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Old 12-25-2009, 09:01 PM
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my first run at hydroplane an E-REVO
its on youtube titled
FIRST E-REVO DRIVING ON WATER RC HYDROPLANE



I need alot more torque and rpm
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anyone tried to hydroplane more than 30 feet
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anyone tried to hydroplane with the the losi wedges LOSB7203
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxnG0cYs-4s

That was unreal at ~1:10 when it sank completely out of sight and just kept going...
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is it brushless?
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No, 12v Dewalt drill motor on 5S lipo - says right at the end of the clip. But its still a little surprising to see it completely sink and go out of sight and sit there as he runs over to it and pulls it out, puts it back down and then drives it away.

I figured that'd be it!

I stay completely away from water -my stuff would be so gone.....
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No, 12v Dewalt drill motor on 5S lipo - says right at the end of the clip. But its still a little surprising to see it completely sink and go out of sight and sit there as he runs over to it and pulls it out, puts it back down and then drives it away.

I figured that'd be it!

I stay completely away from water -my stuff would be so gone.....
thats crazy. I have never heard of putting a drill motor in your revo. Hmmmm
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that is freakin crazy

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Originally Posted by Duster_360

That was unreal at ~1:10 when it sank completely out of sight and just kept going...
THANX
for posting the link, im new so they wont let me
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Originally Posted by snowboard094
thats crazy. I have never heard of putting a drill motor in your revo. Hmmmm
its the best low buck upgrade you can do for the E-REVO. you get monster torque and you still run the stock esc, so the whole mod is only $35-$40
and new brushes are like $4

I have a vid of it running in light snow on grass on yuotube under
E-REVO 5s DEWALT MOTOR 1ST VID

it will show you the torque it has and its geared 19/58 with HPI 5B Paddles in it
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Originally Posted by GIGAWATTS
THANX
for posting the link, im new so they wont let me
You're welcome...

It's not you, its anyone that joins til you get 10 posts.....

Here's the one you just mentioned -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meO4iOr7edw

Don't know about usingthem in RC, but os there a diff in a 12v, 14.4v, 18v and 36v Dewalt drill motors?? Does it mount up easy, or does it require a new mount?
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You're welcome...

It's not you, its anyone that joins til you get 10 posts.....

Here's the one you just mentioned -

Don't know about usingthem in RC, but os there a diff in a 12v, 14.4v, 18v and 36v Dewalt drill motors?? Does it mount up easy, or does it require a new mount?
you use the stock motor plate and egg shape the wholes about a mm and you have to use a 5mm pinion, ITS CAKE

12V (396505-20) is the best because you have to over-volt it to get the rpm's back
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Now that you can do links and pics, post a pic of yours with shell off so we can see what your setup looks like.

So what you're saying the higer voltage motors wouldn't have the rpm because there would be less overvolting?

I might be interested in trying this with an Emaxx, I'm sure tired of Titans.
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Originally Posted by Duster_360
Now that you can do links and pics, post a pic of yours with shell off so we can see what your setup looks like.

So what you're saying the higer voltage motors wouldn't have the rpm because there would be less overvolting?

I might be interested in trying this with an Emaxx, I'm sure tired of Titans.
the E-MAXX it harder to do, but can be done my buddy did it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z260VGD871A

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_9ALh3GDc8
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pic of the motor plate and truck in a min

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