Beautiful! I’m so excited to get mine, I purchased the standard carbon fiber version. I’m really new to RC and have been reading as much as I can on it, I know I should replace the shafts to a one piece right away, then get new props? I still haven’t purchased a radio, servo, or batteries...can someone please throw some recommendations? Oh also, has anyone installed any hatch latches to secure the hatch down, I know they sell them but I have no idea about them. Sorry for all the questions!
Nice video. I don't know why I'm getting so much crap elsewhere when I tell people I run my boat just how you do which is pretty much passing and some speed runs. That's exactly how I want to run my boat so I'm going to keep doing so A question I do have for you though is do these escs have a cut-off point where they cut power to the motors while still leaving enough juice in the batteries to get you back to shore. This is what my proboat does and I actually like the way it works but I haven't experienced this with the Zonda yet so I'm worried it's just going to die in the middle of the lake and I'll have to go get it
Have you tried the flycolor esc's? I am swapping my seaking esc for flycolor just because I was told they have a tendency to blow up. I know from personal experience that the flycolor will shut down before it blows.. It may not work properly after but mine cut out before it caught fire at least. And they are cheap!
That esc says Seaking, but it's not made by Hobbywing. Looks like a Knockoff. Materials and parts used in knockoffs are less quality. Hobbywing brand should be on top of the esc and the side decals should be blue. Beautiful Zonda. Great cat. The new esc's you installed are Hobbywing brand. Those are monsters, plus 180a are a must with a boat this size and weight.
Thank you, one ESC exploded and caught fire, and almost all of the electronics broke. I think i overloaded the electronics for 3 years. TFL recommended only 5S Lipo for warranty. I used 6S Lipo since the beginning, with everything stock.
@@keithgehrke3588 yea made in China, I take all my boats apart and reassemble, there are always loose or missing screws or something, I think tfl spin theirs outward ,I like to spin mine in,which requires switching shafts and collets
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Probably the best boat ever made . ANYTHING TFL is great quality.
FANTASTIC! that thing is tuned to perfection. WOW! Best zonda vid I've seen yet.
Damn, she looks nicely planted!
Man that thing's a beast
Super fast 🔥
Beautiful! I’m so excited to get mine, I purchased the standard carbon fiber version.
I’m really new to RC and have been reading as much as I can on it, I know I should replace the shafts to a one piece right away, then get new props? I still haven’t purchased a radio, servo, or batteries...can someone please throw some recommendations? Oh also, has anyone installed any hatch latches to secure the hatch down, I know they sell them but I have no idea about them.
Sorry for all the questions!
Nice video. I don't know why I'm getting so much crap elsewhere when I tell people I run my boat just how you do which is pretty much passing and some speed runs. That's exactly how I want to run my boat so I'm going to keep doing so
A question I do have for you though is do these escs have a cut-off point where they cut power to the motors while still leaving enough juice in the batteries to get you back to shore. This is what my proboat does and I actually like the way it works but I haven't experienced this with the Zonda yet so I'm worried it's just going to die in the middle of the lake and I'll have to go get it
well done enjoy
very good
Looks real good on the water. Have you had good luck with it? Do you recommend? Iam looking into buying the super duty version. Thx
What a Beast
Have you tried the flycolor esc's? I am swapping my seaking esc for flycolor just because I was told they have a tendency to blow up. I know from personal experience that the flycolor will shut down before it blows.. It may not work properly after but mine cut out before it caught fire at least. And they are cheap!
That esc says Seaking, but it's not made by Hobbywing. Looks like a Knockoff. Materials and parts used in knockoffs are less quality. Hobbywing brand should be on top of the esc and the side decals should be blue.
Beautiful Zonda. Great cat. The new esc's you installed are Hobbywing brand. Those are monsters, plus 180a are a must with a boat this size and weight.
Thanks for sharing your facts.
Have you done a speed check yet? I’m wondering how fast she is now. It’s sounds awesome
Thanks, it's fast but there's boats that's faster.
That thing rips! Are you in salt water?
Häftigt! Håller ni till i Jämtland?
Looking good. Yea, sorry to hear something happened to the boat. Did all the Electronics get busted? Any idea why it happened?
Cheers
Thank you, one ESC exploded and caught fire, and almost all of the electronics broke.
I think i overloaded the electronics for 3 years. TFL recommended only 5S Lipo for warranty. I used 6S Lipo since the beginning, with everything stock.
NorthSweden RC wonder when mine is going to explode then. Have you seen what i do to mine? 😂👍🏼
Did it take your new batteries with it?
@@EmilWilkens Luckily the batteries survived, they only got a little sooty.
NorthSweden RC did you ever pay attention to your temps ? Do you run the cooling loop with the esc’s first? :)
@@EmilWilkens Yes i do that.
$550 to fix, I'm sure a brand new bought would cost near that and probably cheaper if it came without the motors, ESC, etc?
All electronics are highly upgraded and new, a new boat would cost 1,300 $.
@@northswedenrc5260 $650 on banggood minus radio
@@surfside75 - It's not the same electronics and motors in my boat. Mine is not the standard one.
Surely! 🏁🏁🏁🏁👍🏼👌🏼😌
Är du nöjd med din zonda? Jag är sugen på en sån.
I had the same issue, followed the instructions and they had the cable/prop rotation wrong, TFL did replace all hardware and electronics at no charge.
Wrong?depends which way you want to spin em,in or out ,
@@daviduruski7848 the manual had the cable direct one way and the props the other causing the cables to unwind.
@@keithgehrke3588 yea made in China, I take all my boats apart and reassemble, there are always loose or missing screws or something, I think tfl spin theirs outward ,I like to spin mine in,which requires switching shafts and collets
What run time would you get on 6000 mah batteries?
I use them for 7-8 minutes, but if you're not pushing the boats power to its limit it'll be around for 9-10 minutes.
Do you think 4082's are too big for the Zonda?
I don't think they're too big.
HALLO ,this is,my .Dreams boat.But ,mommy .hi
hi! this Stock motor?
No, this is an bigger motor.
Looks super heavy in the rear 🤷
Well, that's the balance a Catamaran wants.
Compare it to a real one if you're interested. 👍