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Twin Electric Set Up for Marx Chris Craft Constellation
Am thinking of using brushless in a new build so info is very useful Thanks
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… useful site explaining all about Kv =Turns of wire on these Brushless motors. www.ateamboatyard.co.uk/understanding-brushless-motors/ Zippy
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
Hi, I'm trying to sort out the correct Brushless Outrunner for my new build but I don't know a lot about them , Please can anyone help me with this as It would be much appreciated , I would like to run on 7.2v NiMH with a Mtronik 30 or 50 G …
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… last met two years ago at a fireboat funday, and discussed brushless applications at length. I currently have a turnigy T600 outrunner, 800kv, in my 3 footer. Last time you saw this boat it was a 700bb turbo brushed set up, 2 x 9.6v nimhs …
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… t the cost of extra weight so its a bit of a balancing act. Brushless motors like to run at high revs so avoid using too big or coarse a prop. The fast racing type 2 blade props will place too heavy a load for your purpose. Ideally you shou …
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
… o go to a web site called Giant Shark that is were I get my brushless motors from you will need special speed controllers for brushless motors hope this helps
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34" GRP/Kitshak Crash tender
HI Zippy, I have no experience of the Mtonics for brushless motors, so I can't comment. I suggest that you decide on a motor first, find out the amps it will pull and then match a speed controller to it. I think there are people on here tha …
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Spray rails for a 34" RAF crash tender
… ou look at the Build Blog "Aerokits 46" Fireboat twin screw brushless conversion" by Paul Devlin. He has a couple of really good shots of the feature on his model that should help answer your question. On my 34" model I used 1/8" square whi …
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fireboat update
… going to power it with, the motor is a XYH35-42 1250kv 45A Brushless outrunner, if I have picked the wrong motor it is easily swapped. I have spent all afternoon fitting one rubbing strake, had it on and off several times, hope it's right …
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Victory Industries Vosper RAF Firefloats
… :1 but would have struggled with the Mighty Midget used. If brushless is not your thing then there are some modern small and light brushed motors that would work with smaller props and could be powered by AA batteries (2300MaH). 12 v is eas …
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Victory Industries Vosper RAF Firefloats
… with a home made flint axe about to go and hunt a mammoth. Brushless motors, lipo batteries and delrin split bearings - I had to Google most of that to understand it I do, however, have what I think is a cunning plan. That said I will only …
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Victory Industries Vosper RAF Firefloats
… tome to convert both to r/c. I believe I will use a single brushless motor, Esc and Lipo battery with minature rudder servo. This as a small boat and weight will need to be kept to an absolute minimum. The problem as you will know is how t …
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Mtronik Hydra 50
From giantshark.co.uk XYH35-36 1050kv 25A Brushless Outrunner EZRUN-25A-L-SL Brushless ESC for 1/18 Car I use these car ESC's because they have an additional mode called rock crawler which gives instant reverse. The water-cooled Sea version …
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Mtronik Hydra 50
hello, I'm a brushless novice, but everyone says I need one, Will the above get my 40" wooden Aerokits MTB zipping along nicely ? Thanks a lot In advance Dave
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Robbe Najade Upgrade
Can anyone recommend a brushless set for the Najade [ possibly with Hobby King ] gear,I would be grateful for any help with this. Colin
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Robbe Najade Upgrade
… p://www.giantshark.co.uk/product/168468/xyh35-42-1250kv-45a-brushless-outrunnerant I have one of these XYH motors on my airboat and it goes well even underwater Couple this with a Hobbywing seaking 90 amp ESC version 2 not the cheapest ESC …
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Balsa/card models
… brede class 1/12 scale from Waverley models very fast with brushless motors. I have plans from r.n.l.i. plus from Waverley models ,I will scale them down. my brede is in the harbour thank you. dennis
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RAF Crash Tender New Build
HI Alan I'm also looking at modernising to brushless in my original Aerokits 34" crash tender ( bit heavier than normal as it's aging hull is reinforced with fibreglass ) presently running with a Graupner speed 600 on 9.6v NiMH. in a recent …
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RAF Crash Tender New Build
HI Alan, I'm not certain what the KV is of the brushless motor I have in my 34" crash tender but I think it's close to 1250 (got a feeling mine is 1400 ish) and I also run it on an 11.1 Lipo. For the size of the boat it certainly flies alon …
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RAF Crash Tender New Build
I would be interested in anyone's thoughts on using this brushless motor http://www.giantshark.co.uk/product/168468/xyh35-42-1250kv-45a-brushless-outrunner running on 11v Lipo Alan
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sea queen 48inch help with motor please
… o have been of help. You can use your Nimh batteries with a brushless set-up. May not be as fast or last as long and also be a bit heavier but still better than a brushed motor. Brushless rev so much faster than brushless and using a smalle …
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sea queen 48inch help with motor please
… be disappointed. I was unaware Mtroniks were now supplying brushless ESC's but am aware their brushed range has been updated to support Lipos. Sorry if this is teaching you to suck eggs but Lipo's are not any where near as tolerant as NiMh …
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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
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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 …
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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 …
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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.
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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 …
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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 …