Looks like a lot of fun. I live on Lake Norman, near Charlotte, NC. It's a large lake but there's no powerboat racing. I'm sort of surprised that the NASCAR folks haven't tried getting it started here, but I'm sure it's harder to profit from since there isn't a track & grandstands to generate ticket sales. I've also discovered the inflatable tunnel hulls, called Thunder Cats, here on TH-cam. They don't seem to race them here in the states, but it looks like an inexpensive & exciting form of boat racing. The courses are along the beach, so they crash & jump through the surf. Thanks for sharing your boat with us. :)
Our powerboat racing facility is a race track in Springfield OH. Feel free to visit www.championsparklake.com This year Aug 6-8 we'll be running the National Championships. $15 admission. We have camping and tailgating available. One your neighbors Steve DeSouza used to race tunnel boats and Greg Foster maintains his race boats out of NC.
Jes here in South Africa we race and build Pencil racing ducs or Inflatable. Brands as Ceaser, Infanta, Aquarius, thundercat. We have Trance Aghulas race here 750km 5days stages. 50hp Yamaha 3 cylinder 2 stroke or 50hp Tohatsu /Nissan. Check it out on youtube.
@@championsparklake1442 ironclad rc has been running an old F1 rc boat on his channel this week , its nothing short of a work of art , and has a trick cam type out drive that puts the bow down in the corners . Mind blowing for a model.I would love to bring that level to one of my models as retirement is looming, any help with drawings would push me to next level. Regards Paul Baxter
Are you referring to the driver capsule and the crash boxes? I know in the UIM they require additional padding or crash boxes around the sides of the capsules. Hoffman Race boats are looking to do a 10K Newton strength capsule instead of the crash boxes
@@kevinclark9176 the center pod, generally in what I know as a "Mod-Vp" tunnel Hull, is extremely effective for carrying varying amounts of weight without causing the hull to be "stuck" to the water.. Basically true tunnel Hull boats are very weight sensitive where as the Mod-Vp tunnel with the center pod is far better suited to different loads like any runabout, performance and just the regular ole slow one's, constantly see..
Where is this "aileron" you speak of? And how is it controlled? I ask because I am restoring a 1971 Magnum Missile tunnel hull boat, and I've always wondered about putting flight controls on it.
How is that DAC Flying for you. And is there still racing at your side? There is no more racing here in South Africa. I have Burgess hull and my dad has Seabold Bud light 2l V 6 Mercury
Things are going well in the States. We have a new permanent Powerboat Racing facility known as Champions Park Lake. We run several races a year there, which is where we filmed this.
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Looks like a lot of fun. I live on Lake Norman, near Charlotte, NC. It's a large lake but there's no powerboat racing. I'm sort of surprised that the NASCAR folks haven't tried getting it started here, but I'm sure it's harder to profit from since there isn't a track & grandstands to generate ticket sales.
I've also discovered the inflatable tunnel hulls, called Thunder Cats, here on TH-cam. They don't seem to race them here in the states, but it looks like an inexpensive & exciting form of boat racing. The courses are along the beach, so they crash & jump through the surf.
Thanks for sharing your boat with us. :)
Our powerboat racing facility is a race track in Springfield OH. Feel free to visit www.championsparklake.com This year Aug 6-8 we'll be running the National Championships. $15 admission. We have camping and tailgating available. One your neighbors Steve DeSouza used to race tunnel boats and Greg Foster maintains his race boats out of NC.
Jes here in South Africa we race and build Pencil racing ducs or Inflatable.
Brands as Ceaser, Infanta, Aquarius, thundercat.
We have Trance Aghulas race here 750km 5days stages.
50hp Yamaha 3 cylinder 2 stroke or 50hp Tohatsu /Nissan.
Check it out on youtube.
Awesome explanation !
Cool great info ! ! !
Now
I'd love to see the same about
World Jet Boats
Not sprint boats
WORLD boats
There is a 50+ mph
Difference between them
I wish they could do slalom racing 😉
Nicely done!
I’ve always wanted to see the what the hull was like on these! Great video and awesome info! I just want one I can fish from now lol
Think about the casting space on the side of one of those!
Yeah, they actually make those.
I own two. (a 14.5ft, and an 18.5ft)
Amazing Saltwater Flats fishing boats, bare none.
I love tunnel races awesome
Classy looking hull , would make a super semi scale RC racer. Any chance of length and width, i could scale the rest off video ? Regards Paul
Length is around 17ft and width is less than 7 ft. Some folks have some CAD drawings of the boat that you could probably work off of.
@@championsparklake1442 ironclad rc has been running an old F1 rc boat on his channel this week , its nothing short of a work of art , and has a trick cam type out drive that puts the bow down in the corners . Mind blowing for a model.I would love to bring that level to one of my models as retirement is looming, any help with drawings would push me to next level. Regards Paul Baxter
Amazing boats! The high of the engine/prop can be adjusted when runing or is adjusted before the race?
When running
We have a mutual friend from carelton michigan. I been collecting your racing pictures
I’d be interested in you discussing the center pod. I know in the consumer market there is debate on having it or not.
Are you referring to the driver capsule and the crash boxes? I know in the UIM they require additional padding or crash boxes around the sides of the capsules. Hoffman Race boats are looking to do a 10K Newton strength capsule instead of the crash boxes
@@championsparklake1442 underside. The “middle sponson”
@@kevinclark9176 the center pod, generally in what I know as a "Mod-Vp" tunnel Hull, is extremely effective for carrying varying amounts of weight without causing the hull to be "stuck" to the water..
Basically true tunnel Hull boats are very weight sensitive where as the Mod-Vp tunnel with the center pod is far better suited to different loads like any runabout, performance and just the regular ole slow one's, constantly see..
Isnt it like an elevator on an airplane, not ailerons?
Where is this "aileron" you speak of? And how is it controlled? I ask because I am restoring a 1971 Magnum Missile tunnel hull boat, and I've always wondered about putting flight controls on it.
I think he is confusing aileron with elevator of a plane, as in the trim of the motor acting like an elevator.
@@mjodr Yes, he's thinking of elevator, not aileron. An aircraft's ailerons control roll, not pitch.
How is that DAC Flying for you.
And is there still racing at your side?
There is no more racing here in South Africa.
I have Burgess hull and my dad has Seabold Bud light
2l V 6 Mercury
Things are going well in the States. We have a new permanent Powerboat Racing facility known as Champions Park Lake. We run several races a year there, which is where we filmed this.
Nice! Keep those babies wet , and just be king of the lake somewhere!...lol my race boat is in my picture...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 🤠
@Andre Kemp, that tunnel in your avatar pic is FLYING!! AWESOME picture!! 👍🙏🙏
@@BabyCharlotteschannel Thanks. I was 16 yaers old fly that F1 Burges on the Vaal rivier South Africa 2007.
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