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sea queen 48inch help with motor please
cheers mate I think it will be brushless as don't want the weight of a big motor and 12v lead acid battery go brushless and lipo mtroniks doing a good 50amp combo for £109 cheers
by daveo · 13 years ago
11 Sep 2013
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sea queen 48inch help with motor please
HI daveo If you want speed then brushless will give the best result. Large prop will need a big motor or a geared motor. As you have a geared Graupner I would try this and see how the model performs. You may need to watercool the motor and …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
10 Sep 2013
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RAF Crash Boat
… ld of the Kitshack 46" RAF Crash Tender. it is powered by 2 brushless motors through two esc connected via y lead
by raj002 · 13 years ago
31 Aug 2013
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Detailing continues on RMS Olympic - Windows and Rigging
… ng is fixed to each mast and I have used small berylium (ex brushless motors) magnets superglued to the bulwarks. A small metal tab attached to each line can then be place over the appropriate magnet and adjusted to tension. The aerials run …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
24 Aug 2013
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1/12 tamar
… ,its running on twin Emax EL4030/10 motors,two Hobbywing 60 brushless speed controllers and four 18.5 volt 5s1p LI polymer 4000 mah 35c batteries .what can I say but a really good kit from speed line models,would love to build the trent now …
by peep31 · 13 years ago
23 Aug 2013
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Hello Model Boat World
… cs equipment would I need for the model such as? Brushed or Brushless Motor. ESC (Forward & Reverse). Batteries & Charger. Servo, for the rudder. Any further necessary parts or equipment. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Best Regard …
by MerseyTrainz · 13 years ago
14 Aug 2013
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Severn Lifeboat
… .I have just replaced the motors and speed controllers with brushless . The basic model cost £1,500 before I started to build It. Am looking for £ 2300.
by steveie · 13 years ago
14 Aug 2013
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Hello Model Boat World
… s a general rule fast planing type boats lend themselves to Brushless motors and a forward/reverse ESC is useful to get you out of trouble. Tugs and working/passenger vessels suit brushed motors but brushless motors are available that are s …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
12 Aug 2013
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Hello Model Boat World
… cs equipment would I need for the model such as? Brushed or Brushless Motor. ESC (Forward & Reverse). Batteries & Charger. Servo, for the rudder. Any further necessary parts or equipment. Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Best Regard …
by MerseyTrainz · 13 years ago
10 Aug 2013
Harbour
(Pleasure Craft) Sea Queen
… op, but never installed. I am now thinking of converting to brushless using 6s lipos ( I use these in model helicopters ). Any comments on either setup would be appreciated. (Motor: Metor .60 aero with a copper coil around head for cooling) …
by Alf75 · 13 years ago
8 Aug 2013
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Twin Electric Set Up for Marx Chris Craft Constellation
HI Dennis Welcome to the world of brushless. Should you decide to change to LiPo batteries please ensure you use the low voltage cut off for your ESC as LiPos need much more care in use than NiMhs. I have used brushless for a few years and …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
28 Jul 2013
Harbour
(Pleasure Craft) skye a aerokit sea commander
… mmander boat. (Motor: turnigy 1250kv d3536/6) (ESC: quik xq brushless reversible) (9/10)
by dennisw · 13 years ago
28 Jul 2013
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Sea Trials
… ew weeks back. it goes like stink with the Hobbyking 1000kv Brushless Motor and 7.2v NiMh battery pack and shows very long run times. two (minor) problems - it was very twitchy on the rudder set-up I first installed - I have reduced the rud …
by richald · 13 years ago
21 Jul 2013
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Waveney lifeboat - billing boats - 30inch
… o I leave room for the batteries to go there. Thought about brushless as I think it would make it a fun boat, would be interesting to see yours go. But as it would have cost money I decided it would be a bit over the top for the target user …
by IanCampbell · 13 years ago
1 Jul 2013
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Waveney lifeboat - billing boats - 30inch
… The 385 motors eventually wore out so my model is now twin brushless and uses a 11.1v LiPo so the weight is considerably reduced and performance is exciting to put it mildly. Your motors should work fine and will prove a good starting poin …
by Dave M · 13 years ago
1 Jul 2013
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New Vosper Kit
… age Model Boat Company are now making they are all so doing Brushless motor and speed controller packages for all their kits now also photo of their Wavemaster. Take a look here http://www.vintagemodelboats.com Graham
by froggyt996 · 13 years ago
25 Jun 2013
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Confused about motors? Thats me then.
