Boaty- Pro Boat Blackjack 29. RTR fast electric
I raced some fast electrics in 1994 and 1995 with a J.B Marine Hypercat running on 2x 8.4 volt ni cads wired up in series. Speed was between 30 and 40 mph according to the manufacturer. The boat was purchased from John Brinkler and came ready to run. Power was by a water cooled Graupner 700BB turbo with what now would be a very ancient 60 amp E.S.C. The radio was a Futaba 27 mg 2 channel with sticks. This worked very well.
With the Blackjack as with most modern fast electrics purchased as RTR, the transmitter is of the wheel type more suitable for cars.
However, I changed the radio in the Blackjack and it now has a transmitter with sticks instead of a wheel. I feel more comfortable with this set up as I have never used a car one before and I understand stick type transmitters are more suitable fr this type of craft.
I would like to know if anyone else has had this experience of transmitter choice whn