aum-offshore

Hi Every body.
I'm come from Thailand.
My Boat Picture.



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Specfication
Dragon Inrunner Motor 3000 kV (480S)
ESC Dragon 60 Amp
Towerpro Servo SG91R
Composit Props X427 Resize to 19 mm

ryanwilson277

cool

eTokyoPop

First off, very nice plate! I also like the weatherstripping idea. Is that a water pick-up next to the nozzle, can we get a pic from the other side of the transom?

ryanwilson277

ok my tower order is in baltimore now and it will be here monday. and i have no idea about hibbyking but i cant wait!!!!!

llDemonll

Hopefully anyone would would be interested in this offer reads this before I order later.

http://hobbyking.com/hobbycity/store..._20C_Lipo_Pack

etokyopop and i are ordering some of these from hobbyking later today so i can have them by the time i get home from thanksgiving. if anyone else would be interested in ordering some also i would be willing to add yours to our order to save on shipping from them. let me know asap if you are interested (or i guess anything else from hobbyking) by either replying or emailing me - deivionstarx (at) gmail.com

Wheelnut

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Just to let you guys know, I have two of those exact batteries and they work great in my brushless planes

sundogz

Since you'll be running 2s, you can afford to go with the 2600's. Sdg

nomobux

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Ck your dang mail or clear me on your spamo ... emailed this am.

aum-offshore

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aum-offshore

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llDemonll

that is one super-slick boat.

any chance you have extra ride plates (whatever the piece on the bottom is called, i think it is a ride plate) that you would be willing to sell? those are amazing looking.

also, do you have a metal propeller/impeller? or is the sticker just there to support the company?

sundogz

Yep, slickest ride plate I've seen in a while. Looks store-bought. I'm curious about the motor blocks - were you getting some flex (movement) with the stock method? And it seems a shame to have something protruding beneath the hull of a jetboat (water pickup) - just something to get hung up or broken off (like a prop!). But it looks like it will get the job done to be sure. Protect that impeller with a grate/mesh and you won't need to make many more impellers. Great pics - please post videos if you can! Sdg

aum-offshore

This one is cooling Plate for Outrunner Motor

nomobux

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aumsdh
^^^ Did he edit out the pics. I missed them on his posts today. Also, what happened to rockwerks ... nothing for almost a month.

ryanwilson277

i know i hope nothing happened
last time he logged in was b4 i even got my tear into

anyway, i got the servo mounted in the old servo mount with velcro on the top and bottom. so so far so good

aum-offshore

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Translate English to Thai Language some word I,m not understand.

sundogz

1. I like the ride plate you made
2. Why the wood motor holders?
3. An intake grid will save your impeller from damage
4. Please show us some movies of your boat

Your English is better than my Thai, which reminds me of a drink (I couldn't resist). Sdg

nomobux

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Velcro might be a little sketchy for a servo ( movement ) Might be better to hard mount or hot glue.

ryanwilson277

ill get a pic later but it works very well becuase i used velcro on the top and bottom of the servo in the old servo mount

Wheelnut

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Double sided tape is what the racers use. Been there done that.

nomobux

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Sicko lurker .......................................... lol. Kinda like a peeping tom

Wheelnut

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, I'll always be in the shadows, watching, protecting and advising at least until I get one myself
Oh, and learning

nomobux

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Yup .. just another fly boy setting in the shadows .... errr wake

sundogz

I can't help but notice how some people ask lots of questions (don't want to bother with reading previous posts?), gets lots of good answers, and then do something completely different. [sm=71_71.gif] My wife has a friend that's like that. We get a kick out of it.

My observations on proper servo mounting in order of good to bad:

1. Adjustable mount secured with fasteners (pop rivets, screws, bolts/nuts etc): easy to adjust/remove/reuse
2. Same mount secured with ca, hot glue, epoxy, etc. : secure, but more difficult to remove
3. Double back foam tape - tenacious, not adjustable: have to cut it off to remove, then remove adhesive with solvent
4. Hot glue - good adhering, not adjustable: can pry off if needed: need glue gun
5. Double sided tape (carpet tape) - easy to install, adheres well: can pried off but with possible damage to servo/plastic hull
6,7,8 - yada, yada
9. Velcro - does not hold well or long - allows movement of servo: Easy to install/remove

wrangellboy

I'm going to back ryanwilson on this one. If he kept the original servo mount/clamp setup and put velcro on both the top and the bottom, I could see that holding a servo really well. It will have positive pressure from the top and bottom clamping the velcro and the servo. My guess is if the servo is big enough to fill the space well, it's not going anywhere.

Innovation happens all the time, keep your eyes open or you'll miss it.
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