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Old 02-10-2013, 06:51 PM
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Fastest pass was 89 mph with a $120 motor. Running 6S1P 5000 mAh ThunderPower packs and a Castle ICE240 controller. Not an airboat though....









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Old 02-11-2013, 04:01 AM
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The Zombie looks fun John. Thanks for posting the video. You have an awesome place to drive it.
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That is fast!
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I am working on converting an old fuselage to a pusher prop snow plane. First attempt with three skis was unstable due to torque thrust causing a right hand flip. Four ski conversion was better but still not quite what i had hoped for.
Currently experimenting with a thrust vector steering setup for the pusher prop. I'm using a .32 outrunner motor with a truck ESC. I seem to have enough power.
I had originally envision skis for winter use and floats for summer use....
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My thrust vector steering works! As I ramp up the motor it puts down pressure on the front skis. Do I need a little down angle on the motor to counteract this effect? I need a small amount of lift or the skis will bury themselves in loose snow.

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