NQD JetBoat Build

The build is completed. Its a little ruff but I'm happy. Will test it out once I have the vibration issues under control. Went together quite well other that securing the motor. Thanks for watching. Any questions or comments please leave them below.

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[morety324]

i was also wondering about the vidoe. great job man. i do have a question about the servo u used. where u able to use the stock servo or did u need to purchase one. my boat is on the way and plan to put a 3060 kv inrunner brushless into it. how well did the stock jet work with your setup and what size diametre is the shalf on the jet. Thanks

[shawnroy81]

@morety324 Thanks. I used an 5g micro servo and it works great. The stock servo is not useable. The stock jet works great just not as durable as the gaupner mini-jet. The stock coupling is 2.3mm. Hope that helps

[nerolllxeph]

did you have to drill out the tube that attaches the motor to the shaft?

[shawnroy81]

@nerolllxeph on the stock setup yes but I ended up replacing it with a gaupner mini jet and the universal joint is 3mm so did have to do it on that one.

[kinkfreebird96]

awsome video!!

[shawnroy81]

@kinkfreebird96 thanks

[rcman098]

Awesome job man! What size esc did you use? And where did you get the motor. If you could post a link IDE really appreciate that!

[shawnroy81]

@bejamin198 I would say easy

[bejamin198]

how hard is it to do this to my one?

[shawnroy81]

@Seansdaddy73 hobbywing water cooled motor and esc combo. for a transmitter you can use a flysky product and then finally a micro servo lots of cheap ones out there