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(Fire Boat) Fireboat
… in shafts and rudders fitted. To fitted with twin (possibly brushless) motors, each with its own battery and controller. Updates to follow. (5/10)
by Welshsailor · 8 years ago
18 Jan 2019
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Fast Patrol Boat
… el and supports an Aluminium bracket designed for holding a Brushless motor in an Aeroplane, use what’s available I always say. The coupling is Silicon tube fitted to brass universal coupling fittings and because the way brushless run is ve …
by jelley_baby · 8 years ago
8 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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Fast Patrol Boat
… u have a wooden support under the motor? With the torque on brushless motors will it not wave about? I look forward to seeing her on the water, hope you do a bit of video of her.
by BOATSHED · 8 years ago
7 Jan 2019
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Friday's Child Fairey Huntsman 31
… the ponds around area's in the UK I suppose it will end up brushless. I know they are if not faster then IC now but the cost battery wise, now being retired the funds aren't as easily found now. The sad part is I still have 2 new SC 91's, …
by BOATSHED · 8 years ago
6 Jan 2019
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aeronaut classic
… you thinking , i know it is light and may be quick with the brushless motor
by sandgrounder · 8 years ago
3 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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Electric Barbarella
… ery "nunchuck" pack (like the one used for paintball guns), brushless motor attached to a 30A Mtroniks Hydra controller and a 30mm M4 3-bladed brass propeller. The hull (my own on-the-go design) was made out of Balsa wood which later I fibe …
by Krampus · 8 years ago
31 Dec 2018
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All hooked up, nowt happens...
… tant contact, rather than relying on correct positioning in Brushless motors. You will also find that some Chinese motors are not timed/wound correctly, and you can feel weak or 'floaty' spots between certain magnets which may also cause a …
by jbkiwi · 8 years ago
29 Dec 2018
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Cooling coil
Yes, that is what was thinking. Normally with brushless motors it is the motor mount that is water cooled which draws the heat out of the motor. it may not need cooling anyway.
by ChrisF · 8 years ago
27 Dec 2018
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Cooling coil
… ou have put the cooling coil over the rotating rotor of the brushless motor should be fun when you connect up and run. if it is the wine I will shut up Cheers Ian
by TOWN3810 · 8 years ago
26 Dec 2018
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BRAVE BORDERER
Hi I think the sensored brushless motors have an additional wiring harness which plugs into the esc. this senses the position of the rotor and two motors are therefore sincronised. Just thinking and thinking can be dangerous especially with …
by TOWN3810 · 8 years ago
26 Dec 2018
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Kingfisher by Norstar upgrades
… ? if it is I might build one . Maybe this time I will fit a brushless running on lipos . This will give the model the performance it deserves. Boaty
by boaty · 8 years ago
25 Dec 2018
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Internal wiring & bottom skins
… he fast switching currents and the inductance of the leads. Brushless ESC's have large capacitors, often visible at the end to absorb the transients. You may well get away with it but the life of the ESC could be reduced. Hope your Xmas goe …
by ukengineman · 8 years ago
22 Dec 2018
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Outboard Motors
… ave experience of the Graupner outboards? Some seem to have brushless motors so should have some oomph.
by BigChris · 8 years ago
19 Dec 2018
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Modern electrics
… Huntsman which I now want to upgrade to modern electrics, a brushless motor and esc etc, should I avoid lipo's due to the heat issues or can I use them ok. The hull is 42 inches long any suggestions on motor size would be appreciated, also …
by deltaman · 8 years ago
17 Dec 2018
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aeronaut classic
… speed 400 motor in but still unsure. I was thinking maybe a brushless may just be a bit overpowering her. but as I say still unsure, I may put in a brushless yet who knows. Keep us informed on here as to you progress I am keen to see your f …
by BOATSHED · 8 years ago
14 Dec 2018
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New bits
Right, just been given some nice bits. Brushless outrunner FUSION 3535/05 1500kv ESC Top Edge 60A water cooled SC060B Plus a coupling. So now to go shopping. Which make of Lipo3 and from where? What type and size of brass prop? Where to buy …
by steve-d · 8 years ago
12 Dec 2018
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aeronaut classic
Hi A 28mm brushless between 1000 and 2000kv is OK for this size boat. It depends on how fast you what to boat to go. The area you have to run it in. Canabus
by canabus · 8 years ago
5 Dec 2018
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aeronaut classic
… enjoyable kit to build, I really enjoyed it. The motor is a Brushless inrunner 220w motor BM400 2100KV V3 Blue. I purchased it from Gliders and it cost £25 including postage. it's an excellent motor and it's very fast. Hope you enjoy buildi …
by Sifi70 · 8 years ago
30 Nov 2018
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aeronaut classic
… e model and I'm sure you will enjoy building it. I fitted a brushless motor with Lipo power and it goes like a Rocket. I'll try and upload some photos of I can fathom out how to and I'll let you know what motor I fitted. Watch this space an …
by Sifi70 · 8 years ago
29 Nov 2018
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aeronaut classic
… ts. The revs range is between 16,400 to 22,000 rpm. So 28mm brushless like a Prop Drive V2 2836- 1800kv(shaft 3.175mm) on a 3S Lipo battery with give you 19,980 rpm. ESC 45Amp. Prop 30-32mm 2 blade. If it's tight of battery space Hobbyking …
by canabus · 8 years ago
29 Nov 2018
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fuse holder
… nge them into liquid nitrogen! I typically run my 12v rated brushless motors at 7.2v. That way they just get a bit warm in a sealed boat and need no cooling. For brushed motors the brushes tend to be the weak spot if you put a lot of amps t …
by DodgyGeezer · 8 years ago
24 Nov 2018
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fuse holder
… mended battery, usually shown on the motor casing. if going brushless, again they are rated to battery size, ie 2s, 3s, etc, but the motors are a lot more flexible as to battery output. Some can cover 3 or 4 battery sizes.
by jarvo · 8 years ago
24 Nov 2018
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Boat shaft connectors (which stuffs to use and which is good)
… typically 30-50cm long and I use silicone rubber joints on brushless motors there quite satisfactorily. You just need to be sure that the tube wall thickness is sufficient - typically 3-4mm. Here is a picture of the Eezebilt PT Boat (50 cm …
by DodgyGeezer · 8 years ago
24 Nov 2018
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Proboat Sonicwake
… increase in performance. The motor is a Dynamite Marine W.C brushless 1900 KV with a 120 amp W.C ESC . Boaty.
by boaty · 8 years ago
22 Nov 2018
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HMS BRAVE BORDERER
… had good results with the Quicrun series, both brushed and brushless. Next one to test is their Dual Brushed version. Prior to going brushless I used a lot of Graupner ESCs - made in Korea., never managed to blow one of them either, not ev …
by RNinMunich · 8 years ago
22 Nov 2018
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HMS BRAVE BORDERER
… ween Fwd/Rv also limiting ESC response. As am now using the brushless motors essentially in unison, also toying with controlling the 2 x ESCs on a “Y” lead on a single control. Much to think about, pity our winter has arrived early and the …
by Rowen · 8 years ago
21 Nov 2018

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