Wire a High voltage servo with a receiver and esc that can only take the normal 4.5 - 6.0 volts.
Get a grip Use a dremel tool or file to apply a flat spot to motor shafts or drive shafts. This helps keep the shaft from loosening and spinning in couplers.
Don't Let that Expensive motor "Fry"! To test for motor heat, have an adult give the motor the 5-second test. Which is, to hold your finger on the motor for 5 seconds. If it's so hot you can't hold it for 5 seconds, it's too hot. Allow cooling fully before running again!
Never skimp on extra floatation in your hull. Some of the things used to help keep your hull floating if it rolls over and starts to fill with water are styrofoam, shipping airbags & swimming pool noodles. I don't suggest the foam in a can, because it expands and can cause damage to the hull. Also, I like things that can the removed and dried out. Don't lose that expensive, hard-to-replace hatch! Tape styrofoam to the underneath of the hatch cover, when it gets torn off in an accident it wont sink!
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