original DF, very fast boats but they had a tendency to not really like choppy water, have you looked at the new Seaducer monos? Jerry makes an awesome boat at a good price with some cool gel coat colours.


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    I hadn't but did some quick research and the DF seem to come up trumps more...

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  • jaike5
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    I run the DF Storm, 1521 Neu , 1914-15-60 , 4s 5000 stix not bricks. with the non lifting prop, and cog 34-35 % temps 120*flat skid fins not the tear drop. really stable.
    Jay.

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  • StevenBryant
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    If your sticking with the DeltaForce boats then I would recommend the Pirate 35


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  • StevenBryant
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    Originally posted by vvviivvv View Post
    Good to know, I?d assume the deltaforce would draw less amps but the trade off it getting bounced around a bit more ?
    I?m a huge fan of the original DF, very fast boats but they had a tendency to not really like choppy water, have you looked at the new Seaducer monos? Jerry makes an awesome boat at a good price with some cool gel coat colours.


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  • vvviivvv
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    Good to know, I’d assume the deltaforce would draw less amps but the trade off it getting bounced around a bit more ?

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  • StevenBryant
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    The Deltaforce has a ride pad and the Pirate does not apart from that they are very similar in design, the pirate seems to have a larger freeboard and apparently handles the rough better than the DF. This information came from the a different thread I was reading the other month..

    The DF boats are really well made and don?t need reinforcement if they are fitted with ply rails, if not then a layer of CF will help to stiffen the bottom of the hull.



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  • vvviivvv
    started a topic Delta force / pirate 35

    Delta force / pirate 35

    Quick questions

    is the hull design (lower hull) much the same i see there is 1" difference...

    And setup wise, 1521 1y on 5s 45mm 3 blade prop?
    or lehner 2260 8/9 and 6s similar prop ?

    what do people run 2x 3s or 2x 6s for batts? would like ~60mph decent run time and not too high on temps.

    i have the NEU or a ESC to work with the lehner, so either is a option...

    Is it necessary to put a layer of carbon in the hulls or are they okay?


    I think i prefer the pirate looks but open to options..
    Thanks guys,
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