- peterd🇦🇺Sub-LieutenantGreat looking boat. Looks well balanced and skipper looks relaxed.Like 1Liked by Martin555
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2,041 posts · Page 23 of 171- mturpin013AdmiralJust an observation when the jet is pointing rear then left a right appear to be sending water L & R but when the rear cup is dropped in place does L & R get reversed due to the curvature of the cup ?
- jbkiwiFleet AdmiralHi Mike, the bucket has a divider in the center, so when the bucket is down and the nozzle is pointing either side, the water is diverted out that side (at least in real life😀) ie. nozzle points right, water comes out right,- (pushing stern left) nozzle straight ahead,- braking, - nozzle partially up, neutral (in a full size boat, jet runs all the time with motor,-no real need for this with electric. Bucket will be on a TX rotary sw to allow easy positioning (or perhaps on a 2 pos sw).
Will no doubt need to make some mods once in the water as this is experimental (don't think I'll fluke it first time) ie, may need the bucket to go down further (cup more) nozzle bottoms closed in etc. Fun playing though😁
JB
Enjoy life - Enjoy your hobby ! .
👍Best wishes to all from Derbyshire !.
- kevinsharpePetty Officer 1st ClassI was referring to the first one in your video clip with the white superstructure.
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Kevin - Harvey KittenChief Petty Officer 1st ClassHi Kevin. I haven’t seen the owner of that vessel recently but I recall he said it was running on a brushless motor as used in motorised skateboards powered by 12v SLA battery with a 60mm prop. Hope this helpsLiked by Martin555
Have no intention of leaving it on the bottom of some lake somewhere....
- robbertderouwAble SeamanHi, I actually have a converted Skippy with an R&R model engineering WTC, your's looks massive. Looks like the linkages will be short and hard to get in.
I attached a video showing my setup.Liked by RNinMunich and Martin555
A good laugh from 92 years ago😊
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- jbkiwiFleet AdmiralRe- A good laugh from 92 years ago😊
Just noticed this Doug, I'm amazed you can remember that far back😂!
JBLiked by RNinMunich and Martin555 - RNinMunichFleet AdmiralCheeky b****r JB!!😠
Remember, even Rear Admirals can be degraded or cashiered!!
Guess I'm not looking so bad for 112 tho😉
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The engines are built by a mate of his.
"The boats are built by a 90+ year old gent by the name of Alan Raubenheimer, who used to make Rose Pop Pop Boats - used to advertise in MB etc.
Now into his 90s he has finally given up production."
Here goes🤞
Doug
It woiks 😊; just ignore the 'Invalid file' notice and click the blue magnifying glass and then the download button.
Run with Windows Media Player.
When it opens Press F11 for full screen or drag a corner with the cursor to enlarge.
Resolution is not too good I'm afraid🤔
Despite the music the action takes place in SA not Hawaii!😉
PS 8.5.20. Video fixed and enhanced a little 😀😎
- MouldBuilderAdmiralLearn something every day. I have not heard of a model steam outboard before. Very nice little boat.Liked by RNinMunich and Martin555
- billmcl61Warrant OfficerHi Doug, I finally figured out how to open this - it was well worth persevering with, this has a real feel good factor especially with the music and I like his R/C, and a steam outboard engine - brilliant.
BillLiked by RNinMunich
Scale 1:32 L. 850 mm B. 255 mm Approx. 10 kg.
Built in 1990 by Campbelltown Shipbuilders Ltd (Scotland) MAGGIE M operates out of Scarborough harbour in Yorkshire, United Kingdom. The vessel is designed for twin-rig trawling and the aluminium shelter-deck is a cover over the fish processing room.
- MouldBuilderAdmiralVery nice model. I have just bought their 1:16 Tamar Class Lifeboat.
Peter.😊Liked by Martin555