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RE: RC Surfer - 11/16/2012 10:20 AM   
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If you work out 'just' what the righting weight would have to be for a board 1.5 m ( 5 ft) X 0.5m (20") X 0.05m (2"s) - for it to be able to sink on its rail, down to its 'rotational axis line. ( water surface - center line - rotational axis)

Righting Buoyancy to be overcome = (Volume / 2) X (shape percentage) X salt water density

= (1.5 x 0.5 x 0.05) /2 x 80% x 1030 kg/m cubed

= 16 kg's ( roughly 35 lbs)

Its interesting to see how the required weight to 'sink' the board, as it increases in size - grows exponentially, relative to the boards volume.
ie some my have thought because a 2 ft board only needing 2 kg's - if you tripled the length to 6ft - it would only need 6kg's - but - we need to remember that the width and thickness increase - increasing the whole of the volume volumetrically....

You can play around with the numbers - you will find shortening the board has far less impact on the required weight compared to the actual 'thickness' of the board....so keeping it as thin as possible will be ideal.

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PS ....You may be' Professor Curls'....once you get this one done.......LOL

It might be an idea to simply pick up a Kids Board - 4-5ft in size - I reckon you could work with it for starters....



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RE: RC Surfer - 11/16/2012 1:26 PM   
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I'm looking forward to seeing some of your footage....... rcSurfing whilst trying to keep your head stable ? I reckon will be a unique challenge on its own to overcome...............

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Hi all rc enthusiasts......

YPC you are so right regardeing keeping ones head still with a helmet cam of any kind....... and all the other stuff you have been sayin lately well i'm just markin down the page numbers in a folder for future perusal atm.... lol

Anyway after finally getting a day in the cave just to play with myself I put all my collected crap together to make my first helmet cam...
My thoughts were to get a video camera with proper zoom hands free.... thought i would base it off a cricket helmet.

Even though I can't see the screen properly i'm thinkin it will help keeping the subject in centre vision.... the counter weight is a 300g stainless metal round thing i knew would come in handy one day (also doubles as a carry handle. lol).... the arm for the camera was boing boing boinging a lot too so a strap was added to stop that.... BUT with the lens being so far from my head it may be a challenge to keep my head still enough to keep the subject in view.

Anyway it is certainly not perfect and the camera atm is heavy and not waterproof ... Helmet and counterweight approx 1000g's... camera atm 350g's... then again my m/cycle helmet weighs 1300g's... cutting off my head for the pics has been the hardest thing so far lol.
 
Hey YPC... not that i have any heat generateing loose connections atm i may need to expand my bullet connection now as my girfriend is visiting the cave this weekend.... might try out my new creation on her first..... then again my computer reckons i did something wrong with the uploading software so it could be a while before any girlfriend oops meant surfin vids are posted soon..... LOL


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RE: RC Surfer - 11/16/2012 4:41 PM   
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                               thats the coolest helmet cam i have ever seen ,, love the counter weight in the back and it fits a full size camera ,, i was getting bored with all that teck talk,,,great job bearcave,, cant wait to see the footage ,, 

                  


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RE: RC Surfer - 11/16/2012 7:36 PM   
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Status: offline 		Howzit Bearcave.....that set up is really looking great.....I am sure, like you say, with the cam in your line of sight, you will certainly maintain better picture frame - well done...looking forward to 'all' your footage......LOL

MJ...LOL....whats up ?......why are you reading 'all the boring 'Tech Stuff'......I thought you Maui boys 'go to the beach ?....anyways....I'm flattered you read it....
Why not break the bordam and share some of that 'classic Maui Stuff'....

Curls.... to share....more 'Tech Stuff'.. We ( My Son Nicholas and I) had a great session this afternoon in the 'strongest Off Shore' wind I have ever rcSurfed to date......
What came of it, was quite interesting...and even though in hindsight it sounds very obvious......it was great to actually 'see' the distinct difference.

Nics narrower board (160 mm), weighing only 1750 grams, as apposed to my, wider board ( 200 mm), weighing just over 2000 grams, was definitely 'less susceptible' to the strong off shore wind on the wave face. It was clearly demonstrated (obviously) that the wider boards surface area is definitely a 'disadvantage' when contending with strong wind...even when charging down the line, the wider board, though heavier, tends to be continually pushed up the face of the wave, due to the wind getting under more of the bigger hulls surface area...better able to lift and push the board up the wave face.

