CoG
04-27-2008, 12:45 AM
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RE: CoG
What I have heard is the CoG should be about one third (33%) of the hulls length. measured from the transom.
So using this as a guide a 33% of a 25" hull is 8.25".
This is a good starting point and should be checked with all of the hardware -
motor,esc,batteries-etc in place.
Hope this helps.
Edit' Iv'e been reading that 30-33% is the range that most folks are using to find their CoG. Mabye start with 30% and work from there.
So using this as a guide a 33% of a 25" hull is 8.25".
This is a good starting point and should be checked with all of the hardware -
motor,esc,batteries-etc in place.
Hope this helps.
Edit' Iv'e been reading that 30-33% is the range that most folks are using to find their CoG. Mabye start with 30% and work from there.
