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I'd be interested in the 2-quan Marine Specialties skegg's

kind of cool to see someone running a Northwind hull. I would run .45 inboard, lightning fast

for your OPS .45 above?

yeah, I have the new "2017" OPS .45 (got it from Dave). It is based on the Picco P45R case, however manufactured at the OPS plant (they purchased the P45R mold from Picco). They literally integrated the exact same (original) OPS .45 piston & liner assy, into the Picco case! (with modified liner...

yeah, I believe that was the "Got Nitro?" (or "Go Nitro") guy? (I believe his name was Dave?) Sounds like you have the most updated of the original (1980's era) OPS .45's - with billet front & rear housing, drum valve, updated piston & liner

original OPS .45 marine?

yep, those nylon props were gnarly (and sharp!)

my first boat- Dumas "Swamp Buggy" w/Cox .049 . I'd set it in the water at the lake, let go, then run around to the other side to retrieve it (hopefully) before it runs up the shore!

love the Grizzly Mill/Drill

yes, I believe that's a famous vintage Octura hull

this is the best version of this engine

Transonic 600 kits are nearly impossible to find these days. I would estimate, like $200.00 to $300.00USD for a new kit

I'm needing another header to fit my "2017" OPS .45 marine engine. The stock OPS header is nice, however I need more angle for use in my mono. I believe the stock header is approx 5-degrees, I'm in need of at least 12 or 15- degree's. The OPS .45 exhaust port OD = 19.00mm (.748 in) The OPS .45...

thanks! I will check my engine

Hi Roger: If possible can you provide the ID of the 15-degree, .45 header ? Thanks, Dave

interesting pipe modification (I'd like to do this to my CMB 27). Did Andy simply chop length, then re-weld? Or is there more internally as well?

as in this No. G0759 model: https://www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-7-x-27-1-hp-mill-drill-with-stand-and-dro/g0759

nice setup! I came close to purchasing a new Grizzly Mill/Drill unit, but got a JET 12" drill press (kind of wish I got that mill/drill, as we serious model boat builders really have a need for a mill). What is model No. of your Grizzly machine?

interesting. I wonder if it's more of a range issue? (since boats are usually run at further distances?) How was your antenna routed in your boat? Did it exit the radio box?

interesting, thanks Shannon. I'm curious if you were using an "M12" model? or "M12S" model? or "M12RS" model?