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rivarama
HI thanks for your interest, Yes I used brushless outrunners on an aluminium mount. I used Hobby King water cooled ESC's using two separate inlets with two seperate outlets. The ESC's have four nipples so the water run is thus: in through t …
by sharpy1071 · 13 years ago
3 Apr 2014
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rivarama
… gling to get it to perform properly so am considering going brushless. I see you have used outrunners in yours. Do your motors get hot after a good run? Do you have any cooling on the motor mounts? Cheers Ian
by boatmadman · 13 years ago
3 Apr 2014
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skI jet
hI all this my jet skI fitted with a brushless motor 2700kv with a seaking 125amp e,s,c goes really well running 14.8volt lipo tops 32mph I have two and they are both great fun
by smasher · 13 years ago
27 Mar 2014
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(Pleasure Craft) Katie
… go (March 2014). Since then she has been fitted with a 750k brushless motor that makes her very fast for a quite heavy boat. The ESC was non reversable but have now found an inexpensive 70amp reversable one, this runs for much longer than t …
by HoweGY177 · 13 years ago
23 Mar 2014
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Dumas Chris craft barrel back 28 1/2"
… hat one. Going on hold soon so will be a while before I try brushless.
by Derek · 13 years ago
15 Mar 2014
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sea queen 48inch help with motor please
… on by any means. For the prices quoted you could convert to Brushless and LiPo with charger.
by Dave M · 13 years ago
25 Feb 2014
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sea queen 48inch help with motor please
hi building a 48 Inch sea queen but don't really want to go brushless any Ideas on a motor ? Its fitted with a 65mm 3 blade brass prop Is this too big ? I will be running It on 12v some people say torpedo 850 some say a torpedo 800 any Idea …
by daveo · 13 years ago
25 Feb 2014
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MabuchI RE280 alternative.
… the MabuchI RE-280 motor. I would like to replace It with a brushless motor. Can anyonr reccomend a suitable replacement. I have experience In model aircraft but this Is my first boat. Regards Pete
by pete-c · 13 years ago
21 Feb 2014
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AEROKITS 46" FIREBOAT....A TROUBLED PROJECT
… afts on the Fireboat, did use 4mm shaft in a Mantis and the brushless motor shook the thing to bits. So its 5mm shafts from now on. Mike
by Flying-Flea · 13 years ago
12 Feb 2014
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Catchalot
… s good for a beginner ! I have quite a lot of experience of brushless outrunners In my aircraft, but have no Idea what motor/prop/LiPo set-up to use... So all advice would be appreciated, as due to noise considerations electrics would be pr …
by ChrisJ · 13 years ago
12 Feb 2014
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AEROKITS 46" FIREBOAT....A TROUBLED PROJECT
Next came the power train, this is 2 800watt brushless motors, mounted on watercooled motormounts, 2 x 60amp Seaking ESC's. it was decided that fitting the prop shafts, motors, rudders would be easier before the side skins were fitted...thi …
by Flying-Flea · 13 years ago
11 Feb 2014
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RAF Crash Tender 46in
I agree brushless give excellent results and will outperform brushed motors any day, provided they are set up correctly. Power hungry was possibly a poor use of words. My point was that brushless electronics can and do draw very heavy curre …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
11 Feb 2014
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RAF Crash Tender 46in
I have to disagree when you say that brushless motors are power hungry I have one more boat on a brushless and get a longer run than with brush motors a lot of members in our club use brushless with good results
by michael1 · 13 years ago
11 Feb 2014
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RAF Crash Tender 46in
… case as the model will be stationary and drawing max amps. Brushless motors are power hungry and for max performance work best with LiPo's. ideally the ESC should have a max rating greater (50%) than the max motor current. Unlike brushed E …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
10 Feb 2014
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RAF Crash Tender 46in
… on fire as it was driven by a petrol engine in now has twin brushless motors with 45mm props but going to put 50mm props on when they come as it needs a little bit more speed Built from a set of plans this my first go at this as I build fro …
by michael1 · 13 years ago
10 Feb 2014
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Sea Queen
… naged to remove all the old coats of paint. As I am using a brushless motor and Lipo battery there is ample space and I intend to complete the cockpit detail. I see yours is quite open, did you resource a particular style? I can't seem to f …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
7 Feb 2014
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Sea Queen
Which Brushless motor should I use?
by randhbarker · 13 years ago
31 Jan 2014
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Advice needed
… bit more information is needed damon, what boat, brushed or brushless motor, batteries, etcetera. Then we can have a go at blowing your boat your boat up for you Alan
by AlanP · 13 years ago
29 Jan 2014
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46 Inch RAF Crash Tender
… ck kit. Close to maiden voyage now when I can test the twin brushless motors.
by raj002 · 13 years ago
27 Jan 2014
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river patrol boat
… x was made to hold the running gear it will be powered by a brushless airplane motor & 11.1v lipo battery I will post more pictures as it progresses
by Northumbrian · 13 years ago
23 Jan 2014
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Twin Electric Set Up for Marx Chris Craft Constellation
Am thinking of using brushless in a new build so info is very useful Thanks
by Deswelham · 13 years ago
18 Jan 2014
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Type23 frigate H.M.S.Iron Duke
… ing gear also from fleetscale and will be fitting a pair of brushless motors. These will run off of a 12 volt system, which will also run all the lights on the vessel.
by bassman · 13 years ago
8 Jan 2014
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… useful site explaining all about Kv =Turns of wire on these Brushless motors. www.ateamboatyard.co.uk/understanding-brushless-motors/ Zippy
by zippy · 13 years ago
6 Jan 2014
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
Hi, I'm trying to sort out the correct Brushless Outrunner for my new build but I don't know a lot about them , Please can anyone help me with this as It would be much appreciated , I would like to run on 7.2v NiMH with a Mtronik 30 or 50 G …
by zippy · 13 years ago
6 Jan 2014
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… last met two years ago at a fireboat funday, and discussed brushless applications at length. I currently have a turnigy T600 outrunner, 800kv, in my 3 footer. Last time you saw this boat it was a 700bb turbo brushed set up, 2 x 9.6v nimhs …
by pmdevlin · 13 years ago
5 Jan 2014
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… t the cost of extra weight so its a bit of a balancing act. Brushless motors like to run at high revs so avoid using too big or coarse a prop. The fast racing type 2 blade props will place too heavy a load for your purpose. Ideally you shou …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
5 Jan 2014
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… o go to a web site called Giant Shark that is were I get my brushless motors from you will need special speed controllers for brushless motors hope this helps
by michael1 · 13 years ago
5 Jan 2014
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
HI Zippy, I have no experience of the Mtonics for brushless motors, so I can't comment. I suggest that you decide on a motor first, find out the amps it will pull and then match a speed controller to it. I think there are people on here tha …
by AlanP · 13 years ago
4 Jan 2014

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