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@@robbomber984 offset will counteract if the hull has any torque roll like the impulse. Only a select a few hulls exhibit that behavior. Others don’t Preferred method is dead center for proper thrust to centerline of hull. Off set is only used if hull has an issue of the rolling issues and sometimes you will get that running very big propellers to a small hull. Example 34in hull and a 55mm prop or so then would need to offset for spinning a big prop. So it all just varies down to how big the boat is and what size propeller you will run. However, center is optimal for centerline thrust

@@Jonn1969 I mostly do my own props at this time. Maybe in the future. Another source is this place where the prices are reasonable and they will also balance and sharpen as well. www.bonzisports.com/product-category/hardware-parts/propellers/

@@MrMad2424 Thank you

@@gillian9178 yes correct. It Can cause many issues to how the boat runs. The 400 grit sand is great trick to gain an increase to performance. I definitely do that trick and a graphite hydrophobic paint to the bottom as well. Trying to get anything I can from the hull reducing any surface tension and drag

@@TheS4jordan that’s no problem, right now me and MrMad2424 hold the fastest speed for 4s at 62 mph except I’m running a 120 amp esc. Of I went 6s I could make it faster. ABC 1714 prop and 6s bro should do it, Or 1814. But lately I’ve been trying to sort that bounce out of it. As that’s the only thing annoying from it.

What is FE?

@@Raven_of_DoomFe is short for fast electric.

@palehorse7377 That might be to some people but for myself, I like to try to push everything to its limits and my skill set. I have no problem holding full throttle and not lifting when running a boat, especially an ovals. This blackjack 24 is a Squirrley boat and Turning, it likes to hook. Still working out the tune on it to push it harder into the corners. I have a video further down my list. You’re more than welcome to check out. This was my contribution to Big B ironclad to the challenge. 34in black pearl Hydro was my entry and full throttle did not let up never lift with multiple laps. ruclips.net/video/bLhpFeFeuOY/видео.htmlsi=Mjwad0pk817a_Q-f

@@M14armorer in my opinion, the Seaducer boat is better and the fiberglass is thicker and it’s carbon fiber lined as well. Then it’s made out of Florida I believe and hand made so the quality control is much better. With lots of options as well. Then what I have seen of the delta boats You will have to do some reinforcing and carbon inlays to help strengthen up the hull to my opinion. Seaducer is already done Then what I have see in my local clubs delta VRs seaducer. The seaducer hull seems to run so much better over there the delta boats. Still saying that the Delta are decent boats for the price but the seaducer to me is a better step up of a boat

I have created a new mount for the esc and moves it slightly forward and mounting the new 120 amp esc to the stock post and to the carbon fiber mount. In video posted few days ago, New Changes and modifications 10 mins in I show this new way to mounting the esc. does require removing a bit of foam to make room for the 120 amp esc but does look cleaner

@@mad_lizard awesome can I order that too?

@@FEboats yes you can. I can add that in.. I do have to make some tonight as to cutting the material. These mounts and trays will go out by tomorrow.

@@mad_lizard thank you very much Ryan.

@@FEboats the Mötley Crüe is a bad ass boat. I wish they still made those. 2200 from the blackjack 24 I would think would make a good motor for it. Currently, this one is running dynamite 2000 KV as my daughter drives it right now racing. I told her when she gets a little bit better a Don huff leopard 2200kv motor and Abc 1815 we’ll go into it, making it much faster.

@@mad_lizard oh that’s awesome! When the motley crew first came out I had a leopard 2200 and hydra 240 in it. Very fast! I’ve got 2 of them one with the stock tub and one with a carbon inlay like yours. Those videos are still floating around RUclips.

@@RDM3DLAB the power lines are the only bummer side of that spot. But they don’t seem to affect range or anything with the remote. It’s a good secluded area for the most part Thank you, and yes, you’re right overtime. It will be perfected. I’m always improving stuff as time goes.

@@Mr-pm3jp good fins are hard to come by. I have a 1/10 scale turn fin custom design and had made for me even having it powder coated, in black to give a scale look. So far performance and hooking in a corner been great. Probably could scale it up to the 1/8 size. Already have scaled it up to 1/7 size for another boat. You can shoot me an email at madlizardproducts@gmail.com if you’re interested.

Definitely interested! I'd take 2 right now, maybe 3 lol. Need 1/8, but I like BIG, you think the 1/7 is too much lol? Don't need the powder coat, but the scale look is what I'm most interested in! I will be emailing you soon! Thank you!

@@RDM3DLAB currently I don’t but I can easily design and make something yes! Currently, I have the blackjack 42 is the standard size servo carbon fiber converse mount to a smaller servo.

@mad_lizard ok great! I may take you up on that. Making the conversion would reduce weight. Can I order on your website?

@@RDM3DLAB yes, at www.madlizardproducts.com. For the servo mount conversion. Then if you would like you could send me an email at madlizardproducts@gmail.com so we can talk about the ESC tray That you’re looking for.

@@RDM3DLAB Cad work can be very difficult. I still find myself pulling my hair out at times,once in a while. Lol I highly appreciate the offer and it’s very considerable as to the point when the man out exceeds my capabilities, there will be a time when looking for places of additional manufacturing and stocking of items. Everything I produce is either out of Abs, polycarbonate, carbon fiber, polycarbonate, nylon glass fiber. To ensure the greatest strength and durability of parts.

@mad_lizard wow bud thank you for that. Yes I agree it can get stressful trying to get through the learning curve. I'm retired and I'd love to be apart of what your doing. If there was any way I could help, let me know. I have grown to love this hobby and the community of great people.