My current board has a 3.5:1 - length to width ratio - Nics board has a 4.4:1 length to width ratio - my size recommendation in the righting weight example 1500 mm X 500 mm would be 3:1....which would be way to wide......it will fly like a kite.....at Mavericks.

SO !..... I reckon .....the MVD ( Maverick Dream)......needs to be kept on the 'narrow side in proportion', which will mean that we wont want ' the Surfer Dude' standing to tall......I might try more of a crouch position, something like the Kyhoso Dude.....

A 4.5:1 length to width ratio, shaped into a traditional ' Classic Gun' purely to draw itself into an awesome deep bottom turn, to come back onto the face and head straight down the line.........long enough to reach over the troughs - narrow enough to eliminate as much surface area as possible, reducing the effects of the aerodynamic lift under the board as well as the understood bumpy surface ...........

That said...for every day, 2 - 6ft face rcSurfing with reasonable offshore conditions, I will still chose a slightly wider board over a narrow board....the added stability certainly improves the overall performance and ability.....in all.

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/17/2012 1:50 AM   
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Thanks for all the input, it will help with the MDB (Mav Dream Board )

I too thought of a gun design, as it's really the go to shape for most all of the big wave riders.
Heck whats going on around here, We agree Again ? Lol

MJ is board on the Tek Talk because he most likely has a Killer Gun Just about ready to Hit Jaws in Style .
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RE: RC Surfer - 11/17/2012 4:11 AM   
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Status: offline 		Hey Curls.....with the narrow Gun shape, the vertical balance is going to have to be 'spot on'.......we dont want the Dude pulling a 'face slap' in the bottom turn. Although, if the board is reasonably heavy, 20 kg's (40lbs plus) and the Surfer is light as in around 500 g's ( 1lb) it should be 'good'
Try and decide or find out what length of board it will be, as I would love to start working on the Bigger Bro'

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/17/2012 4:44 AM   
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Because we don't have a 160 lb surfer weighting/unweighting etc to hold and track the board in a carving turn.....

Might we think about placing chines along rear third of the boards rails. Design them to hold on one side and release on the other in a right or left turn?

****, in my view are a boat mimicing a surfer on a wave. (I hate what I just wrote!) What I really mean is that there are fixed boat hull design features 
specifically designed to address some of our issues. Chop, bumps, lift, directional stability etc. 

Also, the scale of the water surface conditions i.e. chops/bumps/wind compares to an Off Shore Racing Boat going 100 mph in 3 ft seas. 

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/17/2012 5:07 AM   
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RE: RC Surfer - 11/17/2012 5:15 AM   
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Status: offline 		Hey .....Indatube....I like your thinking and agree 'totally' with your definition of a rcSurfer....at least their are now 'two of us'.....LOL

It would be good to get some actual close up footage or pictures of the wave surface- as you say- all these factors are 'real' and need to be overcome.

Going out for a early morning session - before the 'wind picks up'

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/18/2012 6:03 AM   
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Status: offline 		After a great session at the San Clemente pier this morning, I charged my batteries.
Each had a runtime of 30 min. Came in on LVC. Metered out at 13.4v each before charging. 
After charging: 16.80v each
Battery A: 4985
Battery B: 4967
By the way...... My Servo gears broke on the second session.
Any suggestions on a replacement servo?

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/18/2012 8:20 AM   
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Looking at the capabilities at the moment, an 8 lb board can handle 12 - 15 foot faces.
If we just look at the next level of a 25 - 30 foot face, isn't it possible to have a board at 16 - 20 lb range or less ?

I know my real surf board is under 8 lb at 7'2", and I add another 190 lb, but I'm also the propulsion source
A 40 lb Board sounds like a ton of weight, Why do we need to be so heavy ?


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I think the cutouts I used from The Kyosho / NQD / Shark Are Proven Chines.


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RE: RC Surfer - 11/18/2012 9:07 AM   
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thanks for the compliments regarding the helmet cam... measuring twice maybe three times then cutting once is a good thing... thinking about stuff for months then having a go at  "building it yourself " is the best but hey... and hopefully the pics shown will give everyone some idea's to build a better one themselves too...