… kind that will let me unravel the power, watts, amps, revs, brushless, Kv, and all the numbers that go with electric motors. Please help - I have a headache.
by crowie100 · 13 years ago
20 May 2013
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Confused about motors? Thats me then.
… how long that pressure will last for before it runs out. - Brushless & Brushed are types of motors explained in the example link above. Any other specific questions and I'll do my best to answer! Stephen
by fireboat · 13 years ago
14 May 2013
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Confused about motors? Thats me then.
… ce Power = watts = Volts x amps Kv revs with 1 volt applied brushless Basically a AC 3 phase motor with it own type of speed controller Used a lot in RC aircraft Try Rcgroups for lots of info or Giantshark for competitive prices Inrunner Lo …
by twinkle · 13 years ago
14 May 2013
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cigarette
… t of the ark elctronics. Think that I will be using a small brushless set up as electric is kinder to old wooden hulls than I.c. I am looking for 1/12th scale crew , been looking at Tamiya car and bike figures but no luck yet. By chance, I …
by tiggy_cat · 13 years ago
14 May 2013
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The bits have arrived
… d see you already use LiPos in a model. I recommend you use brushless and LiPos. Details of my Fireboat are in my Harbour, click on my avtar and scroll down to the last entry.
by Dave M · 14 years ago
5 May 2013
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The bits have arrived
… had two props. My 34" Fire Tender has one and uses a small brushless motor. As a result with a LiPo the weight is minimal and the model scoots around the lake just on the point of take off. You could squeeze two motors in the 34" hull but …
by Dave M · 14 years ago
5 May 2013
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2000 Members!
… Draft: 0 to 12 inches ---------------- Motor Type: Brushed, Brushless, Steam, IC, (Include "not powered"?) - Everything below only if powered - Drive Type: Belt, Chain, Geared, Direct Number of Props: Single, Twin, Triple, (Include "4 or mo …
by fireboat · 14 years ago
2 Apr 2013
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1/12 RNLI Arun Class Joy and John Wade
Looks a nice job. interior looks good. Are you going brushless/lipo ? To me that is the way to go for performance, and as long as you don't go too mad with long runs the batteries can last quite a while. Regards .
by Chiefpurser · 14 years ago
6 Mar 2013
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Water cooling motors
… mid 1990's. I am under pressure from club members to go to brushless, but resisting. Thanks for idea's
by Derek · 14 years ago
2 Mar 2013
Harbour
(Racing Boat) Hornet F1 Tunnel
Yet another secondhand purchase. fitted with a 2400kv brushless, rated for 11.1v lipo. hopefully should go well, but need to test its handling abilities before any mods are carried out. 2/3/13. Now managed to properly test the boat out, it …
by Gregg · 14 years ago
1 Mar 2013
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Sea Queen
… t tripling the torque out. Why not simply fit a medium size brushless motor, which will give you the revs you need and drop to a smaller prop. this then allows you to use a smaller/lighter battery pack [Lipo]. I dare say that if you check t …
by Gregg · 14 years ago
1 Mar 2013
Blog
Dabchick rudder, running gear and top moulding
… build continued. if I was doing it again I'd probably use a brushless motor and LiPo batteries.. rather than the make do units I had to hand. The windows have been cut out for appearance an given acetate 'glass'.
by CapnJim · 14 years ago
21 Feb 2013

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