It's not that difficult to learn, it can sometimes be a time consuming process depending on how well the prop was molded.
You also need to buy a magnetic balancer if you want to do it.

You really need to experience the Epic, My cousins have one (one of them is a sponsored wakeboarder) and it's just amazing. Have you seen one at night with all the LED's turned on? Beautiful.

Originally Posted by boaterguy

It's not that difficult to learn, it can sometimes be a time consuming process depending on how well the prop was molded.
You also need to buy a magnetic balancer if you want to do it.

Alright, I'll look into this a bit more. I haven't yet ordered the Power Vee, but I'm sure this would be a handy skill to have for any boat that I end up with.

Originally Posted by boaterguy

You really need to experience the Epic, My cousins have one (one of them is a sponsored wakeboarder) and it's just amazing. Have you seen one at night with all the LED's turned on? Beautiful.

I haven't seen one at night yet.

Looks like I'm off to try and find some pictures!!!

Found the pictures of it at night.

Unreal. That thing is gorgeous.

Originally Posted by rabosi

You can sometimes get good deals on scratch&dent models at towerhobbies if you're a member. I got one for $45 and the other for $55 last year.

I took this advice and waited...and waited...and then today they had a few Power Vees in the Scratch and Dent section.

They were both $66.50, and they both said "works fine."

One of them, though, said "RTR radio missing, Tactic 2.4 included instead."

So for $66.50 I got the Power Vee with an upgraded radio.

Good stuff.

My Power Vee should be here today.

Figures that it's raining and 46 degrees outside!!




***EDIT***

It arrived!!! I'll start a new thread with some pictures, and then update that as I use the boat.