This sounds like a set up, and im gullable enough as it is. soooo :lol:who needs them and why :lol:
who needs them and why :lol:
But you will be BroIts good to know that I am not the only one not building a JAE :lol:
Olly
Its good to know that I am not the only one not building a JAE :lol:
Olly
If this keeps up im going to have a FLEET of hydros 12 and 21 are here one done other is next maybe when the 21 is done the 45 will be nextIts good to know that I am not the only one not building a JAE :lol:
Olly
Olly:
But I am SURE that you are happy that so many are building them. What a GREAT thing for the hobby.
Absolutely I'm happy. I was only glad to see I wasn't alone in not building one YET. I am sure I will be when I can afford another boatIts good to know that I am not the only one not building a JAE :lol:
Olly
Olly:
But I am SURE that you are happy that so many are building them. What a GREAT thing for the hobby.
David,Kevin you have it backwards. The "H" Hall sponsons have non trips because those were the first heat racing boats that were built. Thought we needed them. The Geraghty sponsons are 90 degrees to the bottom and work really well with the correct turn fin. If you dont have enough turn fin you will be going after the boat. Either sponson works really well with the JAE setup.
My appologies for getting them backwards. Do you have any dimensions or drawings for your version for the 21 boat? ThanksKevin you have it backwards. The "H" Hall sponsons have non trips because those were the first heat racing boats that were built. Thought we needed them. The Geraghty sponsons are 90 degrees to the bottom and work really well with the correct turn fin. If you dont have enough turn fin you will be going after the boat. Either sponson works really well with the JAE setup.
I have the 21 JAE Zippkit and the sponsons are flat bottom with 90 degree sides.David,Kevin you have it backwards. The "H" Hall sponsons have non trips because those were the first heat racing boats that were built. Thought we needed them. The Geraghty sponsons are 90 degrees to the bottom and work really well with the correct turn fin. If you dont have enough turn fin you will be going after the boat. Either sponson works really well with the JAE setup.
The JAE 21 kit being made now by Zipp, can it be assumed from your comments above, that it includes the "Hall" styled sponsons, meaning flat bottom?
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