Shoul i switch the Mini-V Hull for the Mini-C hull for less torque rolling ?
Taming my brushless Mini V
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PerfectOriginally posted by 679alex View Posti will try to use futaba Tx&Rx i found somewhere at 39$ ... Cant remember where but i will find it back or maybe the tactic from aquacraft and use your build :)
You will have a lot of fun. Make sure you ask lots of questions. There are many experts on this forum.
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I don't have any experience with the Mini C hull but I'm sure others will chime in.Originally posted by 679alex View PostShoul i switch the Mini-V Hull for the Mini-C hull for less torque rolling ?
I will finally get a chance to run mine again Sunday. We are trying a new pond. Our regular pond is overgrown with duckweed. That is some nasty stuff.
I'm hoping that the change to the smaller X427 prop will make the torque roll manageable.
I will report.
Greg
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I did get to run my mini V Sunday. Great fun. I ran 2 packs through it without incident.
It never saw 100% throttle but after a long slow run up to speed I was close. Still had torque roll and I'm sure I could have flipped it if I was careless with the throttle.1e5fae42[1].jpgaf076527[1].jpg
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Look what i found :]
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Speed - Electric - PROBOAT MINI-V JET DRIVE CONVERSON - Product information The Mini-JET is used in the JET STAR model motor yacht, but can also be used for other small and medium-sized boats. It provides very accurate control in forwards and reverse mode alike. All parts are injection-moulded in plastic except the
That mini-V is fast :)
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MiniJet :
motor:500-600 Brushed (required)
i dont know if this work :)
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If they're actually in stock, that's the drive you want. It's the same as the NQD Tear Into drive, just the original made by graupner not the cheap knock off. Dimensions are the same, other than the graupner one uses a 3mm shaft instead of a 2mm shaft.
Stick a 28mm brushless motor on it (inrunner or outrunner) and you'll be set. Just aim to keep the rpm's in the 25k range tops since above that the drive loses efficiency.Light travels faster than sound, so people may appear to be bright until you hear them speak.
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21 500 RPM enought ? (speed 600 BB 7.2v)Originally posted by wparsons View PostIf they're actually in stock, that's the drive you want. It's the same as the NQD Tear Into drive, just the original made by graupner not the cheap knock off. Dimensions are the same, other than the graupner one uses a 3mm shaft instead of a 2mm shaft.
Stick a 28mm brushless motor on it (inrunner or outrunner) and you'll be set. Just aim to keep the rpm's in the 25k range tops since above that the drive loses efficiency.
There a mini-V whit the Proboat Duck jet drive:
in a river ... we cant really see the real speed :/
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A jet drive is never going to be as fast as the same power system with a surface drive, but it'll be more maneuverable and accelerate WAY faster.
I would suggest a brushless motor over a speed 600, but that should give you decent thrust as well.Light travels faster than sound, so people may appear to be bright until you hear them speak.
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No clue, not sure how many amps the stock ESC can handle at all.
If you run it on the stock electronics with the jet drive, it will likely be slower than stock though. At the very best, I would say it might be the same speed as stock.Light travels faster than sound, so people may appear to be bright until you hear them speak.
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