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Fairmile c class maiden voyage
… n the $$ really Not sure if you are using Lipos, brushed or brushless setup but either way sounds like 2x 3s 3000mah 20c lipos should work, especially if your motors are brushed 12v , also maybe try reducing the prop pitch or diam to take a …
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
26 May 2019
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Fairmile c class maiden voyage
… uter shafts : 2 x Turnigy AquaStar 2842-2800KV Water Cooled Brushless Outrunner Motor 2 x HobbyKing 50A Boat ESC 4A UBEC Centre Shaft : 1 x 550 Brushed motor 1 x Quickrun 1080 ESC All shafts have 35mm brass screws Model is about 35" OL leng …
by Rowen · 7 years ago
26 May 2019
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Fairmile c class maiden voyage
Did this on my Brave Borderer. 2 x brushless motors on outboard screws and brushed on centre using a third ESC. Works well
by Rowen · 7 years ago
25 May 2019
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Tamar Lifeboat propellers
… s. Good speed from the supplied props with kit running with brushless Tornado 3536 1050kv on 3s lipo. Any recommendations of what to go for would be helpful. Thanks
by alan50 · 7 years ago
23 May 2019
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Tug towing
… output if you find you need one) in my HSL (2x 2845 2000kv brushless in-runners,- 1 ESC per motor on 2cell 2200mah LiPos ) and they don't even get warm (30mm 3 blade props with a high pitch - around 40mm I think - Chinese from AliExpress a …
by jbkiwi · 7 years ago
24 Apr 2019
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Tug towing
Can anyone recommend a good brushless motor and esc for tug towing please?
by georgeo5664 · 7 years ago
24 Apr 2019
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Tug towing
… ced very sedate performance. The Sea Scout now has a 1000kV brushless. Two of these Decaperms should give a good amount of 'tug' to overcome considerable wind. I'm wondering if the superstructure of your ship is offering too much 'attack ar …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Tug towing
… articular voltage and will wear badly with increased volts. Brushless do not have this problem, and can run on a wide variety of voltages. Running at 24v is quite possible... The ESC you want for a brushless is simply one that can handle th …
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Motor, speed controller
… ures, and are usually designed for cars alone. I agree that brushless tend to have jerky starts which are not good for rescues. Ideally bow thrusters or even pod motors would be best for manoeuvrability. One other feature which might be use …
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Tug towing
… ure of the gear ratio as I understand the lower the kv of a brushless motor the higher the torque so hoping someone might be able to help me work out what size speed controller would be required to run a 800kv brushless motor
by georgeo5664 · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Motor, speed controller
PS: Attached is the manual for my 16BL30 brushless ESC. Note instruction for 'Running Mode' in section 5. I use Option 3; Forward / Reverse only.
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Motor, speed controller
… componentshop.co.uk/p94-dual-esc-and-mixer-2-x-20-amps.html Brushless can be tricky to set up for smooth starts. 'Out of the box' they tend to jump off like scalded cats. Which is not what you want for rescue operations Some ESCs allow you …
by RNinMunich · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Motor, speed controller
… . That probably means using a brushed controller, since the brushless reversing ones tend to: a - be expensive b - be designed for cars and have this annoying 'brake' function which means that you have to action reverse with a double stick …
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Motor, speed controller
Brushed or brushless? And what size motor?
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
23 Apr 2019
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Noodle Jet Boat
… n (ready-split!) for the inflatable section, had a standard brushless prop and used a servo hidden in a dummy outboard to swing the outboard for use as a rudder. I never completed the boat, and did not publish the plans, but if there is som …
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
19 Apr 2019
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CNC boat kits...?
… want a fast feed speed. Boat motors work, but a high speed brushless would be better. As it is the edges of the balsa are a bit ragged... 2 - Probably the best way to keep all the parts in the balsa sheet is not to use tabs, but just to cu …
by DodgyGeezer · 7 years ago
16 Apr 2019
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Transmitter Mode 2
… the centre brushed motor on the LH stick, separate from the brushless which are on the RH. The LH side to side is now the rudder. The article is by Glynn Guest and is in one of this years magazines. It is called something like Modes. Sorry …
by Rowen · 8 years ago
28 Mar 2019
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Anteo 2 Tug
You can power a brushless from lead acid batteries electric is electric. Lipo batteries are often used because of their ability to provide power with a relatively low weight and can dump LOTS of amps. As Colin pointed out 2 6volt batteries …
by Haverlock · 8 years ago
10 Mar 2019
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Anteo 2 Tug
… ng rc model aircraft for 60 years,I know all there is about brushless motors and lipos.The kit specified lead acid batteries and I am using a 2_1 mfa motor and gearbox not quite sure what esc I have got. Lot of this was guesswork.The lead a …
by Dick · 8 years ago
10 Mar 2019
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Anteo 2 Tug
… o satisfy my curiosity why did you want brushed rather than brushless? There are a lot of brushless motors used in the model car sport and generally have advantages over brushed motors.
by Haverlock · 8 years ago
10 Mar 2019
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Help identifying
… unny cabin on it also. Mine is build by the original plans. Brushless 28mm 1900kv, 45Amp ESC on 3S with a 32mm prop. Was GPS at Lauderdale canal at 45KPH. WE sail on a Saturday morning from 9 to 12, so if you are down this way call in. Cana …
by canabus · 8 years ago
7 Mar 2019
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Replacement motor
I run 1100KVA brushless from HK watercooled with 120A watercooled speedo on 4s 5200`s in my Surfury and Cigarette 36" and they belt along with 50mm 2blade Mocom props but you dont have to run it flat out.
by vortex · 8 years ago
21 Feb 2019
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Replacement motor
Hi Bengtt For that size model I use a Hobbyking 3639-1100kv brushless motor or a D3548/4 1100kv on a 3S lipo battery(between 3700-5800mah), a 60 or 100Amp car ESC (HK-60A-SL or HK-100A), program card(HK PROG-CARD). I have a good setup for t …
by canabus · 8 years ago
20 Feb 2019
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Mtronics W-tail marine mixer connections.
… long thin destroyer, or maybe the Graf Spee. Or the P40 for Brushless, same operating principle. https://www.componentshop.co.uk/action-electronics/mixers-multifunction.html. I may get one of these for my PT109. heers, Doug
by RNinMunich · 8 years ago
12 Feb 2019
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Fairmile D 1/24 Scale Build
… but for planing hulls these days the 'norm' must surely be brushless and LiPo (or at least HiPower NiMh). G'night from frozen Munich Cheers, Doug
by RNinMunich · 8 years ago
22 Jan 2019
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Fairmile D 1/24 Scale Build
… . My newer Vosper MTB and La Combattante III boats have 2 x brushless motors each and the same NiMH battery packs - my choice. Other people use LiPo batteries. We respect all modellers and their quest to build 'their' own models. Nothing wr …
by reilly4 · 8 years ago
21 Jan 2019
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All hooked up, nowt happens...
… me I thought I'd try hooking up all the lecktrickery for my brushless motor. It's one of they outrunning tiddlers. I have a 3S LiPo which is firing on all cylinders at 3.79 volts per. I plug it in to the ESC, some Chinese one I got recently …
by Westquay · 8 years ago
7 Jan 2019
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Propshaft Lubrication
… bearings for the lower bearing which are holding up to the brushless motors. Canabus
by canabus · 8 years ago
2 Jan 2019

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