AQUACRAFT REVOLT 30 FE MONO

RTF (ready to float, ca se dit tu? hehe)
pas cher et moteur 6 poles

With a sleek, mono hull that slices through the water, the AquaCraft Revolt™ 30 provides plenty of speed and quality! Its modern design, brushless power system and high-performance GrimRacer™ accessories will put racers far out in front of the competition. The Revolt 30 is available in both a Performance-Ready 2.4GHz version and an Rx-R model that’s ready to accept a transmitter and receiver.

A true fast electric, competition mono hull design

Highest-quality fiberglass creates a strong, rigid hull that handles well

Water-cooled 6-pole 1800kV brushless motor, with metal motor mount that isolates vibration for smoother performance and longer motor life

60A brushless controller with 4 mm bullet connectors and Dean® Ultra Plugs®

Grim Racer parts contribute to extreme speeds, excellent handling and durability

Includes GrimRacer metal 42 x 55 propeller and boat stand

Performance-Ready version includes a Tactic™ 2.4GHz TTX240 radio system with Secure Link Technology™ for convenience and worry-free control

Both models are available in four hot trim schemes with pre-applied decals

Specifications:

Hull Length: 30 in (762 mm)

Height: 5 in (127 mm)

Overall Length: 33.5 in (851 mm)

Empty Weight: 3 lb. 7 oz. (1560 g)

Hull Width: 9.125 in (232 mm)

Both versions require: Two 2S 7.4V LiPo battery packs or one 4S 14.8V LiPo battery pack with compatible adapters, battery charger and four “AA” batteries

Rx-R version also requires: Minimum of 2-channel radio and receiver

The Revolt 30 Mono will be available late May.

AQUB24** Revolt 30 FE Mono 2.4GHz Retail: $529.99 Street: $349.99

AQUB25** Revolt 30 FE Mono Rx-R Retail: $479.99 Street: $299.99

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Wow ! Are they still running that crappy water pickup on the rudder? I think that was the first thing every supervee owner modded by disconnecting it and adding a descent pickup. It looks more stable than the supervee though.

i don'T know, i only saw those pictures, probable we'll see more in few weeks.. they are supposed to release it this month!

Yup- It's the same crap. You can see it on the gallery sections of aquacraft's site. "Lets use a pin hole size hole in the rudder as a water pickup" It didn't work on the supervee, why would it work now?