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Thats really good! I'd love to see the internal design. Have you used a large thread from the mast mount to casing?

I have the Yep 120A. I haven't used it in the water yet, but it should be fine with sufficient cooling.

Was it quite cost effective or expensive? Did you just glue the joint between the housing and the mast mount again?

The V2 is looking fantastic! Did you do the machining and anodizing or did you get it done elsewhere?

The PLE 40 can take a maximum input RPM of 18000. I have the one designed for the Torqeedo 1003 outboard motor. I'd imagine its designed around an input max of 18000 as well, but its pretty solid so should be able to handle higher than that as well.

I am using the grease that is already in my Neugart. After all it was designed for an outboard motor so should work. As for carbon - PLA, I have never done it, but would approach it as follows: - lightly sand PLA - coat with a layer of epoxy and let dry. - lightly sand layer of epoxy to prepare...

- I also saw the rear wing was put on upside down, however you should be able to take the wing and shim off and then put it the other side. - Slingshot is manufactured in the east, so it wouldn't surprise me if one of those guys are the actual manufacturers. But I would think it would be one...

Very interested to see what this looks like. No 4 looks like slingshots H1 SUP Pump wing. Should be a perfect match for an Efoil. Did you order via Alibaba or via email?

It is, they just put 1cm of plastic into the hollow parts. I just drilled into the plastic, put a screw in, and then pulled it out. You can run 2 wires down each hole. I think its a bit heavier than the Liquid Force mast, but that doesn't really bother me much.

The Slingshot hoverglide mast and fuselage are a very good price. I have the mast and baseplate and will be getting the fuselage when its in stock

I'm taking a chance on the HK YEP120 Marine version. It's cheap and I wont be pulling more than 100A so it should be adequate. I'm also going to try get away without water cooling and instead use a heatsink.

What material did you print with? What infill did you use? How did you seal the 3D printed material?

I did say that it would ;)

Ride that thing!!!! Looks fantastic!

That's a very good price! You'll have enough torque with that easily!