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Re: Electric newbie

by deestingray <deestingray.3a7iy9@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 29, 2008 at 08:05 PM

Mate,

If you are considering the mono then I personally think that is a great
place to start.
They are heaps of fun if you get them set up correctly with the COG
etc.
Are you planning on building one? If so, I highly recommend the Wild
Thing that is available in the plans section of this site.  What I did
with mine was get the 48 inch plans in the CAD format, took them to a
print shop and asked to have them resized down to 26 inches hull length
and put on 1 piece of paper.  Built it from 2mm ply and 3mm balsa
planked with walnut and white ramin.  I run an el cheapo 540 brushless
motor/esc combo with 10 Nimh cells for around 40mph.
If you are leaning toward the RTR variety, I have read heaps of good
things on the SV27, they are brushless and in fact the power system is
popular amongst scratch builders as well.
Have a look at this thread, it has some photos of my Wild Thing.  
http://www.modelpowerboat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=354
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