TFL Zonda going 141kph/87mph - First run 2022
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- First outing in a long time with the Zonda, starting out with some ABC 1816 props, which always goes well. Stay tuned for more speed runs this season! 2022 is going to be fast!!!
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Specs for the TFL Zonda aka Superleggera:
Motor: Twin SSS 3674 2075KV
ESC: Twin Hobbywing Seaking 120A
Servo: Savox SW-1210
UBEC: Hobbywing 10/20A
Batteries: CNHL 4000mAh 6S
Prop: 1816 ABC
Drive line: TFL One-Piece
Reciever: Flysky/Turnigy FS-IA6B
Additionals: Fully custom carbon fibre inlay with fibre glass reinforced hatch, custom paintjob and blue Lamborghini theme, modified cap packs and additional floatation
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Transmitter:
Flysky Noble NB4
Charger:
ISDT T6 lite
GPS:
Garmin Forerunner 230
Garmin Forerunner 101
Garmin VivoActive
SkyRC GSM020
Camera:
GoPro Hero 10 Black Edition
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Music by: LiQWYD - We Got Something + Waves
Thanks to my sponsors:
- CNHL - China Hobby Line - bit.ly/2Z3bnwm
- iFlight - www.iflight-rc...
- TCS Micro Pumps - micropumps.co.uk
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Verified - ARTR / Catamaran Class 2022
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You should start longer down the way. You didnt hold long enough . There is more speed to get b4 making changes.
No doubt my man! This was basically just an initial test, to see if the boat performes after nearly two years since going over 100kph. :P
@@EmilWilkensRC ok good. Yea take your time. I'm in fb jail for 6 days because of something I said. Lol so I've gotta lay low. Yesterday was a perfect day for a full speed run w my 114 but I wasnt prepared so instead I just played around w it which was fun. If this evening is as good as yesterday, I may try
Do it man! This boat should hit 100+ again this year.
@@EmilWilkensRC oh easily it will. It's ready to go. Just add gps and send it
Goals for 2022 , 2 boats hitting 100+
You need a bigger lake, it’s nowhere near at top rpms
No doubt! :) Thanks - will go to a bigger lake soon
Please tell me how to you RUN your PROPS- ( Rotating Inboard of Outboard) ? Love your boat
It dosen’t really matter. But i do inward. So left prop rotation is CW and right prop rotation is CCW.
That water looks awesome, its great that you have access to such a place.
We sure feel blessed to have permission at these places!
..Thought you fell asleep for the season. Welcome back.
Lol! Thanks :P
Great looking boat and run! 😎
Thank you very much!!!
Nice! 45 props?
Plus. Wonder what receiver you use with the nb4.
ABC 1816 sir :) reciever is the FGr4 . Thanks
@@EmilWilkensRC thanks. I just changed over to an noble nb4 this winter and went for my boat and crawler for the 8ch with antenna. You dont have any signal issue?
Not sure it reaches as far as my Old GT5 from flysky. But im happy for the additional features and telemetri for when i do racing especially.
Nice run, Are you still running the ABC 1816 props, or did you find something FASTER? Keep up the FUN ! :-))
Thanks man! I sure do, one of my favorites
Hello Mr. Wilkins, I see you brought an old friend out for an absolutely enjoyable run. Great work as usual.
Thank you so much Osei!!! Really appreaciated
I have the same prop on my zip kits 33 fe and can’t get that kind of speed I have only achieved 78 mph and it’s running a 5 amp 100 c 6s lipo that gets to 55 Celsius.
I am using a 200 amp ztw seal esc it’s quite heavy as is the TP 4060 brushless motor 1650 kv.
Mine is 7.7 pounds though.
How heavy is your zonda?
I do run my boat a lot harder and longer including oval runs though.
A 1917 abc cleaver only got 1.7 more MPH.
And way hotter
These Zonda’s are impressive and using only 120 amp EEC’s and cheap SSS motors and only 4000 mah lipo’s.
So efficient
My zonda is about 6kg wet.
I have actually been at 94mph with this excat set on a longer run.
If you have been running 1917 and you rig got hot, its most likely due to the boat running more wet (sitting lower in the water), or the prop needing to be sharpened. I have run 1917 with very good numbers on my zonda as well.
Its all about finding the balance between speed and stability. CG means more than you might Think.
Cheers
@@EmilWilkensRC thanks for your great reply.
I have sharpened and balanced the prop and have followed the zipkits instructions on the 33fe to the letter I have weighed the total weight and the back weight and the front as well the CG is right on spec.
Wow 94 MPH that is just fantastic.
I am considering going away from the TP motor to possibly a Steve Neu with a higher KV a guy on TH-cam is running a 33FE with a Neu 4068 2075 kv with an 1816 abc cleaver and just a flycolor 150 esc and he’s just shy of 90 MPH but the motor is seriously expensive.
Can you please show how to get these two propshafts out .
Remove the big thread nut on the hollowshaft part of the drive closest to the transom. Then you can unscrew the support and remove.
I use one piece flex shafts, much easier.