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Old 12-05-2007, 11:48 PM
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hello i'm new here and would love some input. i have a miss budweiser nitro that i want to make electric, brushless any and all input would be great! honestly i don't know the firs thing about brushless, just that they are fast and wont stall like my nitro, way out in the middle of the lake. 60mph is my goal and cost isnt a huge factor please anyone with experience please help. thanks!
Old 12-06-2007, 12:06 AM
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

That speed might be to much on that hull at 60mhp. Proboats hydros hull are cheaply made and likes to crack alot at the rear wings at the rudder area sponsons spoilers. I have three Miss buds.Also depends on what hull you got?? If you got the first gen wich has a strait shaft,that hull is realy proune to realy crack alot and thinner hull.The second gen,flex drive one has a better and thicker hull then the first gen. Your best better speeds is maybe 40- 50 mhp.
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

I switched one over but have not had a chance on the water yet as my water is all hard now till spring

8XL and 4S1P 4350 lipos
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Old 12-06-2007, 07:52 AM
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Where will you put the batteries??
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they fit nice
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

Ahh. I see!
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

thanks for the info! i have the straight shaft, so the weeker one right? that sucks, but good to know. i really like the miss bud you have pictured. what scale and where can i get one. i really like that style. does it have the openings on the sides of the cockpit? thanks again for the advice! now i need to find a 40mph set up, where do i start?
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it looks great! thanks for the help. what speeds do you expect from that setup? and what is the set up exactly, i dont speek the right lingo YET. li-po, is the batterie? 4s1p? 4 cell 1 pack? and whats the 8xl? your boat really looks good, thanks for your help!
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

I am not sure how fast it will go It will depend on which prop and how hot things get if it is working too hard but 40 MPH would be good

the motor is 8XL fiego and turns about 2000 RPM per volt applied

I have 2 lipo batteries each one is a 2S1P means 2 cells hooked together in series in the pack and then I hook another 2S1P in series
This gives me 4S1P ( around 16 volts when fully charged)

The lipos are 4350 maph at 20 C which means I can draw 4.350 amps X 20 = 87 amps

Having the batteries in 2 packs lets me put the weight on each side of the motor not all on one side if they were 4S1P in one pack
there is not enough room for a thicker pack on one side anyway

You could use one pack of 4S1P but they would have to sit on top of the motor area putting the weight up higher on the boat not down low like on mine

The esc is a hacker 77 amp
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

thank you. now more questions, please forgive me.. where do you get the 20 c(whats the 20c) to multiply by your 4.350 amps?
also your setup is 16 volts total, times 2000 rpm/volt =32,0000 max rpm? whats your run time? granted you cant hold at 32,000 rpm's the whole time.
thanks for taking the time to explain all of this to me!
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

lipo batteries have a C rating which means how much power (amps) can be pulled from them without damageing them
this should be stated on the label of the battery as a C rating

I have a newer set of 4350 with a 25C rating 4350 X 25 = 108.75 amps
my older ones 4350 with a 20C rating 4350 X 20 = 87.00 amps


any motor turning a prop will draw a certain amount of amps

put a bigger prop on and it will draw more amps because it will make it harder to turn

I only have a 77 amp esc in this boat so that is my weakest link at the moment and I will only be able to prop up as much as it will take before the esc over heats and shuts down

If I had a 120 amp esc then the batteries become the weak link

At some point the motor will be getting too hot if it is worked too hard and then it is the weakest link and so on and so on
Old 12-09-2007, 03:45 AM
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

thank you so much for taking the time to explain all of this to me! the best of luck to you and your boat!!
i will let you know how it goes, especialy since right now in my project I AM the weakest link...
Old 12-09-2007, 07:25 PM
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

If money isn't a real issue , buy another hull. You're talking a rather cheap hull that can't take high brushless power. Buy a GFK fibre glass hull instead. Lots of Budweiser hulls are made by good manufacturers like Hydro&Marine and stuff like that.

My friend has a 1/8 scale Budweiser from H&M and it flies with 5S2P lifepo cells.
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

can you give me some web site addresses so i can find a strong 1/8 scale hull? thanks for the help! what did your friend pay for his?
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Default RE: 1/12 miss bud brushless

Sure , here it is :

H&M : http://www.hydromarine.de/ and click on the hydroplane icon on the left

Model Hobby Zavarski USA : http://206.206.85.209/xtdoc/catalogu...e&store=mhzusa

Team Lindenau : http://www.team-lindenau.de/ = My own hydroplane is the Primus

Schnippie : http://www.modelltechnik-schnippkowe....php/cPath/1_7

Gundert : http://www.gundert.de/ka11.htm

This should be enough. These are all top quality hulls from top quality manufacturers. Nothing comes close to these.
And they all speak English , just drom them an email if you have questions. I'll be here aswell , no problem.

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