I think it's an interesting topic, and I made many runs without strakes, with great success. Now I will optimize the hull with the strakes, aiming for higher speeds and improved cornering!
Wow, the ultimate iron man terminator ship. It's fast, strong, and fierce. If you don't break it right now, your belly will definitely go through the ground. I like it, it's fast, I'm satisfied, I'm happy with what I do with my hands, it's fun every day, thank you, thank you.
The starkes are thumps up for me! I definetely like them! More scale look and better performance (at lest at the starights). I ll try them in my future projects!👍
Thanks, Dim! I love them because they make the boat more lively. I will do some further experiments with the strake ends, as we discussed. Maybe these strakes are a tad too big as well. I guess a 4x4mm stringer would be a better choice, to enhance the cornering!
Thank you very much sir for the building plans shared and shared with respect. Thank you very much. I will continue to follow your channel. I also want a laser cutter because it makes it easier to build boats. Thank you very much sir. 😊🎉❤
That little boat is fast! Looks very clean, too. Excellent work. I mostly scratch-build RC planes. Never tried scratch-building an RC boat other than a slow Tug Boat to retrieve my Sea Planes from the lake. This little fast one Looks fun.
@FarmerFpv Thanks for the nice comment! Yes it is a very fun boat, and cheap to build as well! As an RC airplane builder, you will have this one running in no time. The drawing link is in the description.. 😉
hi, you have to lower their thickness, round them slightly on the quick part, leave them almost at a right angle towards the inside and soften the outside part, I don't know if I explained myself, maybe for that hull they are too wide, that square you used I think is 5mmx5mm, I used them for your 80cm drawing, good work!.
Thanks for the advice! I agree, 4x4mm would have been better, probably. I will modify the ends with a smooth transition to the hull and also an inwards bend, looking to the bottom of the lifting strakes.
Thanks, I agree... the straights are improved, but the corners need some work! A chine might help in that, actually! You just gave me a great advice, thanks!
@@CozyRC In the 80's i worked on the racing model Viper, The Hammonds won the late 70's world champs with a version of it . The chine over hang was almost the same depth from transom to bow and really helped with the spinning out in fast corners , So by adding new side panels and filling the hull gap, easy to make,
Great vid. 👍. I wonder what effect a 'stepped hull' would be. In theory, the air pockets create less drag & higher speeds. Regal (full size) power boats use them, successfully improving speed & efficiency... 🇬🇧
Thanks, and the topic of steps in the hull is definitely interesting! I have a stepped catamaran, and it runs very efficient. I might try it on a mono as well, but I have too many projects and ideas for now 😅
@CozyRC haha, tell me about it. I'm an edf jet flyer and learning arduino micro electronics plus 3d printing & CAD. My work bench is overflowing 😁. Keep up the great content 👍
1:57 2.2Amp LiPo …. Correction: 2.2Amp-hours LiPo. The capacity of any storage medium is rated in Ampère Hours, not Ampères. The current is measured in Ampères. Huge difference.
Maybe the lifting strakes should be on an angle? If i remember right i've read they had about 5' angle and maybe the lenght also has something to do with it. Not sure about any of these things but thought might be interesting if you wanted to test things. Its a funny boat, that's for sure.
You might be right on the angle. I checked my Pursuit hull, and it does seem to have a slight angle for the strakes. The 5x5mm stringer size is also a bit too big. I should have gone for 4x4mm. Maybe I will... It's a fun boat for sure! 😎
Haha, yes, this hull took a beating already! I always use a double layer transom. This hull is also very light, so the impact of a crash is not so big. 😎
snelheids meting met flip nooit als betrouwbaar beschouwen. heb al een paar keer gehad dat ik een meting van 120+ heb gehad bij een boot die net aan de 100 haalde keer op keer , op 3 keer na alleen in die runs flipte ook de boot.
Yes, je hebt gelijk. Ik heb vaak genoeg met deze boot gevaren (met gps) dat ik weet dat deze snelheid plausibel is. Maar voor een officiële meting telt deze niet idd
@@CozyRC verder vaart de boot zeer netjes. je kan eventueel de stakes nog wat korter maken om het bochtgedag te verbeteren. zie je vaak bij de wedstrijd boten ook dat de stakes een stuk korter gemaakt worden.