Being rather useless at computer stuff and getting the camera cheap was not the best idea. The disc for setup is not the right one I can't upload anything and am now in a sea of **** computerwise at the moment.... not unusual but... lol.

YPC and InDaTube..... I have always thought an rcsurfer is a boat..... getting one to look like a surfer rideing waves is the challenge.

Kitekook..... no confusion.... the yellow/red maui creation in your quiver is a beauty but who wouldn't want a bad apple...
btw the last pics of your helmet cam got me thinkin hard about my one.... reckon you may be thinkin of makeing one similar right now... shareing is careing hey.

BTW my girl has now left the cave after a nice weekend but reckons i'm out there... prob cause it's not all about her but hey...  LOL.

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/18/2012 5:19 PM   
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These are the servos i use ,very costly
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXRJS5&P=ML
this is a good pick two
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indatube   at the local hobby shop they will have a good selection..



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RE: RC Surfer - 11/18/2012 7:10 PM   
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Status: offline 		Hi Curls......

In SA a 30 foot 'face' wave......would be referred to as an 'average 15 ft wave' by any 'seasoned' surfer..( measured from the back side)..far from anything amazing .....surfed regularly at quite a few of our big paddle in home breaks, like Outerkom - The Hoek - The Reserve - Black Rock etc....not by myself I best add..........LOL

From what I have understood......Mavericks is a 30 ft wave plus......which means a 50 ft face wave plus........or have I got it wrong...?

As much as their is a lot of 'rara' about 8lb **** riding 12 -15 ft face.......I dont think I can say I have seen any footage of it been ridden 'confidently and convincingly'.....love to see some if you have......a link.

IMO....I reckon....as I mentioned before- aerodynamics (WIND) really becomes a 'big issue' after 25 - 30 mph.......If you are planning to run down the face of even a 40 ft plus wave face, with a reasonable off-shore breeze charging up the face, creating one hell of a 'updraft' as the wave itself is moving forward at 30 mph plus, you are going to need some serious weight to keep that board down. You could be heading into a head wind speed of as much as 40 mph plus. One big bump on the wave face, that lifts the nose higher than say 15 degrees, will set the board in flight....flipping it over.

With that size of wave - given the exponential wind and surface conditions........weight will be your 'friend....rather than your enemy'......

When I set up a racing F1......I always opt for the heavier set up...."you have to finish a race to win it" ......a lighter boat is sure to be faster - BUT - chances are that it will be very light on the water 'skittish' and end up on its ASS somewhere in the race ,when it hits even a small wake.

As for the crescent cut outs in the Kyhoso - NQD boards - I've been waiting for what other Think.....!!
I dont believe they are chines - chines deflect water - creating lift - the crescent cut outs to me are quite ingenious. I believe they act much like a V hull would to a degree 'allowing the board to lean even more in the turns' yet maintaining a flatter more stable platform aft of the board in the straights
Its a partial stepped hull - rather than a V- hull......if you draw it out as a cross section - you can see the similarity to a shallow V bottom theory......
It should also 'allow' the board to ride flatter, rail to rail ( keeping the surfer more vertically upright) as it travels parallel to the wave face, due to wider greater symmetric shape ( the wider portion of the boards rail line) in fact being shallower in depth at the bottom, allowing the rail to fit into the waves radius better......hope that explanation made sense..

Howzit Indatube........sounds like you had a good session......We had average on -shore-ish surf conditions at Houtbay beach (Atlantic ocean side) always good fun

As for your batteries....Those are impressive run times for 5000mAh packs....as you mentioned....you are a conservative 'surfer'

The 'safe theory practice' will tell you that you should not be running below 3.6 V /cell....which would be 14.4 v's per pack after the run......even if you pushed it down to 3.3 v's per pack, that would be 13.2 v's. You are measuring 13.3 v's at rest....which means that under operating conditions, you are possibly drawing the battery under 3.3 v's per cell......which is not good for the life span.

If you had to reduce your run time down to rather 25 minutes......you would be within your recommended 80% amps used and at a safer final voltage....preserving the batteries performance and life span.

