RC Boats....Lets see them
#41
I have brushless Aquacraft
http://www.aquacraftmodels.com/boats/aqub17-main.html
I like it a lot. Minimal setup and runs pretty well. Only had to swim for it once so far
http://www.aquacraftmodels.com/boats/aqub17-main.html
I like it a lot. Minimal setup and runs pretty well. Only had to swim for it once so far
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Here's mine I've finished in around 1980 . Got a 46" Prather
hull , modified a 38cc Pioneer chainsaw engine for watercooling and fabricated a scale Arneson drive with 1:2
step up .
I like these sites for R/C boats >
http://206.206.85.209/xtdoc/catalogu...L&store=mhzusa
http://bonzisports.com/
hull , modified a 38cc Pioneer chainsaw engine for watercooling and fabricated a scale Arneson drive with 1:2
step up .
I like these sites for R/C boats >
http://206.206.85.209/xtdoc/catalogu...L&store=mhzusa
http://bonzisports.com/
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Throw a couple wadded up paper towels in the hull before each run. It will wick up the water that comes in from the ant hole. I also tape the cover on with regular scotch tape over the seam each run. Keeps her nice and dry. When your ready for a prop , let me know.
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Hey Guys, This is my first post. I joined to find paint schemes for the 84" Apache RC Boat I am building.
These are pictures of my Harrahs Cat.
Thanks,
Tom
These are pictures of my Harrahs Cat.
Thanks,
Tom
Last edited by Tborisch; 07-10-2008 at 08:33 AM.
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I just finished this 65" Model of the Outerlimits GTX. Added my own twist to the pait scheme. The drives off the back are replicas of arnesons. The props are 85mm 5 blades. The engines are 7 HP each inline twin zenoahs timed 180 degree apart. The engines do have clutches.
It was a tight fit, but it all came out ok in the end.
Thanks again!
Tom
It was a tight fit, but it all came out ok in the end.
Thanks again!
Tom