@@Rc-Jaygoeie tip! Ik ga ze eerst schuin af laten lopen (afgekeken bij mijn Pursuit) om te zien of dat werkt. Ik ben nu met een versie 2 bezig, die met kantelkamer uitgerust kan worden.
I just watch again the run without strakes and : 2.2A lipo 61 kmh 3A lipo 63 kmh Now with strakes 2.2A lipo 67 kmh 3A lipo 72 kmh Yes the boat run faster to bad that she don't turn like before but you will improve that Same prop?
You're almost right. The 61km/h and 63km/h were both with a 2.2Ah lipo. And the top speed with the 3.0Ah lipo was 72km/h. All with the same 936 prop. The fastest prop so far, is the 436 TFL 3-blade prop. I will try more props in the future, and I will improve the strakes as you suggested me 👍😎
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Good to see the trakes are working.
I think it's an interesting topic, and I made many runs without strakes, with great success. Now I will optimize the hull with the strakes, aiming for higher speeds and improved cornering!
Wow, the ultimate iron man terminator ship. It's fast, strong, and fierce. If you don't break it right now, your belly will definitely go through the ground. I like it, it's fast, I'm satisfied, I'm happy with what I do with my hands, it's fun every day, thank you, thank you.
Thanks! I'm not sure if I fully understand your comment, though 😉
The starkes are thumps up for me! I definetely like them! More scale look and better performance (at lest at the starights). I ll try them in my future projects!👍
Thanks, Dim! I love them because they make the boat more lively. I will do some further experiments with the strake ends, as we discussed. Maybe these strakes are a tad too big as well. I guess a 4x4mm stringer would be a better choice, to enhance the cornering!
Thank you very much sir for the building plans shared and shared with respect. Thank you very much. I will continue to follow your channel. I also want a laser cutter because it makes it easier to build boats. Thank you very much sir. 😊🎉❤
Thank you for the kind feedback! I'm now developing the successor of this Mini Mono. It will be even easier to build 😎
Nicely done brother !
Thanks, Junior!
Nice gain in speed and some crazy flips there! Nice wake jumps around 10mins in, too.. my kinda runBG4L
@@scaleworksRC Thanks! That's exactly what I like about the added strakes: the boat is more lively for sure!
@@CozyRC Your woodworking skills are also impressive to see 👍
Thank you, I appreciate it!
That little boat is fast! Looks very clean, too. Excellent work. I mostly scratch-build RC planes. Never tried scratch-building an RC boat other than a slow Tug Boat to retrieve my Sea Planes from the lake. This little fast one Looks fun.
@FarmerFpv Thanks for the nice comment! Yes it is a very fun boat, and cheap to build as well! As an RC airplane builder, you will have this one running in no time. The drawing link is in the description.. 😉
Looking good your woodworking skills are brilliant. You give me something to aim for in my own efforts in boat building. Building my first one
Thank you, Michael! Have fun with your first build. Which boat are you building?
Beautiful, fun, fast little boat. Nice build 👍👍
Thanks, Marc! This boat is in my top 3 favorites. It's cheap, fast and fun to run! I will release a V2 laser cut kit in December!
Awesome video, I've always been curious about this
Glad you liked it, and I find this topic interesting as well! I will continue to fine-tune and improve it. More to come!
Love from 🇮🇳
@@sumitcutedevil6386 Thanks, happy boating! Greets from the Netherlands ✌️
hi, you have to lower their thickness, round them slightly on the quick part, leave them almost at a right angle towards the inside and soften the outside part, I don't know if I explained myself, maybe for that hull they are too wide, that square you used I think is 5mmx5mm, I used them for your 80cm drawing, good work!.
Thanks for the advice! I agree, 4x4mm would have been better, probably. I will modify the ends with a smooth transition to the hull and also an inwards bend, looking to the bottom of the lifting strakes.
Looks great on the straights , how about a chine next, ?
Thanks, I agree... the straights are improved, but the corners need some work! A chine might help in that, actually! You just gave me a great advice, thanks!
