JetChopper30 mono deep v hull FRP

[leo_home]

Originally Posted by twissted

It is alot like this but bigger.
Spec.
Length: 1075mm
Width: 310mm
Height: 120mm
Weight : 2780g
Motor: 36xx size ~2200kv Brushless inrunner with a 5mm shaft (required)
ESC: 180A water cooled (required)
Drive system: 4mm

Irrelevant picture links, removed.

Payed 185.00 plus 33.00 shipping. I had to send it back because the finish was bad. I'm waiting for a new one to repace it.

Hello,

Your post is irrelevant to this thread.

[twissted]

Originally Posted by leo_home

Hello,

Your post is irrelevant to this thread.

To read the hole post.

[leo_home]

Hello All,

JetChopper30 hull is now NAMBA FE P-LIMITED MONO STRAIGHTWAY RECORD HOLDING.

NAMBA web site record: http://www.namba.com/content/records.asp?EventType=11

Happy rc boating,


Leo

[richie]

Nice work leo, plugwork is superb!! Your cnc mill is way cool... (im jealous!) To lose some weight and gain LOTS of stiffness to hull bottom, try adding a lightweight core material between the layers of glass. Balsa or polyurethane foam work really well. A layer of woven multiaxial fiberglass on the inside surface would also help a lot. Congratulations on your record!!

[leo_home]

Originally Posted by richie

Nice work leo, plugwork is superb!! Your cnc mill is way cool... (im jealous!) To lose some weight and gain LOTS of stiffness to hull bottom, try adding a lightweight core material between the layers of glass. Balsa or polyurethane foam work really well. A layer of woven multiaxial fiberglass on the inside surface would also help a lot. Congratulations on your record!!

Hello Richie,

In the early days, a few JC30 were made of 300g/m^2 mat, bottom thickness 1.4mm. Very soon later, all were made of 600g/m^2 mat, bottom and transom thickness 2mm. They are pretty strong.

Happy rc boating,


Leo