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Old 09-03-2006, 11:30 AM
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well run it again close to shore ( so if it stops u can get it ) and keep a eye on it and watch it when u run it.
but 9 cells isnt that much at all especaly for a 400 size motor !
it should work
btw do u have a strait shaft for a flexshaft ?
Old 09-03-2006, 11:47 AM
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joccee, check the shaft. Your theory sounds correct.
Old 09-03-2006, 12:58 PM
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Eyekandy - I always run it with a real boat naerby or from a real boat so I dont have to worry about things like how to get it back to land if it stops Thats one of the benefits of going to a school with boats as the main teaching aid
I have a flexshaft.

Grk65 - I will just run it without reverse so that the shat doesn't get pulled out.
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Did some changes to my prop today. Cut, sharpened and polished. And i added the boat name and manufacterer to my boat stand.
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Old 09-05-2006, 06:21 PM
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Your heat problem may come from the sudden forward and reverse actions. I think maybe a thrust bearing between the motor case and the coupler and one between the drivedog and the strut.

The reason you have a shift in the cable of 2mm (actually the motor) is because the motor has that much play in the rotor. This is not only hard on the driveline, it's hard on the motor bearings. Those bearings aren't designed to take side thrust.

Even though it is fun to do those tricks, heat and quick wear will result.

Is it a solid shaft or is it a flex shaft? I was to believe it is a flex shaft but never seen one of those boats yet.
Old 09-06-2006, 05:55 AM
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Its a flexshaft and I will not run it with reverse anymore so i think my problem is solved

and i do have a thrust bearing but when I use the reverse the flex cable gets pulled out a bit so when I then go foreward the thrustbearing doesn't help.

Thanks for all the help!
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make sure there is tension on your flexcable, not to much , but not to little
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I have no idee of what wnt wrong but today I killed my flexshaft.. I'll let the pic do the rest of the talk
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Old 09-08-2006, 10:22 AM
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That can be caused by a few things. Flex shaft not rated for the amount of torque you are putting on it. Like too powerfull of a motor or over propping or friction.
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the collet might not be tight , and thre isnt enof tension on it so it buckles
use grease, and make sure you have the teflon liner in there , and put tension on the shaft !
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got a new foki kit cuz the old hull got sacrificed to a new project....but hte new foki is almost an exakt copy of the old one...will get som pics later
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hi i just got my micro mogli going there fast. have any of use guys found air bubbles in the resin i was puting my stickers on and i put a hole in the side of my boat with my finger nail found to more on the same side thay are about 1 inch long by about 2 mm wide. am i the only one ?
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