@@CozyRC In the 80's i worked on the racing model Viper, The Hammonds won the late 70's world champs with a version of it . The chine over hang was almost the same depth from transom to bow and really helped with the spinning out in fast corners , So by adding new side panels and filling the hull gap, easy to make,
I think adding a stringer to the bottom at the sides will work, too. But thanks for the advice!
Hi Cozy, you see!, that the tracks are useful? I also used them on your 80 cm hull project.
The boat runs different, and more dry. I like the lively handling now, but the strakes need some work to improve the cornering a bit ✌️
Great vid. 👍. I wonder what effect a 'stepped hull' would be. In theory, the air pockets create less drag & higher speeds. Regal (full size) power boats use them, successfully improving speed & efficiency... 🇬🇧
Thanks, and the topic of steps in the hull is definitely interesting! I have a stepped catamaran, and it runs very efficient. I might try it on a mono as well, but I have too many projects and ideas for now 😅
@CozyRC haha, tell me about it. I'm an edf jet flyer and learning arduino micro electronics plus 3d printing & CAD. My work bench is overflowing 😁. Keep up the great content 👍
Thanks, and have fun with your projects, too!
i was about to ask you this 😮 once i saw them kn the 3d model how to add on wild things 😊
It was easier than I thought! Although they could be improved still. I will work on them a bit more!
Nice boat you should add water chamber!
Keep an eye on my channel.. I'm designing a V2 version, which will be available as a laser cut kit, with a flood chamber as an option!
1:57 2.2Amp LiPo …. Correction: 2.2Amp-hours LiPo. The capacity of any storage medium is rated in Ampère Hours, not Ampères. The current is measured in Ampères. Huge difference.
You're right, Nick! But talking in English, while filming is not always easy, and small mistakes happen 😉
@@CozyRC I love your videos and approach.
What type of GPS are you using ? Great run with strakes!
I use this one (the -015) s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Exg8kat
Maybe the lifting strakes should be on an angle? If i remember right i've read they had about 5' angle and maybe the lenght also has something to do with it. Not sure about any of these things but thought might be interesting if you wanted to test things.
Its a funny boat, that's for sure.
You might be right on the angle. I checked my Pursuit hull, and it does seem to have a slight angle for the strakes. The 5x5mm stringer size is also a bit too big. I should have gone for 4x4mm. Maybe I will... It's a fun boat for sure! 😎
How are you not breaking your transom after all these crashes?!
Good to see you, Jan.
Haha, yes, this hull took a beating already! I always use a double layer transom. This hull is also very light, so the impact of a crash is not so big. 😎
snelheids meting met flip nooit als betrouwbaar beschouwen.
heb al een paar keer gehad dat ik een meting van 120+ heb gehad bij een boot die net aan de 100 haalde keer op keer , op 3 keer na alleen in die runs flipte ook de boot.
Yes, je hebt gelijk. Ik heb vaak genoeg met deze boot gevaren (met gps) dat ik weet dat deze snelheid plausibel is. Maar voor een officiële meting telt deze niet idd
@@CozyRC verder vaart de boot zeer netjes.
je kan eventueel de stakes nog wat korter maken om het bochtgedag te verbeteren.
zie je vaak bij de wedstrijd boten ook dat de stakes een stuk korter gemaakt worden.
@@Rc-Jaygoeie tip! Ik ga ze eerst schuin af laten lopen (afgekeken bij mijn Pursuit) om te zien of dat werkt.
Ik ben nu met een versie 2 bezig, die met kantelkamer uitgerust kan worden.
I just watch again the run without strakes and :
2.2A lipo 61 kmh
3A lipo 63 kmh
Now with strakes
2.2A lipo 67 kmh
3A lipo 72 kmh
Yes the boat run faster to bad that she don't turn like before but you will improve that
Same prop?
You're almost right. The 61km/h and 63km/h were both with a 2.2Ah lipo. And the top speed with the 3.0Ah lipo was 72km/h. All with the same 936 prop.
The fastest prop so far, is the 436 TFL 3-blade prop. I will try more props in the future, and I will improve the strakes as you suggested me 👍😎
Yes ,sorry I watch again and you use same 2.2 A
ok