X-Team jet motor for my first build, any advice?

Hi everyone, im good with electronics and am looking at putting a board together, ive got a stash of batteries from e-bikes I can put to good use too.
There seem to be a fair few using maytech components on their builds and lipo batteries, so cylindrical cells might not be the best option depending on the configuration, I would be using a 12S configuration like most people are using.
Now i was going to cut out the inside of a foam surfboard and install the batteries inside and attach a jet motor underneath.
I have been looking at this X-Team motor here,

im not sure if its suitable or not, I also am not sure if its motor controller is compatible with connection to a maytech remote, would need to look at their wiring.
It appears to be just a 3 phase motor, so I would probably be best to ditch the controller it comes with and to connect the motor straight into a maytech controller.
All the maytech units are propeller drive, am i best to pursue the jet design or just stick with a propeller?
Any thoughts?
I see most people are using quite short boards, more like a kneeboard or wakeboard in size, so any recommendations on board length would also be appreciated.

Hi - Did you get this? I have just got one but need the wiring diagram for ESC (throttle and ESC power supply). Any tips / pointers would be really appreciated - thank you

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I ended up getting the motor but without the controller, as there are other 3 phase controllers with the remote as a complete unit, its pretty simple to connect and away you go.
The project is shelved for now, but come the summer I should have time to play around with it more.

AH -OK, thanks for replying. All the best with the project, A