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Propeller for brushless
Hi A 2 blade 32mm x 1.4 pitch would be closer to the mark. That's what my Hobbyking outboard has with a 3000kv motor, but, it's now running on 3S 2650mah. Canabus
by canabus · 9 years ago
5 Apr 2018
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Brushless Programming Cards
I have 3 or 4 programming boards from Hobbyking, and i have never thought of using one that isnt the correct one. But, having said that, the cards are now only six or seven pounds each, there seemed no sense in not buying the correct one wh …
by rolfman2000 · 9 years ago
25 Mar 2018
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Brushless Programming Cards
Hi CB90, I also have quite a few of Hobbykings esc's and they have changed quite a bit over the years, needing different programming cards, have just bought three new esc's with their own card £39.00 from HobbyKing. I try any one with all t …
by Rookysailor · 9 years ago
24 Mar 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi all, Thanks for all the advice and info, all very helpful to a newbie! i certainly will install prop shaft supports on the 5mm shaft and get the correct size motor! Thanks Again Graham
by Traiderman · 9 years ago
16 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi Graham, As DaveM says, he has worded it much better than I did. Hope it works out for you this time. Happy Boating. love to see some video of her on water once you have sorted her out.
by BOATSHED · 9 years ago
16 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi Graham You do have to support the prop shaft close to the bearings at each end. This is vital if you are to avoid a slight imbalance developing into an uncontrolled whipping and as you have experienced, damage to the shaft assembly. The …
by Dave M · 9 years ago
16 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi Graham its at each end you need support to stop any whip on shaft
by BigAlio · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
With respect Graham, A 'Keelson' is always inside the boat / ship. it is a reinforcing beam laid across the top of the keel. Nothing outside the hull. Good luck with your fitting out and much fun sailing, Cheers Doug
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
hi Dave M, well that was good info on the Lipo's i was going to put them in Parallel But certainly won't now! i will use one and then swap over when necessary as you suggest,Thanks! As far as the 500 watt motor is concerned, i have not purc …
by Traiderman · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
With you all the way down the line Dave
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
That sound better with a 5 mm shaft. But still be sure to support the shaft under the boat and if possible also under the shaft inside the boat. This way you shouldn't have any trouble with vibration though the shaft to loosen it.
by BOATSHED · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
I think you've missed the point. Everyone has said you need less wattage . Ie under 500 watts and you've picked one at 500.Something about 440/50 watts tops is what you need.Even 350 would move your boat at a more scale speed with the right …
by onetenor · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi, i have searched for a 500 watt 500kv motor and just can't find any, what company do you use for motors? at last i think i found a suitable Motor, i hope, it's a keda 36-42m 500 watt 950 kv, with a 5mm shaft and fits my new 5mm to 5mm co …
by Traiderman · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi Graham, There have probably not been any answers so far because we are most possibly speechless. If you go back and read through the comments above you will see that most of the problem has been the large overpowering of your boat (1690 …
by reilly4 · 9 years ago
15 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi all, what do we all think of the Graupner 500 ECO? it only does 7500 rpm but high torque, about 1500 watts, 14.8 volts. The say it is especially built for boats. I would like to know your thoughts on the small outrunner motor? Regards Gr …
by Traiderman · 9 years ago
11 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
The blade breaking above the hub indicates flexing of the blade for some reason.
by onetenor · 9 years ago
10 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
the "roundy" bits are just for decoration by the way! and they are brass, just painted to look like metal
by pmdevlin · 9 years ago
9 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
I was also told about cutting away the front edge for the same reason, digging in on turn's. I have found on hulls like the Vosper RAF Crash Tenders and MTB hulls they sit on the water on a turn as if they are stuck on the water no roll at …
by BOATSHED · 9 years ago
8 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
big pair of molegrips on it, and twist regarding the rudder, I use standard profile rudders, and cut them this way. The rudders are like brakes, and I was having issues on fast gradual turns the bow was coming down, almost digging in. Think …
by pmdevlin · 9 years ago
8 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi Graham I usually use the dremel to remove as much of the epoxy around the shaft, then get a big lump hammer and hit the end of the shaft to break the seal. Depending on how well you fitted the shaft it normally comes loose after a couple …
by Dave M · 9 years ago
8 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
you could use a dremel and grind some away. I have used the brute force and Tapped the shaft inwards if a few taps aren't enough then a couple of harder whacks should do the trick to loosen it. then pull it out from under the boat. it has a …
by BOATSHED · 9 years ago
8 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi all, Wow! so much info to take in, all excellent information though! How do i get the old shaft out of the boat? it's well epoxied in down nearly the whole length! Thanks again Graham
by Traiderman · 9 years ago
8 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
pmdevlin, I also see in your pictures that you have hardly any leading edge on your rudder, do you buy them like this or do you fabricate them yourself. if so then why ??
by BOATSHED · 9 years ago
8 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
The bracket Canabus showed is the same as I described they work well.
by onetenor · 9 years ago
7 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Thanks Boatshed Maybe not nuts, just a little eccentric or pedantic?
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
7 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Brilliant Haig I'll try that as well with my mini-cam and a Wattmeter such as Dave suggested.
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
7 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi Canabus, I think that's the same pdf I found Snag is - you can't upload pdf's here You have to do what I did; Snip-It into jpeg pics and upload them. BTW: attached are the dimension drawings to go with the spec. table. Graham: table show …
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
7 Feb 2018
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Too Powerful Brushless ?
Hi Graham and Haig The max current is the Max Watts divided by the Battery Voltage. Most motors reach their max efficiency at much lower value, typically about 77%. You need to take care when interpreting the data especially when the descri …
by Dave M · 9 years ago
7 Feb 2018

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