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Never Replace Plastic Breakaway Screws On Your Rudder Again Sonicwake 36 - Rc Boat Rudder Mod
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- Never Replace Plastic Breakaway Screws On Your Rudder Again Sonicwake 36
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DX5 RUGGED
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Fantastic idea! Love your handiwork B, always got a creative workaround for everything. Keep it up man, loving it ❤️❤️
Very nice! I'm not a fan of the plastic breakaway screws but I bought a 25 pack of M3 and M4 plastic screws and nuts at Home Depot for a few dollars so I have a lifetime supply considering I maybe run boats once a month. I always keep them handy in my pit box whenever I go play with my boats, but I can see how this is a very useful mod. I love your "out of the box" ideas Big "B"!
bro bro bro , the boat god's have blessed us with your creativity, love it B ,,, awesome and thank you!!!!
Awesome idea , just did a rudder swap on my stealthwake 23 , from plastic to aluminum, and 95mm long a bit longer.Very satisfying doing your own work, keep up the great work .
Yea man it's rewarding, the Stelthwake is an awsome boat.. I really like the looks of the stealtwake
@@IRONCLADRC back from the lake awesome run, 2 water pickups on one coil on the engine she’s cool. Swapped the turn fins for trim tabs , what a fun boat now , 360s no problem , it’s getting iron clad , my first boat and my favourite, the M41 is nice also , should have me V1 this week, have a good one🍻
Definitely a great idea. Can't wait to see the results on this.
Looks good Big B!! Great tip.
Yessir! Great idea. I guess I got a bunch of rudders to work on 😊
Let's see how it works first then I say go for it.
Great mod man..been there and done that, but your cable tie trick allowed me to finish my day off, one time, and didnt have to go home!
That's awsome glad I could help brother.
Great Idea. you could also try cutting a stainless screw about 1/2 to 3/4 through the outer edge. Great Video Big B
Love it!!
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Nice mod bro. I have never been a fan of the break away nylon screws. This is a great option
I need to test it but I'm almost 100 % positive it's gonna work perfectly
Great idea big b!
Brother THIS IS GENIUS!! Where do you get these ideas from? I hate those nylon breakaway screws. They're expensive, the nuts never really tighten, and I've had them 'snap' on occasions without even hitting anything hard (just the water pressure).
This simple mod is awesome 👌 Thanks so much for sharing Big B. And the bonus is you get to do some file work! 😂👍
Zip ties also work instead of nylon screws
Simple genius. I wonder why the manufacturer/engineers did not think of it in the first place? Or did they honestly think everyone would keep carrying/buying their $5.00 bag of 5 plastic screws when a micro-sized zip-tie or a tied rubber band will save the day.
Great mod there Big B! I'm new to your channel here in Australia and lovin it! I just ran my first rc boat-Recoil 2 shreddy, AWSOME BOAT! Unfortunately I snapped the push rod connector bolt (the 1mm bolt which is in the black alloy arm from rudder) The rudder did kick up also. Is there a beefier option or mod for 'push rod to rudder connection assembly" ?
I used these.www.ebay.com/itm/162723856565?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=ro7lsaJmQ1O&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=yQkZS9FcQay&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY You'll need to drill out the rudder arm to accommodate the larger connector.
Zip ties also work as a replacement for nylon screws
I'd set it up so that it's tight enough to cut through the 'gator's hide, but kick back when it hits his skull. You don't want to be stuck ON the 'gator at that point..... 🙄🤣
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The new Recoil 2 already has this done, it also uses the plastic screw to prevent overtightening the bottom bolt.
I got the idea from the ose rudder and recoil 2.
I have seen tie wraps used in place of the screw.
What brand turn fins are those they look good and I would say they are more stable than the stock ones.
There actually a little big for the boat to be completely honest I'd go with a large turn fin over the xl like I have. I had to modify the mounting bracket quite a bit for fit.
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You take all the guess work out of boating for us honestly this is bye far the best R/C boating channel whether you're a rookie or looking to learn how to guru your boat and props lol. Seriously keep on keeping it real!!
Honestly I've been a nitro guy for so many year's having someone like you explaining how everything work's the way u do is awsome..
Just do what Kyosho does for their big power boats… rubber band.
I have rudders that come from the factory that way and I tried it on my Sonicwake and it didn't work, maybe because of too much speed and jumps on each lap it went backwards and I didn't want to tighten it too much so as not to hurt the transome if I hit something it works for me the 4s boats I hope it works for you
The top screw needs to be fairly tight. Lock-tite is a must. Gonna test thus evening
@@IRONCLADRC yes I know but I'm just telling you my experience and as I told you I have rudders that already come from the factory with that system and it works very well because the braket also has its trick to tighten it, good luck !!!
How did this end up working in the long term?
Great I've done this to a few boats now with no problem. Just take your time cutting the "slit" you want it tight fitting to the screw
What do i need to get to do the y mod on on cooling
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What about using a small spring? It'll automatically go back to down position.
Yes sir that would work great. Pro racers use a spring/springs in races to retract the rudder. It's gotta be a heavy duty thick spring for it to work I've seen 2 springs one on each side of the rudder. Thanks for watching
Big B do u have a video of how to mount a outboard motor?
No sir i do not, sorry
@@IRONCLADRC thanks big B I’ll continue my search
when boats running and keep cutting out and the batteries r balloon a little
I cut the rudder bracket instead.
Just use a brass screw
With my experience the brass screw breaks just as easily ad the plastic screw.