Showing posts with label saw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label saw. Show all posts

Monday, November 14, 2016

New FE "P" 4S SAW Record - 138MPH


NEW 4-Cell "P" 138MPH / 222KMH SAW RECORD
This past weekend the last ever SAW event was held at the Legg Lake just outside Los Angeles. Brian Buass set a new very impressive record with his heat racing FE-4S "P" rigger with a set of SAW sponsons on it.

Update - Brian Buass has been so kind to let us know what equipment he used! See below, this is his own info copy and pasted from International Waters forum.


I'm going to do something I rarely do: Here's the entire setup.
Disclaimer*** this setup is right at the very edge of the equipment capability!!! Use at your own risk. This boat is a product of 3 years of tuning.

• Hull: Raptor tub, SAW front sponsons and no rears
• Motor: TP3650 2Y 3080kV
• ESC: Castle Creations Edge Lite 200 with added cooling tubes and conformal coating
• Batteries: Dinogy Graphene (4S2P 3300's)
• Prop: ABC 1823-19-38 (2) cll S/B (snowman prep)
• Driveline: .150 double square cable with teflon liner into Hyperformance outboard stub shaft

We don't do this stuff in a vacuum. Thanks to my friends for all the help and brain storm sessions over the years: Mark, Darin, Tyler,  Jim & Joe. In other words, the usual suspects!
We're not done yet.

Finally, here's the reason for posting the info: It's essentially an off the shelf system. It's proof of what can be done with the incredible equipment that's available to all of us. It's also a reminder how careful we all need to be with how and where we run these things, be safe. Last but not least, it's a starting point and an invite to anyone who might be interested in joining us at time trial events. These events are great fun both on and off the water.

/ Brian "Snowman" Buass

Thursday, February 18, 2016

Speedweek @ Blue Lake



Glenn Quarles with his Novarossi .12 equipped rigger at the recent Speedweek @ Blue Lake in Valdosta GA (USA. His official new record landed at 97.444 MPH (156.82 KMH) average. His fastest one-way speed was 103.83 MPH (167 KMH)!
  • Motor: Novarossi Plus 12-3 SCT with some Martin Truex Jr "massage"
  • Pipe: Own built with input from Scott Bouichie (orange silicone tape by MTJ)
  • Fuel: 70% with lots of castor oil (recin)
  • Prop: ABC 1523 (stock woth a little cup ground out of it)
  • Drive: .062" wire drive
  • Boat weight (RTR): 1lb 6 oz (624 gr)





 




Here is Martin Truex Jr's new oval-trials record run with his twin JAE/TRD 45. The run was on a 1/3 mile oval and the 2-laps was done in 16.342 seconds!


Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Martin Truex Jr Record 45 Hydro SAW Run

Martin Truex Jr's new 45 SAW Record Run @ the recent Huntsville Record Trials:
  • 119.744 MPH = 192.7 KMH

Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Thursday, November 13, 2014

142.9MPH / 229.97KMH SAW World Record

Tyler Garrard just set the fastest ever straight away World Record run at the annual SAW event in Legg Lake outside East Los Angeles.

The new SAW World Record is 142.9MPH average (229.97KMH)! 


Monday, May 26, 2014

.45 hydro SAW Australian record





Aaron Alberico sets a new Australian SAW record of 120+ mph (193+ kmh) average with his Novarosssi / TOP 46DD engined outrigger!




Sunday, March 1, 2009

IMPBA SAW .12 tunnel record holder


49.256MPH / 78.8KMH


A geared Novarossi .12 motor on a K&B lower unit.








The current US IMPBA SAW record .12 tunnel boat of David Hall. In November 2006 he set the record at 49.256MPH (78.8KMH) with this boat. The boat is made and designed by Tommy Lee and Rod Geragthy - the gearbox is machined by David himself and the lower unit by Rod.

Pics from Rod Geraghty.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Jap 180 kmt 3.5 SAW from 1999



Here is a very short movie clip of an Japanese 3.5 SAW boat from 1999. Its said to be doing 180 kmt = 111 mph. Its really short (3 sec) so its hard to tell though.

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

RC Boat SAW records

Note, a new absolute World Record SAW Speed has been set in November 2014 by Tyler Garrard - its now at 142.9MPH / 229.97KMH. Click HERE for a video.



Updated with a video of one 140MPH run of Team JAGS in 2006 at the SAW race at Legg Lake California...


Joerg, Arne and Gunnar from German Team JAGS - the (former) fastest RC boat team in the world.


140.36 MPH = 225.8 KMH
Joerg, Arne and Gunnar from German Team JAGS did in 2006 the fastest one of all with a 140.36 MPH average (225.8 kmh) - thats also a national US NAMBA record. They use 32 cells in their class "T" hydro with a Lehner motor. I don't think they have run it after that record run 2 years ago.



Here's a short video of Mark a couple of years ago doing 103 MPH (165 KMH) with is 21 sized SAW rigger. It sounds sweet... Its not the record run though. :)



Here's an video from 2006 Legg Lake when Grimm is doing some SAW runs. Dont know the size of the boat though...


This is Grimm recently getting some air time, its just fractions before he crashes.


126.192 MPH = 203 KMH
Mark Grim with his X-Hydro NAMBA class outrigger from the team Siesmic Amigos in southern California set a new US NAMBA SAW (straight away) average speed record of 126.192 MPH (203 kmh) in September 2008. Thats the second fastest propeller driven RC boat ever!

According to Mark himself in the International Waters forum he uses 67% nitro fuel mix, their own homebuilt rigger, a CMB 80 green-head motor and a prop by his son Chris.