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Old 12-06-2009, 01:52 PM
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Yeh, good point
But it's not the better choice for aumsdh because the outrunner motor he used is more popular in his Country
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You can get a similar cooling mount that should work for an outrunner here: http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...rod=ose-509b14
Old 12-06-2009, 10:11 PM
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The Cooling Plate of Offshoreelectrics.com is CNC machine build. I,m Can't build and difficult work.


But i have



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hey aumsdh, I think your cooling plate is great. Your boat runs very good too. What is the thickness of aluminum you use for cooling plate?
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 aumsdh thickness of aluminum cooling plate  6  mm
  nu_nui  thickness of aluminum cooling plate   8  mm
Old 12-07-2009, 01:12 AM
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hey aumsdh, I think your cooling plate is great. Your boat runs very good too. What is the thickness of aluminum you use for cooling plate?


I'm use thickness of aluminum 6.30 mm ( 5083 aluminum type )
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does anyone have a good way to get really sticky servo tape out of a boat? my battery holder is servo-taped to the hull and its really sticky on the last 1"x2" portion and i'm afraid to pull much harder for fear of cracking the hull or damaging it in any way. its been sitting in water for 2-3 days and hasnt become any less-sticky, dunno if theres a better solution i can put in there to get it unstuck or at least get the battery holder out. i can clean up servo tape residue after i get it out
Old 12-07-2009, 04:08 AM
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Are you talking about the hot glue? Cold seemed to work for me.
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does anyone have a good way to get really sticky servo tape out of a boat? my battery holder is servo-taped to the hull and its really sticky on the last 1''x2'' portion and i'm afraid to pull much harder for fear of cracking the hull or damaging it in any way. its been sitting in water for 2-3 days and hasnt become any less-sticky, dunno if theres a better solution i can put in there to get it unstuck or at least get the battery holder out. i can clean up servo tape residue after i get it out
The glue is not water-soluable. Like I was telling Wheelnut earlier, you need to cut through the tape with a thin knife to free up the battery holder and then use a solvent (acetone, kerosene, etc) to remove the tape residue. Don't just pull on it as it might damage the hull.
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i just got my nqd boat today and just took a quick look at it and it looks like you have to cut through the hatch to get to the motor?

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yup i didnt know that eitheir when i got mine but u should leave about a half inch of plastic between the groove and the cut you make

btw this is crabsticks pic
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Old 12-07-2009, 11:31 PM
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Wow, you had to cut the hull away to get to the motor? that's a suprise. and not a good one, but you got to do what ya got to do!
Old 12-09-2009, 06:11 PM
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I tried actually separating the top and bottom. No workie, tried with acetone etc, cracked bottom hull a bit. Cutting hatch is so far the only way that keeps the strength of the boat together and can be covered up by the lid. Be sure to pull motor tubes out and goop those, plus take heads off and glue those back in properly with goop or some other sort of silicon, the only other two sources of leaks will be the lid itself and the shaft.

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and headers i had a leak there to . btw boca are now saleing some 2x6x3mm bearings that will work on the stock nqd impeller . i hope the email i sent them a year ago helped there
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my hobbyking package came yestarday but it didnt come to my door it came to the post office and i had to get it
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yeah you have to sign for it if no one is home it goes back to the post office
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yea, god. i finally called them and yelled at them a few days ago because my package still hadnt shipped. funny how when you do that, it is shipped out (and marked by hong kong post) as 'left hong kong'

if it doesnt get here in 3-5 days im calling them again and *****ing until i get a refund on the express shipping.
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ok i made my water pickup and my water coil today so ill be ready soon. a couple more things to do
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does anyone have a good way to get really sticky servo tape out of a boat? my battery holder is servo-taped to the hull and its really sticky on the last 1''x2'' portion and i'm afraid to pull much harder for fear of cracking the hull or damaging it in any way. its been sitting in water for 2-3 days and hasnt become any less-sticky, dunno if theres a better solution i can put in there to get it unstuck or at least get the battery holder out. i can clean up servo tape residue after i get it out
hey what i would do is get this stuff called guegon . they have it at wall mart . it will eat threw the tape but not the boat its from oringes
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Old 12-13-2009, 11:04 AM
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Old 12-13-2009, 11:09 AM
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aumsdh, freakin sweeeet. Awesome idea and pictures. A+++++++++
Can you provide us with some more pictures of your ramp boat and how you built it?
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Box it up . I'll pay shp'g.
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My HC order is in Utah. Creek is frozen. In fact the ice is rising. Here I go again. Last yr I spent Xmas fighting flood water. All the water in the pic is supposed to be on the other side of the trees .. lol
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