FE 1/6 Scale Crackerbox

[Rod Sanata]

Here are a couple of pics of my newly finished 1/6 scale Crackerbox. The exhibition class will be ran at the FE nats in August. If all goes to plan it may be a proposed FE class next Year. It is all scratch built including the driver and mechanic. They are a lot of fun to drive and there seem to be a lot of intertest in the class,.

 

[D. Newland]

Rod-it looks fantastic! The motor area is sweet.

 

[62 Bardahl]

Here are a couple of pics of my newly finished 1/6 scale Crackerbox. The exhibition class will be ran at the FE nats in August. If all goes to plan it may be a proposed FE class next Year. It is all scratch built including the driver and mechanic. They are a lot of fun to drive and there seem to be a lot of intertest in the class,.

Can hardly wait to see it on the water Rod

Gary

 

[Rod Sanata]

Thanks Dave when I saw this motor, I had to make it work with the hull. I think it looks pretty sweet in there.

Gary thats 2 of us, I hope to get her dialed before the FE nats, There is a growing interest in the 1/6 Crackers. I've been getting lots of questions regarding them on the forums.

 

[Steven Hill]

What are the power requirements for this class?

Here are a couple of pics of my newly finished 1/6 scale Crackerbox. The exhibition class will be ran at the FE nats in August. If all goes to plan it may be a proposed FE class next Year. It is all scratch built including the driver and mechanic. They are a lot of fun to drive and there seem to be a lot of intertest in the class,.

 

[Rod Sanata]

What are the power requirements for this class?

Here are a couple of pics of my newly finished 1/6 scale Crackerbox. The exhibition class will be ran at the FE nats in August. If all goes to plan it may be a proposed FE class next Year. It is all scratch built including the driver and mechanic. They are a lot of fun to drive and there seem to be a lot of intertest in the class,.

At this point in time the motors are the BlackJck 26, The Sv-27 and the himax 3650-1500, these motors are already accepted in other "Scale" type classes. They also preform vey well in this set up.

 

[Steven Hill]

HXT 36-56 2700kv Brushless Inrunner (WaterCooled)

Hobby King $28.96

 

[TinoAlmanza]

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[Steven Hill]

TURNIGY brushless Inrunner

Spec.

Kv: 1800rpm/v

Power: 460W

Turns: 6

Resistance: 18

Idle Current: 1.9

Esc: 60

Battery Config: 3-5S

Length: 57mm

Width: 36mm

Shaft: 5mm

Weight: 260g

$19.99 WOW

People could really get some low costs motors in this class

 

[Steven Hill]

Just looking for lower cost solutions, I don't work for HK.

(Insert random motor here)

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