I run the HK (inexpensive) micro digital 3.6 kg all metal gear servo's....... have not broken a gearbox to date.....I do run the single fin 'occasionally' - but - another ' bi-fin' plus is that it places very little force and load onto the servo. The two fins continually balance any applied force.....reducing the servo's load drastically.
What is the actual size of your single fin.....remember that with a single, the direct THRUST of the prop is placed against the face of the fin when you are powering in a turn, which with the bigger motors and power such as yours, can be immense in itself, besides the force of the water flow over it, as it directs the turn........
You would certainly need a bigger - tougher -servo....

Have a 'great week' Chaps !...the world is in such a CHAOTIC TIZZZ at the moment - we need to pray that peace and prosperity be restored !

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/18/2012 7:51 PM   
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Thanks for the reminder on the 14.4v rule of thumb for 4S Lipo's.
Now that I think of it, my batteries used to come in at about 14.4v when I was using the 432 prop.
I'm going to switch back from the 435 I have been using lately to the 432 and document the differences in performance, runtimes and battery usage.

Maui John

Thanks for the servo information.

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/19/2012 5:28 AM   
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Because water will get into your rc surfer one day - I have given up trying to waterproof servos - now I use Hitech waterproof servos - they will even run underwater!
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RE: RC Surfer - 11/19/2012 5:51 AM   
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RE: RC Surfer - 11/19/2012 6:49 PM   
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. i am stuck in the 70ds with all those pin tails,,, LOL

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/19/2012 7:10 PM   
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Status: offline 		Hey MJ......that board looks great......very nice finish and style..I really like the colour combo......their is nothing wrong with having a 'signature style' all of your own.
I reckon most folk would be able to 'identify' a MJ board anywhere.....

Looking forward to seeing it Ripping !.........you guys have been holding back on the footage...

I'm going to try some water base colour work 'on the foam' before I decal and glass the current board I am busy with....

I had an awesome evening session today.....back at Muizenberg beach....the wave has so much more 'open face' to play with - not as fast and close out, like Fishoek.
I caught it on the high tide, so the swell was much closer in, making it possible to ride within good visual range.......not to many surfers.....It was possibly one of my Best sessions...........came home absolutely STOKED !

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/19/2012 7:24 PM   
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Stay in the 70's....... Surfing wasn't a Skate Park then.

Very nice. I like that you moved the ESC up a bit. Makes it easier to route the cable to the receiver.
What is the model # of theVenom motor? KV etc. 
Weight?

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/19/2012 10:15 PM   
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Status: offline 		Maui...another nice ride!

Look forward to seeing it in action.


"......it looks just like all my other boards..." I guess we all get stuck in ruts!

Your rut rages in the Surf!

You made him Goofy this time...

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/19/2012 10:50 PM   
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Status: offline 		Been a while since I have Surfed...my smaller board(Johnny Aloha) just doesn't do it for me, and my last Sea Horse board had some issues that were unacceptable and not worth the effort to fix..so I had to build another!

A quick coat of resin on the Hatch cover this morning and we were out in the Surf!



Aahh....this is more like it!






This is Slash...newest member to the team....

Still need to finish sand him, use rubbing compound on the entire board, and then polish...

...just couldn't wait!



Turns out to be the lightest Surfer I have made to date.




playful!


only had time for a couple batteries today...tide was wrong....but we had to get out and see how he would do.



Happy to say that all the issues of the previous board are gone!


powerful!


Long run Times!
i look forward to using it in some nice Surf!



It really felt good being out again.


I'm off the next few days so I'll bring out the Maui Board and run them together...the real test!

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/20/2012 2:58 AM   
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             thanks  the best thing is it is goofy foot, i cant wait to see your new boards,




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RE: RC Surfer - 11/20/2012 6:55 AM   
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Status: offline 		ANOTHER 'Nice One' Kite !........I reckon you could build a board 'in your sleep' by now........that must be #20....I like the the overall 'look'......&.......the symmetry of the board......Get that Head Cam in action........and share the STOKE !

I had a 'Sweet'......6:30 am session down at Muizenberg, still Amped from yesterday.......far less surfers and some great 2-3 ft face waves to shred......

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RE: RC Surfer - 11/20/2012 2:40 PM   
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