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by misterbee · 10 years ago
4 Aug 2016
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Thanks, Dave, So much info! This a Dumas kit built in Houston, Texas. Hope the photos are clear enough, Brian.
by misterbee · 10 years ago
4 Aug 2016
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There is light hearted article called "Going brush less" by John Parker on the web somewhere. Worth an introduction. I have a copy if you can't find it. ps. if I'm not spelling well I have sight issue at moment.
by Derek · 10 years ago
4 Aug 2016
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Brushless
I'm no expert on this, so will leave to others. But while wait.I also have one with the original silly size prop thread. So let that alone. Mine runs on brushed at about scale with. Was told spray rails on the hull help planing. Regards bru …
by Derek · 10 years ago
3 Aug 2016
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Brushless motor control
"If not I would reiterate Mark's comment, do a short circuit and check the temperature of motor, ESC and battery" That is a short run of the boat not a short circuit of the electrics !!! ~laughs~
by Haverlock · 10 years ago
25 May 2016
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Brushless motor control
Thanks gents that's just the advice I need, and another good reason for joining this Model club............I can get on now.......just got to find a hull ..finish it ....send you gents a photo....its all go! many thanks again Regards Frank
by frankburgess · 10 years ago
23 May 2016
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If you want fast and light it may be time to take the plunge and go LiPo !!!!! They do give a way better capacity/weight/current delivery than NiMh. True they are a little more complex in their care and feeding but its not that difficult.
by Haverlock · 10 years ago
22 May 2016
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Dimension: 27.8*27mm Shaft diameter: 3.17mm Max Efficiency: 80% Max Efficiency Current: 4-10A (>75%) Current Capacity: 12A/60s No Load Current @ 10V: 0.5A No. Of Cells: 2-3 Li-Poly Weight: 65g KV: 1000 You need a minimum 20A ESC 30A would b …
by Haverlock · 10 years ago
22 May 2016
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Brushless motor control
Hi Frank, good place to start looking is the Banggood site, they are advertising on this forum, the stuff I have had from them is great quality and most is free post, the only drawback is the delivery time. Look on the r/c airplane parts, I …
by jarvo · 10 years ago
21 May 2016
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Brushless motors and ESC's
Items are now sold.
by Flack · 11 years ago
28 Dec 2015
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Brushless motors and ESC's
For Sale - surplus to requirements 2 x Turnigy 3542/4 1450kv 2 x Hobby King 70 amp boat Esc's All brand new never used - removed from packaging for pictures Offers around the £50 mark plus postage
by Flack · 11 years ago
28 Dec 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
HI Paul Glad to hear you are still pushing the limits on speed. Missed your open day last year but hope to make 2016. dave
by Dave M · 11 years ago
9 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Those pulsejets are insane. I've seen a few up in the air up north wher I lived up until the last few weeks. One guy I had to stop and make enquiries with - his jet was almost 3m long and the exhaust from his custom-built pipe fit my fist h …
by saxon5 · 11 years ago
6 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Big fast boats need big EVERYTHING ~laughs~ and I would recommend full spec radio gear. RX needs to be mounted as high as possible. My days of go fast are a memory now and were using IC engines ( ask me about tuned pipe setups and monoline …
by Haverlock · 11 years ago
6 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Don't know if Haverlock agrees but, big fast boats need big lakes with 2.4 sets I've found the range can sometimes be less than 27 or 40's. I try to keep the reciver as high as possible in the boat. A Hovercraft I have (see my harbour)has a …
by Derek · 11 years ago
6 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Haverlock, I thought the BEC's require their BEC individually? There will be two, and they'll both have a motor?
by saxon5 · 11 years ago
6 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Have fun ~laughs~ make sure its water tight and this is not being silly. if you have never seen fast boats in action https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUKXbIOcg94 You need to be able to adjust thrust angles and will probably need trim tabs. S …
by Haverlock · 11 years ago
6 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Haverlock, Thanks for such an in-depth post. Much appreciated - worry not about negativity; as you say - realism is the way forward and with the grief the wife is giving out, this MUST succeed lol!! I've decided I am going to stick with the …
by saxon5 · 11 years ago
6 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
25c batteries will I suspect be a limiting factor. if you run at a full 25c you can only pull 130A and that will lead to a much shorter battery life. http://www.rchelicopterfun.com/rc-lipo-batteries.html That's a pretty full treatise of the …
by Haverlock · 11 years ago
5 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
I can bring the boat down to 60 inches. This relatively solves my speed issues, especially with the dual motor setup. However.. Application of power is where I'm a little lost. Prop suggestions anyone? I'm thinking of starting off with a mi …
by saxon5 · 11 years ago
5 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Good things come to those who wait. in this case China, most of my stuff comes from there. If I were you, I'd order separately. Sometimes the customs pick up on expensive orders. They often put the value on the package. Note it says YOU do …
by Derek · 11 years ago
5 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Sounds like your wanting a BuggatI for Skoda money, ( I've got one) Skoda that is, the fast one. I've measured my Avenger, its small. 970mm x 290mm. Water weight 490kg. Ni-mh 4600 mAh Max volt I run on is almost max speed control can take, …
by Derek · 11 years ago
5 Nov 2015
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72" 6S Brushless Power
Derek, Thanks for your reply mate. I like the sound of your boat - pic looks pretty cool! I'm assuming just a single drive yeah? My boat will likely be getting very warm, as I'll be hammering it if I can... (Ducks are quick to respond to RC …
by saxon5 · 11 years ago
4 Nov 2015
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brushless motor
Thanks for ur help Bob many thanks cliff
by Mataroa · 11 years ago
15 Oct 2015
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it should turn right or you can swap the wires around to correct the direction cheers Bob
by Northumbrian · 11 years ago
13 Oct 2015
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brushless motor
I run on two EDF 1400kv motors in my perkasa they are just as good as more expensive Turnigy Aqua Star motors
by Northumbrian · 11 years ago
11 Oct 2015
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Tiny brushless motor
Here is a picture of the plug and its socket
by jeremy · 11 years ago
14 Sep 2015
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Tiny brushless motor
One of our Model Boat Website members helped develop this kit. Tompallister. He posted a video of his model in 2013 in our Video Gallery. http://model-boats.com/videogallery/4 The sleeving suggested by Haverlock is fairly essential and I am …
by Dave M · 11 years ago
12 Sep 2015

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