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Motor rotation. In full size boats the engines rotate clockwise which causes the right side sponson to lift, so by turning left they hold the right sponson down. In RC's the motors rotate counterclockwise which tends to lift the left sponson and so... We turn right. The real question should be, why do RC engine manufacturers build counterclockwise rotation motors?!
Thanks Edgar, The first two races have been cancelled and we don't know yet about the rest of the season. Best thing to do is follow our website and Facebook page; www.rcunlimiteds.com m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=102604076461718&ref=content_filter
Question. I have a glow 1/8th scale Miller American hydro. It weighs in at 17 pounds. That just seems way to heavy, or is it just me. (It is about 25 years old)
It's heavy by today's standards, but that doesn't mean it wouldn't necessarily compete reasonably well. My boats are generally around 10.5 - 11 lbs, but 13 -15 lb boats are common and run well
Scott, you are a master builder. Thanks for sharing what you know
Thanks Joe!
Oh what a great club attitude from Mr red shirt there, dbag. Great vid guy thanks👍
He's a good guy... I think he just didn't hear me. Thanks for watchin'!
How do i get ahold of the boat shop 18103568716
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Thank you Scott, for these pit tours..
Thanks Scotty!! Great as always..
Absolutely love this video, more more!
Awesome. I love these brother.
Keep up the great work 👍
Why do RC boats go around the course clockwise when the full size boats go counter-clockwise?
Motor rotation. In full size boats the engines rotate clockwise which causes the right side sponson to lift, so by turning left they hold the right sponson down. In RC's the motors rotate counterclockwise which tends to lift the left sponson and so... We turn right. The real question should be, why do RC engine manufacturers build counterclockwise rotation motors?!
@@M5PerfHydros Thanks for the answer. Now I'm curious as to why the RC engines builders do what they do.
Nice videos! I’m from Kent, WA. I Would like to join you guys at the next meet! Where is the location?
Thanks Edgar,
The first two races have been cancelled and we don't know yet about the rest of the season. Best thing to do is follow our website and Facebook page;
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Where's my buddy Russ Nachweich?
You'll have to ask him! Haven't seen him at a race in a long time
Question.
I have a glow 1/8th scale Miller American hydro. It weighs in at 17 pounds. That just seems way to heavy, or is it just me.
(It is about 25 years old)
It's heavy by today's standards, but that doesn't mean it wouldn't necessarily compete reasonably well. My boats are generally around 10.5 - 11 lbs, but 13 -15 lb boats are common and run well
Ok, thank you.
were caN I GET ONE
All it takes is $$ !
Wish have a give away
You can build one!