Blue Robotics

BlueBoat Crosstube

€190.00€238.45Excl. VAT — added at checkoutIncl. 25.5% VAT (Finland) — final VAT is calculated at checkout

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SKU BR-101639

  • Delivery across Europe from Finland, other countries on request
  • Not sure it fits your build? Ask us — we build on the same platform.

Description

This is a component of the BlueBoat. We recommend choosing components from the BlueBoat Components page to make sure you get everything you need.

The BlueBoat Crosstube acts as an electrical conduit to carry cables from one hull to the other. It’s made out of flexible and durable EPDM rubber so that it can be folded up along with the rest of the boat. It comes with the standard BlueBoat wiring already installed, but there is room to add your own cables, such as Ethernet or USB cables.

Check out the technical details for a list of electrical wires and connectors that are included.

The crosstube has aluminum barb fittings at either end that fasten and seal to the BlueBoat hulls. Because of the unique wrench size and requirements, it includes two purpose-built wrenches to fasten to the hull.

What's in the box

  • 1 x Crosstube tube (BR-101335)
  • 1 x Cross cable (BR-101354)
  • 2 x Crosstube barb (BR-101383)
  • 2 x Hose clamp
  • 2 x Crosstube C-nut (BR-101384)
  • 2 x -129 O-Ring (BR-100635-129)
  • 1 x Velcro strap (BR-101382)
  • 2 x BB120 Wrench (BR-101333)

Technical details

Specifications

ParameterValue
Physical
Tube Length570 mm22.4 in
Tube Outer Diameter35 mm1.38 in
Tube Inner Diameter28 mm1.1 in
Tube MaterialEPDM rubber
Hose Barb ThreadM32 x 1.5
Barb/Wrench Hex Size42 mm
Barb O-ring-129, 70A
Electrical Cross Cable
Power Wires - Battery, Port to Stbd2x 12AWG, XT90 connectors
Power Wires - Switched, Stbd to Port2x 12AWG, XT60 connectors
Balance Connectors (4S or 6S Compatible)8x 22AWG, Molex Micro-Fit 4x2 connectors
ESC Signal Wire2x 22AWG, Molex Micro-Fit 2x1 connectors
HS Code8544.42.9090

3D Models

BLUEBOAT_CROSSTUBE_BR-101639 (.zip)

Revision History

6 February 2024

  • BR-101639 - Initial Release

Documentation