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thanks for vid. Did you use a pusher prop? or can you take a standard prop and run motor in reverse? flip prop around?

Motor and esc setup? is it for sale??

Tks for the class on my way to build mine for my recovery boat miss geico 36 v twin.

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🎉 cool 😎

I was there too

Wondering if I can attach that to the back of a 6 ft kayak, would need more power maybe? Only need it to go 2.5-3 mph though.

I would cover the battery and electronics but other than that nice build.

Awesome 🤙🏼 what gizmo motor is that if i may ask. Im trying to decide between the 29.5 pro mod or the 30 plus

Peut on le programmer le bxr ?

Awesome 😎

Show us the internals pls ! And how did you manage to keep the boat on the water ? ! Good job sir.

I think this would more in line with our needs,what do you think?

Cool design. My rescue boat which is built onto a set of fiberglass floats, originally had a motor from a Turbo timber using a 3 bladed 11-7 prop mounted on a very large powerful sail servo. Mine also had a 50A reversing ESC and I used a 2S 5000 mah lipo which was more than powerful enough. HOWEVER...sometimes it happen that as you are pushing the disabled plane back, a gust of wind may blow through that causes the plane to slip or rotate far enough for your open prop to easily damage the plane. This has happened to me once and luckily did very minor damage to the plane's wing. As a result, I replaced the motor/prop setup with a Freewing 90mm EDF, still mounted on the sail servo. The one BIG downside is the the EDF's 12 bladed fan has VERY poor reverse power compared to the standard prop. Forward power and speed is awesome on my 4S 5000 mah lipo. I am using a reversing fan cooled 120A ESC on the 90mm.

To rescue who for what ? I'm thinking eg. Yuneec Typhoon H series with lift capabilities of say 2lbs (maybe) able to carry one or two life jackets to a couple in the middle of the lake. I just saw a video of a 50+ yr old boater in the gulf sank, and he clung to a floating buoy till next day. The US Coast Guard shows up and being all over the Drone era they send a long range drone to inspect the buoy... he was very grateful. Re-inventing the wheel is ok, as long as you don't chop off your fingers in the process.

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What brand radio can go past 100 percent,maybe a cheaper radio with a receiver?, did receiver get put inside a balloon for waterproofing? 😆

Hello. I believe I ordered the same motor and esc as yours but the motor has a 3.5mm male plug and the esc has a 6.0mm female connector. I can’t seem to find an adapter for them. What did you use and could you provide a link please? Thanks

You picked a great place to run it. People wanting self righting capability when I figure the boat will mostly be in waters you could walk to it. Walk in ankle deep water and flip it back over. It isn't fast enough to blow over on big waters like a Traxxas Spartan.

Love the graphics, you must be the first qmd just glad you didn't use same yellow tp plan to if we ever get them in the uk, cool looking bboat

How many inches of pvc do you have going up from the 45 degree that you mount the motor on? Thanks.

Hello, and great vid. How did you make the front of your pvc angle up? Thanks.

I’m just about ready to build this rig but I have just one more question please. I noticed in other rescue boat videos, the builders encased their ESCs in inner tubes pieces to water proof them and but their receiver, battery and connectors in a Tupperware container. Why did you not do anything like that on your rig? Do you think it’s a good idea to do that? Thanks

I'm building one right now. Thanks!

Hi how did u connect the esc plugs to the motor plugs.

Hello. Great video and great idea. I plan on building one. How did you attach the prop to the motor? I see some nuts in bolts in the video. Did you have to buy those separately? Also, did you screw that helicopter tray for the battery on the PVC pipe or did you just zip tie it? Thanks.

Hey... what is the setup

COOL, what Motor, Prop, and ESC did you use?

Thanks for the ideas, I made a boat very similar and it works well

Nice work, what kind of 11X5 propeller are you using CCW/CW ?

Nice job, what kind of motor and propeller are you using CCW/CW ?

did you have to drill the servo bracket to mount the motor or was it already drilled?

Question, does the prop fit the prop adapter for the flashhobby motor or did you have to make any modifications to the shaft diameter?

What an awesome idea! Simple and functional. 👍 Was the motor height a result of experimentation or was that the height required for the prop size?

How do you get the creep body to clear the esc and receiver box? doesn't look like you just pull the sides over it.

Nice review

Very dope

Fantastic build, everyonr should have a resque craft like this!

Most definitely a a great rescue rig from the way it handles..no added bulk or weight. not sure it can handle choppy water though... flipping it would not be good..thanks for explaining.

thanks for the video! Im a total newbie. I know NOTHING. I found the prop, the motor, the servo, and the flyway 150 "thing". I am having trouble selecting a RC Radi controller that will "crank 150" side to side. Can you suggest a link? Also a battery link would be great. Sorry for being ignorant to this, trying to learn. thanks!

too bad it doesn't work or else i'm sure you would have actually shown it rescuing a boat. i do like the idea a lot!

Bonjour très belle réalisation PS je voudrais bien savoir la référence ou la marque de votre hélice merci Cordialement Mr Michel

looks great but is it powerful enough to rescue a sailboat such as a DF 95?

Hi Ethan I'm have trouble finding the right prop online 11x5 thrust could you point in right direction please.

I want to build one for sailboats. Wondering if I could dual motor / prop it?

Great Job

Can I use a rc car esc the 3s blx100 is 100a

Nice work, what type of servo are you using?

What diameter pvc did you use? 1/2 seems a bit too flimsy. I say maybe 3/4 or 1"?

It would be cool to see this with a 90mm EDF. Much safer too.