@@FEboats yes and that is a good idea. I seen it like that out of the box and being very high up. However, I wanted to run it out of the box on that position to see what happens and what the boat tells me it wants Before making any bigger corrections That change is up next

@@mad_lizard I understand that. I bought a 2nd one with your color scheme to run box stock.

@@FEboats well thank you much appreciated with your comment. Yes there’s not many people left. Still making parts hard to find, This is why I got into it as to help the hobby out. For the trays yes, They are still experimental and need more beta testing before fully releasing. But if you’re interested, I can send you a set of trays to give them a try and test, any feedback would be helpful for any changes or updates or anything needed. Madlizardproducts@gmail.com You can send me an email and we can work out something.

@@mad_lizard awesome I’ll be sending you and email. Ive just got Velcro in place of the trays. Was kinda sad to remove the stock trays.

@@FEboats it is a bummer having to do that with the stock trays. I think in a stock configuration for just messing around but having more adjustability on those trays would have been nice. What inspired me to make something custom for the boat. Honestly, Velcro, I actually use that stuff on a lot of my boats, and not fumbling around with straps

@@FEboats ouch that sucks I’ve never had good luck with the stock pro boat cables. I lost a 1717 along time ago as well. Soon, I will be doing the same thing. Upgraded cable Hd version. I can see that, the tray is coming loose they seem very thin plastic. I just didn’t like how the trays are in only one position and can’t be moved around. Why to these trays. Smart upgrade the cable

I honestly thought about doing a flooded stuffing tube. My thoughts removing the rear Gromit. Install a short length. Brass tube that is the size of the opening, 3/8 something like that. This allows, a 1/4 tube to pass through the 3/8 tube. Then use a steering linkage rubber boot over the 3/8 tube and 1/4 stop water from coming in. Right now I took a little bit bend out of the stuffing tube to drop down further. Right now there is a slight downward angle, but being able to move the batteries back might be work. It’s worth a retest on the new strut position

@@TheS4jordan this is actually Ryan as this is my channel. This video here is going over a new part I’m going through designing and development for the blackjack 24. Something new that might be coming out.

@@mad_lizard HI Ryan, I do appreciate Mad Lizard is you / your channel the comment was more for those less aware you do all the Provost Jetstream stuff too, maybe you need to do an update video on that too and all the parts you do.

@@TheS4jordan that’s a good idea and I may have to release a new video covering everything. Thanks

@@IRONCLADRC thank you for the comment. Flipping the servo is actually a good idea, no bending the linkage and in line with most of the electronics. Great idea

@@funeralatpizzahut You might have to cut the screw If you can send me an email at madlizardproducts@gmail.com. With a couple photos, I’ll be more than happy to help out.

Yes it is one of his rewinds. Leo 2200.

@@mad_lizard I have Huff 3674 rewind rbuild to 3660 to go in my 34 Pearl

@@zeeek1 sweet. They are very good motors to racing and pearl set up with a H5 prop or even a Octura 1450 cut to a 48mm dia prop she will scream

Yes that’s the one. Lol the X8S. It’s a beast and was in a 3d printed jet boat M-jet that holds the fastest speed record of 50 mph. It’s a beast

Wow that’s nuts! Glad she’s doing so well for you!

@@bigboyrc25 thank you by the way and I definitely need to get another one for my 31 in mono

@@mad_lizard you’re welcome and I may have to get one again.

Right now I’m still in development stages of testing. More likely soon making it available to the public I’m making a couple prototypes for a few other people right now for testers for feedback and anymore research Maybe in a couple weeks coming soon

@@mad_lizard I'm following your tests, waiting until you can sell it.

I am aware they did make some changes from when they released it to now correcting a few previous issues, especially with the trim tabs. V2 currently. Self righting is a drawback with this boat, unfortunately and how beautiful it looks in the scale does make it a drawback. Reasonings I did something like this here. And maybe this might get enough attention for them to look into an option for a V3. It’s not the first time proboat has made some changes based on my findings and fix’s

The flipping I did on purpose, hitting full reverse at speed to get the boat to flip. Using the bucket reverse. Normal operation the boat is very stable and trying something new as idea as an extra reassurance for rivers and sketchy places. It’s a concept idea.

@@mad_lizard Like the concept but slightly concerned weight up top and the degree it seems to roll in corners as in white water it would spend 1/2 it's time upside down and why I stopped when it came too close too often

@@TheS4jordan in Whitewater rapids always concerned about rolling it and then having to get it. I’ve been experimenting with something like this. This is not hundred percent confirmed and trying a different concept. Experimenting with something new. The weight was a concern when I was designing this and made it as light as possible and weighing out only 3.5 ounces. The red top is only really a cap. The cap is only 2 mm thick trying to make it as light as possible, Under the cap is a 2 inch thick foam block. The foam is what I’m trying to cover up using the cap and secure. With the idea of flotation on top for Center of balance change allowing for it to roll back over. I will post another video with detail assembly and how it’s put together with more testing in white water.

@@mad_lizard get where you're coming from as had a similar idea with a balloon which I first tried inside the cockpit and whilst enough to lift the boat it wasn't enough to roll it back unless on the roof and hence the RNLI idea as it kept the weight low

I’m using aftermarket trim tabs mounts. I broke mine off a long time ago of the original, designed a new mount through bolted and made from nylon. Link to replacement if you’re looking. www.madlizardproducts.com/product-page/bolt-on-nylon-trim-tab-mounts-fits-the-jet-stream