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  • 62 bugzilla
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2008
    • 258

    #16
    prop

    I like the x642,cf45 and I get the most speed out of my cf48 but have to watch temp and it does not handle very well at all. All done with 25c lipos. #1 x642 all around prop close 2nd cf45
    SV 27,brushless mini vee,renegade rigger,twinstorm,micro drifter,super hawaii , 1/12 miss budwieser

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    • obrien
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Nov 2007
      • 1264

      #17
      the 440 prop I am running is a 3 blade. The boat stays pretty stable as long as the water is calm.

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      • ibyte
        Member
        • Sep 2008
        • 83

        #18
        Originally posted by Locktite View Post
        You got nothing Tony..You should stick that SV down the sewerpit...
        Locktite the fasttec is cool but i am not impressed i have seen them run the sv is faster and flips on its can better im not saying i wont take a free fasttec boat but i wont be buying one. its all in the hands of the driver and the sv is a performer if set up right you know this right? the sv out of the box is really not a starter boat and with mods is a awesome fe. did i mention i ran with 1/5 and 1/8 gassers? the sv did pole dances on all them and i have never pushed the sv harder than i did that day i even ran my car battery dead from charging all day in conclusion...........there is nothing like the sv Brother!!!!!!

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        • Locktite
          Member
          • Sep 2008
          • 37

          #19
          Run what you want..We are all out there to have fun, I hope...The SV is a nice boat, I just prefer my fastech at the moment..My other raceboat will be here soon..

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          • ibyte
            Member
            • Sep 2008
            • 83

            #20
            Originally posted by Locktite View Post
            Run what you want..We are all out there to have fun, I hope...
            i agree

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            • ibyte
              Member
              • Sep 2008
              • 83

              #21
              Originally posted by Locktite View Post
              Run what you want..We are all out there to have fun, I hope...The SV is a nice boat, I just prefer my fastech at the moment..My other raceboat will be here soon..
              i prefer the sv at the moment. i bet if i had a fastec id be at that moment to

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              • BenDover
                Junior Member
                • Oct 2008
                • 4

                #22
                loctite,,you work in a hobbyshop?...I to want a race boat.seems like your stuff is really fast,,thought you were signed by beam?

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                • Ctonez
                  Senior Member
                  • Jul 2007
                  • 404

                  #23
                  on the stock motor I like the m445 or the 440/3 sharpened/balanced/tongue removed, but I run Lipos, I don't remember what prop I used with NiMhs, but I only ran 12 cells anyway.

                  One thing to consider is that much of the prop advice you'll find here is for a different setup than 2x7-cell packs. Most info is for 2x6-cell packs or Lipos, so you're boat is heavier and/or running more voltage than most others.

                  IME 3-blades always seemed to make my SV handle the best, so I run 3-blades when I can. In the Spec SV class we all use the 42 x 55, lot's of flipping usually.
                  The ones Bugzilla mentions are all good choices too.

                  Lots of info in this forum about getting the most speed out of your SV.

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                  • sewerpit
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2008
                    • 117

                    #24
                    Really appreciate your advice thanks, just curious what set up (lipos, motor, esc)do you run or what's a little step up as far as motor without changing my stock esc and if an esc is needed what kind should I get always better to get something that is proven trial and error can get expensive

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                    • BenDover
                      Junior Member
                      • Oct 2008
                      • 4

                      #25
                      just do what loctight does,,his stuff is REALLY FAST!!!...Think he signed with fastech

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                      • sewerpit
                        Senior Member
                        • Oct 2008
                        • 117

                        #26
                        hey Bendover, you need to ly down and get a boat then maybe you could help me!

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                        • 62 bugzilla
                          Senior Member
                          • Mar 2008
                          • 258

                          #27
                          motor upgrade

                          The 2 upgrades I've heard about with the stock speed control are the ammo 2300 kv and a feigao 9 xl and both you need to keep a close eye on the heat in the esc and start small on the props and go up . The ammo smaller than the 9xl I think the 9xl has the torque for a bigger prop and the ammo is more of a screamer with a small prop. I think some people have also tried l series feigaos but unsure which one? The stock sv motor is pretty good all around motor for speed, rpm, torque and the biggest thing it's very durable.
                          SV 27,brushless mini vee,renegade rigger,twinstorm,micro drifter,super hawaii , 1/12 miss budwieser

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                          • Locktite
                            Member
                            • Sep 2008
                            • 37

                            #28
                            Hey BenDover..Let me know if you want my autograph,

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                            • ibyte
                              Member
                              • Sep 2008
                              • 83

                              #29
                              Just got the ammo 2300 for the sv, very nice upgrade over the stock motor. i used a cf 45 for the first run and its to much prop for the ammo motor a cf 40 and smaller is the way to go in my opinion. The stock sv motor and the ammo motor have different rev sounds at high rpm the sv motor is louder the ammo wants to keep going. i am very happy with the 2300. I am taking it out and saving it for show off days The stock sv motor is not to shabby either but it was nice to see other than prop choices i have motor choices to.

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                              • BenDover
                                Junior Member
                                • Oct 2008
                                • 4

                                #30
                                locktight I remember you from the barn,,you were SUPER fast,,all the sponsors were lining up to sign you up,,i'm looking for an elam..you guys got any?

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