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2016 West Florida Model Boat Club
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If the forecast wind direction does not change between now and Sunday I'll most likely drop by. Wind speed doesn't look bad but the direction is not conducive to flying at SRQ.
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RichOriginally posted by rdcracer View PostRay what are the rules for p-Sport hydro. What motor.
"P" Sport Hydro has NO Motor rules
Now if you mean "P" Spec. Sport Hydro then you want the UL1 Motor.
LarryPast NAMBA- P Mono -1 Mile Race Record holder
Past NAMBA- P Sport -1 Mile Race Record holder
Bump & Grind Racing Props -We Like Em Smooth & Wet
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Rich,Originally posted by rdcracer View PostRay what are the rules for p-Sport hydro. What motor.
What Larry said. I think this class is really going to take off. There are now motors and speedo's available for little more money than a P-Ltd setup allowing the use of a larger 34" boat. Faster, more reliable, fewer blow overs.
With one caveat: Unless it is overtaken by Q-Sport Hydro, which is even more reliable (less amp draw) and more stable (bigger boat).Last edited by RayR; 01-23-2016, 05:26 AM.
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In order to run boats at your club, do you have to have a boat that fits into a certain "class?" Is one of the Sunday's a "race" day and the other a "test & tune" day? How serious are the races? I guess I'm asking about the culture of the club; is it a group of like-minded guys getting together to have fun running boats or is it really serious racing club with guys trying to qualify for district/regional/national type events?
I have a 40" deep vee running 10s with a Leopard 4092 930kv Motor. What "class" would this be in (if any)?
Thanks,
Matt
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With 10s that would be a "T mono" but your hull is actually more of a Q class in length. S/T boats can be up to 60"Originally posted by Pennstater View PostIn order to run boats at your club, do you have to have a boat that fits into a certain "class?" Is one of the Sunday's a "race" day and the other a "test & tune" day? How serious are the races? I guess I'm asking about the culture of the club; is it a group of like-minded guys getting together to have fun running boats or is it really serious racing club with guys trying to qualify for district/regional/national type events?
I have a 40" deep vee running 10s with a Leopard 4092 930kv Motor. What "class" would this be in (if any)?
Thanks,
Matt
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Hi Matt,Originally posted by Pennstater View PostIn order to run boats at your club, do you have to have a boat that fits into a certain "class?" Is one of the Sunday's a "race" day and the other a "test & tune" day? How serious are the races? I guess I'm asking about the culture of the club; is it a group of like-minded guys getting together to have fun running boats or is it really serious racing club with guys trying to qualify for district/regional/national type events?
I have a 40" deep vee running 10s with a Leopard 4092 930kv Motor. What "class" would this be in (if any)?
Thanks,
Matt
we are mostly a group of like minded guys who get together to run for fun. Not too serious on race day, and yes, one weekend is fun running, the second sunday is for racing. A 10s boat will have a difficult time "stretching it's legs" on our smallish 1/8th mile course
please come on over and check it out!
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Thanks all for the replies. I won't be able to make it tomorrow but I'll try for the next one (and if I'm correct, that should be 2/14 (second Sunday of February)).
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Just paid for NAMBA but it gave me a new number and wouldnt let me pick my old one. Not very user friendly especially if you are computer challenged.Blackjack 29. Deltaforce 33. Cheetah twin, Insane FE30
1/10 1970 PaynPak, Aeromarine Jersey Skiff
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