32 in aeromarine jersey skiff

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  • HydroMike
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    I have the UL-1 in mine runs great
    Originally posted by ron1950 View Post
    motor is a aq 1800kv and t120 esc and 2 2 cell bats
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  • ron1950
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    sounds good tony ill give it a try.....first darn boat i ever built that came out right first time out.....love that boat and the fe 30 u built for me now that i have the cg right...

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  • properchopper
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    Ron, looks great - you must be practicing driving it - the turns aren't too wild Looks like a little torque roll to starboard - might drop the right tab a hair.

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  • ron1950
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    vid running a few weeks ago...

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  • egneg
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    Originally posted by ron1950 View Post
    chuck u still running that neu in yours? dont forget to slow down in the corners lol
    Yes it's in the boat but I have yet to get it wet.

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  • properchopper
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    Originally posted by iridebikes247 View Post
    Unfortunate we don't see more of them being run. These things are awesome and really require a good driver for good consistent lap times.
    They require a driving learning curve to get them around the turns as they lean/unvent the prop/plop down & bite/ and on and on.
    Because they're relatively slow they get shunned by the IwannaGoFaster crowd. As an old fart I'm tickeled to run at less than warp speed ('tho I have a few of those as well)

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  • iridebikes247
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    Unfortunate we don't see more of them being run. These things are awesome and really require a good driver for good consistent lap times.

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  • properchopper
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    Originally posted by iridebikes247 View Post
    Looks like a lot of fun would make for some great racing action in race water chop especially.
    We had a class of two 1/6 scales and to make the three boat minimum Dick R. entered his Neu powered Gas Skiff (which caught fire ) at WWVIII last year. Great fun (no we weren't driving blindfolded - they have some charming turning characteristics)



    These are SO MUCH FUN. It's a shame that more aren't being rigged and raced. Mine sits on the lonely shelf with no one to play with

    My Baby :

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    Last edited by properchopper; 02-08-2013, 11:15 PM.

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  • ron1950
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    chuck u still running that neu in yours? dont forget to slow down in the corners lol

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  • lenny
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    That run very nice and looks good doing it to.

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  • iridebikes247
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    Looks like a lot of fun would make for some great racing action in race water chop especially.

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  • egneg
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    Looks great ... can't wait to get mine in the water.

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  • ron1950
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    they are flat bottom like the real skiff and turn on there sides quit a bit but a gas to drive..here is a link to a vid of my boat

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  • iridebikes247
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    Cool I'm curious how does it handle in comparison to the popular designs of today? I feel like it would be a great racing class.

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  • ron1950
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    motor is a aq 1800kv and t120 esc and 2 2 cell bats
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