Taipan Electric Rigger

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ozzy2

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• Nov 7, 2007

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This is a 6s Lipo powerd circut rigger powerd by a Neu 1521/1y brushless motor using Thunder Power 6s Exteam 5000 mah cells speeds i exsess of 70 mph at this time but there is room for improvment.

https://www.intlwaters.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-13767

https://www.intlwaters.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-13771

https://www.intlwaters.com/gallery/displayimage.php?pos=-13770

 

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• Nov 8, 2007

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ozzy2 said:

This is a 6s Lipo powerd circut rigger powerd by a Neu 1521/1y brushless motor using Thunder Power 6s Exteam 5000 mah cells speeds i exsess of 70 mph at this time but there is room for improvment.See image hear

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Cool looking boat. Who makes it?

Steven

OffshoreElectrics.com

 

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Andrewg

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• Nov 8, 2007

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It is a Taipan hydro

handcrafted by Mr Osmond I received one last weekend - it is a work of art

extremely fast - excellent handling

 

shadow

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• Nov 11, 2007

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I checked all three links and was directed to Aaron Albreico's scorpion nitro rigger.

Cliff

 

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• Nov 12, 2007

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shadow said:

I checked all three links and was directed to Aaron Albreico's scorpion nitro rigger.
Cliff

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Links have been edited :angry: :angry: :angry:

 

aaron alberico

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• Nov 12, 2007

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what happen there

how's that work, Paul you not telling me something...lol :lol:

regards Aaron

 

Ian Inverarity

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• Nov 12, 2007

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Actually I doubt there was anything sinister going on, most likely the links Paul provided intially were to his pics but he linked them to the pics in the lastest additions rather than in his gallery. This works while his pics are still the latest addition but if someone else adds pics to their own gallery then the links point to the latest additions which are no longer the pics that Paul linked to! B)

Ian.

 

Kris Flynn

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• Nov 13, 2007

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Ian, that happens ALOT...

People need to go to their gallery then link to the pictures from there...\

For Riggers, they are both starting to look good!

Kris

 

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ozzy2

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• Nov 14, 2007

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Hear is a very short video clip of testing enjoy.

 

 

jfruge

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• Nov 23, 2007

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That is one great looking rigger! I like anything I see in the 6S class of FE... It seems like there are not may running this class.

Just my thoughts.

John Fruge

 

BulletMaster

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c'mon Paul,

where is the 4S version??

waiting impatiently

 

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ozzy2

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• Jan 5, 2008

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Patients grasshopper patients all good thing come at the right time iv just finished building the 10s boats

10S Rigger :blink: :blink: :blink: :blink: :blink:

 

BulletMaster

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that's a biggun there Paul.......

should rock 'n' roll!

when you going to Sydney?

 

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BulletMaster said:

that's a biggun there Paul.......
should rock 'n' roll!

when you going to Sydney?

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Monday

 

BulletMaster

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• Jan 5, 2008

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more testing happening today.....

 

PDU

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• Feb 4, 2008

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Mine will be ready to go in a couple of weeks. Should come up to between 2.9 and 3 kgs.

Peter

 

BulletMaster

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so.... ready for the Nats then Peter??

 

PDU

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• Feb 4, 2008

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It would be great if I could get a run in practice at BOTB. The Nats is a certainty unless I break it beforehand due to excessive adrenalin!!

 

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• Feb 5, 2008

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HY Peter

This is how it should be trimed to run

http://www.ampba.asn.au/Coppermine/display...at=0&pos=13

 

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• Feb 20, 2008

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Had its' first run at BOTB . Very smooth but a little down on speed . It needs a bit more prop work yet and bump up the timing. It looks very promising though .

Peter