ok i have a ?. will the jeti navy esc work with this http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...?prod=grp-2337

or do i have to use the rc hydros victory 10 esc

what esc do you have there are many jeti navy esc's and 3 rc hydro esc's

the jeti navey 600 esc or the http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...od=rch-vic1032 it needs to work with a Graupner 820bb Turbo Race Motor

the 600 should work and the 10 32 will most defiantly work!.

ok kool cause im ordering parts for a tunnel build and i was gona use a diff set up but now im gona go faster
so i should get the jeti navey 600 or the Rc Hydros Victory 10-32 cell esc

Hello.
I would get the rc hydro's esc. Its far superior!

alrite cool thanx. i should order parts tonite or sometime this week.

Hey, Crazy Maxx,
I know you posted you didnt want to go brushless. Any particular reason? You could get a brushless combo running much cooler, get more run time and be able to go faster? The motors and esc are about the same price. Let us know how the build goes, I think I am going to do the same thing. One of the guys posted on another site that his Aquacraft FE Tunnel project is his most versital boat and that it runs great.

im bulding a top speed 2. electric. i dnt wana go brushles b/c the batterys are as much as the boat will cost.i am fine with running the speed of 35-40. . i dont wana be the fastes guy on my the lake but i wana be the second

The Jeti 600 will work. Its good for 60A!

I'm concerned about the GTX OB. It is very limited. I looked in to this a while ago and found threads saying people had an extremely hard time finding parts. Many people did not like the 4mm prop limitation for a high powered outboard. You will make somewhere over 700 watts on 20 cells.

If you went with a 3.5cc lower, you could still use an 800 motor. It will be far more reliable and more efficient. You can also run metal props.

Ryan

so the jeti navey will work fine?