My First Twin Cat Build...Luck Be A Last :)

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  • capnswanny
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2012
    • 817

    #1

    My First Twin Cat Build...Luck Be A Last :)

    Here's my first attempt at a twin cat. Picked up a 36" hull from Ray with rudder, drives, shafts, and mounts already installed. Once I pulled off the decal I found wood plugs and a split in the seam at the transom along with misaligned struts, I would assume not his work.
    I've since remounted the struts, filled and glassed in the transom, and realigned the mounts. I'm making a couple battery trays to drop in the hulls forward of the motors and will fill some of the bow with two part foam.
    AQ 1800kv motors, AQ 60A ESC, .150 counter rotating flex with Graupner 45mm props on 4S each for starters (it's what I got:)
    Don't plan to set any water speed records, but it sure has been a fun experience!
    See you on the water Bronze!!!

    BTW, title was supposed to say "Luck Be A Lady"...damn you auto correct!!!!

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    Last edited by capnswanny; 09-29-2013, 07:33 PM. Reason: Title.....ugghhhhh!
    This is NOT a toy?!?
  • 4sdash
    Member
    • Sep 2013
    • 54

    #2
    looks like a great prodject have you had a chance to put it in the water yet

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    • capnswanny
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2012
      • 817

      #3
      Thanks, I have run it, runs about 40mph on the carbon 45mm props with both the AQ1800 and AQ2030 motors.
      I've been digging for some new prop options so I started this thread.
      http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...my-36-quot-Cat
      I'll shoot some video this weekend....hopefully with some new props!

      Corey
      This is NOT a toy?!?

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