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Rod, It's yours. PM incoming. To answer other questions. It uses all DD parts except for the crank and back plate. They are conventional 180* parts. I have several Grim built CMB's, this was the odd one out. Just trying to streamline the parts collection.

Glenn built this for me. It's a .21 DD converted to 180 exhaust. All the great DD parts with a different crank and back plate. Runs great, good compression and bearings. Only has a gallon through it. Going a different direction. $275 shipped.

GS and Ammo pics

1512,1515, HET pics

Time to clear out a bunch of motors I'm never going to use, some new some used: 1. 2 CC 1717 motors 1580kV. Both new $75 each (sold) 2. 2 CC 1415 motors 2400kV w/5mm shaft. 1 new $70 (Sold HTV Boats), 1 used $50 Sold 3. 1 used CC 1512 2650kV, $60 4. 1 used CC 1515 2200kV. $65 5. 1 new HET...

Here's one for you guys who run 75mhz. New in box PK-FSM on 75. They were $100 new, $50 shipped in US.

I'm a big fan of the Resin Research pro series. The physical properties are the best I've found, on par with the German made MGS 285 series but at a 1/4 the cost. My .02

I'm with Charles on this one. If you're going to play at the top end, engineer the boat to operate safely within the limits of the race site. Shortening the course to 200' only buys you an extra 65' at each end. With the speed gains we're seeing, it won't be long before the sites are too short...

Here are the numbers from the NAMBA master hull roster that I know can be built from the Velasco hull (tip extension required=****) 7207 7402**** 7455**** 7474 7664 7704 It may build others.

At this point, I only have the Velasco 1/8 molds. Let me do a little research tonight and I'll get a list together of the MHR #'s it will build.

The logging sure cuts down on burnt up parts. Makes for a really good on the water prop dyno. The new Q boat is an evolution of the hulls Mike and Tyler have. Similar to the difference between Mike B's red/white boat and the current Raptor, more footprint and better balance. It's going to be a...

Terry, That's my new Q boat. It hit the water for the first time that day. I think that was only it's third run. Ran a 17.8 with it by the end of the day, but it's way off as far as setup goes. It's going to be really scary once I get the bugs out. Let's not talk about the driving, I couldn't...

Happy birthday, a day late as usual.

Drop down to a 1716-17

Bob, If the new boat runs like others on spec power, an ABC 1817-17 would be a good place to start if running the 2030 kV motor. You'll need to prop up if you're running one of the lower kV motors.

The OP is talking about a tiny boat. A 28 series leopard or 11 series Neu would be appropriate.

'06. I remember that event well. Impressive then, impressive now.

Nice work Martin! Are you going to bring that beast next month?

That's pretty cool Jerry. Is the lower geared or flex?

Howard, It's on the way.