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@@artpeck9272 no I don’t have a video of that process. This is something I did along time ago. Pretty straightforward as you cut out the pan. Along the opening then clean up the inside using sandpaper getting the hull for the inlay material. Then mounting the hardware and electronics.

@@mad_lizard that’s what I figured. I’m thinking I’d need to leave a little of a flange … 1/4” ? …. To support the hatch. What about floatation in the forward sponsons? The 1 layer of carbon or would do 2?

@@artpeck9272 at least leave a half inch for the hatch give you a little extra to work with for the hatch. One layer of the fiber is just fine. That’s what I did. 3k fiber

@@mad_lizard Thanks for the advice! Shop season is just around the corner. First a better rescue boat, then dig in the MC. Thanks again! BG4L!

@@Mindcoach1on1 yes I did. The XlX2 uses 8mm connectors as the 160amp esc has 6.5 mm bullets

@@BrianCarguy-po9hw thank you and I’m actually out of Washington state on the West Coast

@@IRONCLADRC I agree it’s right on the edge of blowing over the faster this boat goes. More tuning I think can help that. Similar to the sonic 36 when that thing came out and look at it a couple years now all the different option parts and people are getting the speed off of. This is just the beginning. Wanting to say thank you to you because you’re the one that really started it with some of the propeller choices and I’m continuing on the work. Thank you. BG4L

@mad_lizard i love what your doing! Keep at it brother. I was thinking that the motor was around 5000w + seeing the data was confirmation 👍

@@asiringoringo1 I would agree as well as a good enough set up. Quick and low temperatures. I set my self up for a challenge of the 65 mark to hit for my personal best. Unknown territory of what this boat can do. With the amperage and motor temperatures of where they’re at right now, I think there’s a little bit more in this set up that can go. One more propeller on the way for one more shot. 🙏.

@@PhilipLansdown to each of us, it’s our our own to what we like to do with the boat everyone’s gonna be different to bashing to going fast. Really doesn’t matter and what counts is having fun. Enjoying the hobby to me, that’s what matters and any people I can help along the way I will.

@@ProBoatMan wow that’s crazy with the back order like that. Blackjack is definitely a good boat and a holiday sales are perfect to get you one of these supersonics. Horizon hobby is actually saying in stock online. That’s where I actually ordered mine through. www.horizonhobby.com/product/super-sonicwake-48-8s-self-righting-brushless-deep-v-rtr/PRB08052.html

@@cyberlife514 x450 is way to big of a prop. The stock prop size I believe is 4215 prop. X450 is a 50 mm diameter prop. It’s too big for the boat. You would want to try a Octura x445 or a Abc 1717-45-17 prop

@@mad_lizard thanks alot. And how about for cavitation?? What should i do if i wNna use the stock props ?

@@cyberlife514 the ABC 1717 will cavitate upon takeoff, but once on plane it will be fast. Should be a 70 mph prop. X445 will have no cavitation grate for takeoff as fast as 1717, but it should get you in the 60s

@@MrMad2424 thank you brother. Exciting to reach a new PB and I’m gonna go out one more time to see if I can push a little faster. I Gotta push to see if I can contend with you. 😂😂.

@@asiringoringo1 No I’m running a different propeller. The Dasbota propeller is still the fastest prop for the boat.

@@mad_lizard how big the batteries did you run ?

@@asiringoringo1 8200 SMC lipos is what I was running in that video

@@mad_lizard what size prop did you used ?

@@peteroosterhoff8850 that might be part of it and may happen, it’s different type of racing of what I’m after. I’m also a member of a boat club as well. Racing for three seasons now. so I’m trying something new and different and see what happens. Gas Will be a new animal for me and something to add to my collection. I will still race electric and have the one gas boat.

@peteroosterhoff8850 I'm only getting one. The main idea is to meet like minded people and have some fun competing with one another.

@@RDM3DLAB Same feeling here the people you meet and racing and competition with others is a blast. You make lots of new friends.

@@mad_lizard i understand what your saying. The guys off that club run quite often too, so that was my first goal to check it out and see if it maybe was something to buy too. But besides the "wrenching" also found out the two don't really mix together (electric mono2 with these huge boats), so i decided to let it for what it is and run mostly myself. But racing (or running with multiple guys) is cooler, that's for sure....

@@billmalvey4746 that is true with the longer runtime, which is nice. I’m looking forward to something new and out of my normal.

@@MrMad2424 Thanks, I may have to look into it on the Rudder as my turning seems to have a weird feel. Few more changes and hit this again. Gotta catch you brother. lol

@@IRONCLADRC yes it definitely did, originally unsure how to set up would work but it seemed to pull very well. Gone back to my set up and making a couple changes for one more try at this BG4L

It’s a modified ABC 2115 prop

@@mad_lizard 2115 or 2116 I’m not seeing the 15

@@mcsbikelife3829 2115 is what’s on it. 2116 have not ran that propeller.

@@mad_lizard I think I found it !!!! 2115 2 blade abc prop at bonzi has one !!! I’m gonna have them sharpen and balance as I’m still learning. Thanks for your help!!!!

Thank you brother!

Turn the shaft how? And why? What shaft, the balancer shaft? "It" will be unbalanced, what is it? The balancer shaft or the prop? Assuming you mean turning an unbalance prop shaft a quarter turn by hand, that wouldn't add nor remove any material from the prop, so the prop would remain unchanged and remain balanced, Right? Assuming you mean an unbalanced shaft, it just remains unbalanced, it can't be unbalanced "again". If "it" is the prop, how would a turned shaft have added or removed copper from the prop? 20 mins later of study and I can't understand your comment, but I wish to understand.

@@paintendaveextremecollisio8057 you’re welcome and happy to hear we found it informative.

I have gotten 52mph so far , definitely following. Thanks for posting 👍

@@Mindcoach1on1 the last video clip I had the SMC 8200 150c lipos. I’m sure in time I’ll get it to go faster. Working on the tune on the tune and getting the boat to run smooth on the water.

@@asiringoringo1 2nd run was a Octura 1455 3 blade prop. 3 run is a Abc propeller witch I’ll disclose soon. As I’m still working on tuning of that propller

@@mad_lizard thank you , when re you gonna design the new for it stinger ?

@@asiringoringo1 coming soon as right now I’m getting a feel for the boat and what it wants and needs. Upgraded trim tabs are a must! That was the first thing I did to this boat. To get rid of being so dry when running. Now it run nice a smooth

@@mad_lizardare you going to be selling the upgrade trim tabs ? Thanks

@@paintendaveextremecollisio8057 possibility here soon once I get a good size on the length established. This video I was testing a 3 inch long trim tab. Then going to retest with going with a 2.5 inch long tabs. Seeing what the differences. 1/2 inch long then stock. So far seeing a big improvement.

@@schoenmakerijjohnmoes1846 so far it’s been said the ABC 2115 2 blade has been a good propeller for the boat

@@mad_lizard thx 👍🏻👍🏻

@@scaleworksRC she’s a big boat and handled some of the waves quite well. She definitely does need some more room.

@@MrMad2424 yes buddy! Working it to get that 60 mark.