UDI RC Inkfish Electric RTR Brushless Jet Ski
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- UDI RC Inkfish Electric RTR Brushless Jet Ski Run & Review. Let me know if you have any any questions. It was a lot of fun. I would recommend for pools or small pond/Lakes. I’ll have time to try in Lake Michigan later this year!
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These Chinese manufacturers are getting a bit sly, Here's why: The "Jet Propulsion" system is not a true Jet unit. They use a shaft and stick a prop on the end and have the grate underneath to allow water to the prop to push it forwards. A true Marine Jet propulsion system uses water compression with impellers and it's a much more complex system. But hey, you may already know this...all good. Enjoyed the video mate very much, Thank you. Liked and Subbed. Take care, Jimbo - Australia
That’s for the comment! Great to see your knowledge on the system. I do have the river jet. What do you think of that?
@@goreyboggs It Looks great, Certainly very solid. They are hard to find in Australia though mate.
Just on the jet topic - I grew up working on Jet Boats here in Western Australia fishing for Lobster. These work boats allow us to fish very shallow waters to get into places where the keel boats cant. They range in size from 28ft up to the big twin jet boats around 68ft...A real blast for sure!!
@@Top-Jimmy I did not do a few things in the test. I’ll probably show them this week. Also just got a new scooter to review😍
@@goreyboggs Cool mate, Look forward to it! 👍
I recently received my Inkfish but the rear nozzle seems a little wobbly. Does yours have a fixing screw at the bottom and a hole at the top with a tiny peg to hold it? It then pivots left and right?
I’ll take a look.
@@goreyboggs Out of interest, after running, how much water do you get inside the hull on yours?
@@BlackSeaRC Yes, I put a small sponge in there. I guess a tablespoon or two, but it spends a lot of time under the water when I do spins