Choosing a RC Boat..
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I just cancled my oredered RC Boat so im looking for another boat. I was really into the Miss Budwiser 1/8 scale. But I also like to deep V's also. What bought can match me. I live in CLearwater Beach so im often using it in Saltwater and sometimes in choppy water. And Sametimes in Lakes or Ponds what would be a good boat for me this is my 2nd RC boat that im planning to buy.
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Im looking to spend $325 & Under. I'll pay good money but it has to be a good boat. How about the Traxxas Nitro RTR is that any good? It sounds good with a back up electric motor. But the price is 349.99.
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If you want a 1/8th scale Miss Budweiser so bad, build it yourself. Get a set of plans from Newton Marine, a .65 to .67 nitro motor, a two channel radio with a 100+ inch-ounce torque servo for the rudder, and go to it. You will be looking at about the same cost as the Pro Boat Bud, but it will be a much better boat, with the cost spread over a longer time frame. Throw in some Aeromarine running gear and some decals from Pacific Graphics and you will have your boat. Just a thought
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