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| General RC Boat Discussion Discuss RC Boats, submarines & hovercrafts in electric or nitro. |
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| 06-13-2013 08:14 AM | |
| madmachinest68 |
Re: baot battery placment question thanks ill give that a go, and let you know what happens |
| 06-13-2013 08:08 AM | |
| ezhitz |
Re: baot battery placment question As a general rule you will want to try and have cg around 30-35% of the halls length measured from the transom.So on your 26 inch hull try to balance it around 8 inches from the transom when holding the boat with 1 finger on either side of the hull. Hope this helps. |
| 06-12-2013 03:41 PM | |
| madmachinest68 |
Re: baot battery placment question i put one battery on each side stock position up front and it flipped right over on the straight away, i also have put them both one on each side and placed them within 3 inchs of the back of boat front end came up more which was good ran more stable not so easy to flip now , iam working on it, it defentaly to heavy with both batters on same side thats a big no no it seems, |
| 06-12-2013 12:44 PM | |
| baumer65 |
Re: baot battery placment question trial and error,what works for 1 doesn't always work for another.the 1 battery was in the middle of the hull?? are you putting 1 battery now in each sponson? it flipped over / end over end or flipped on it's side?in straight away or on a turn ?or did it flip backwards [got airborn]? need more info. |
| 06-08-2013 05:34 PM | |
| madmachinest68 |
baot battery placment question ok i have a 26 inch lite hawk challenger rc boat and iam now running 2 3s battery's tied in parallel so i can keep with in my 3s but double everything else right now they are one on each side of the hull and at top speed it flipped on me also it seems to be plowing a bit to , right now the stock set up for 1 battery is half way toward the front of the hull so i need to know where is the best place to put the batterty's I should also mention this boat is a Cat not a V hull |
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