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Top and hull come together
… ill be nice to see how the jet drive fits, and what sort of brushless motor you're going to fit (And obviously, what voltage you're going to choose 6s plus. I've heard of folks using 2×6s packs in series ) The options are unreal. Best wishe …
by rolfman2000 · 9 years ago
11 Jun 2017
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Fairy Huntsman
… t of performance you expect of it. Are you using brushed or brushless motors ? Hopefully, if you let the group know, you might get an answer. Best wishes, Dave W
by rolfman2000 · 9 years ago
11 Jun 2017
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Fairplay X - Plastic Magic! :-)
… eekend the Sea Scout repaint is on the agenda, or maybe the brushless fit first!? it's all go folks Trust all is well with you. Cheers Doug PS Followed the Comey saga on CNN yesterday with great interest. He struck me as much more believabl …
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
9 Jun 2017
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Motors
… or with a Bob's board and 6v battery. I would like to use a brushless motor and ESC in the kit. Deans say they have not tried the kit with a brushless motor so cannot recommend an alternative. Any one out there who can suggest what such mot …
by epmbcmember · 9 years ago
8 Jun 2017
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Sea Hornet
… have the plane, thinking of converting it from glow-plug to brushless. Micro servos and LiPos already purchased DHL just promised me that tomorrow the rest of the bits for the Sea Scout refit will arrive, including Royal Blue paint. So much …
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
7 Jun 2017
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Motor suppression
… 63, last sailed about 25 years ago, now being refurbed with brushless! Ciao Doug
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
7 Jun 2017
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Motor suppression
… e load testing on my Sea Scout, which is about to receive a brushless, I intend to tether it with a fisherman's spring balance so I can also see what thrust the motor/prop combination produces. Might help me to optimise the prop size. Cheer …
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
7 Jun 2017
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ECS rating- confused
… help and advice from Tasmania (!) when I needed guidance on brushless setups which are new to me.
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
5 Jun 2017
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Propshaft Bearings
I heartily agree As a Newbee with brushless motors I asked for some advice for a setup for my Sea Scout. The 'electronic ink' was scarcely dry and I got the complete setup, a la Hobby King, from Canabus in Tasmania!!! Bits arrived this week …
by RNinMunich · 9 years ago
4 Jun 2017
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Battery problems
… lid set up. The smaller prop will work much better with the brushless. I hear what you say re seawater, but I believe I would hose the model down after each sail just to be sure all the saltwater was removed. Looking forward to the video wh …
by Dave M · 9 years ago
25 May 2017
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Battery problems
thanks Dave i got a seaking 120a watercoold brushless ESC by Hobbywing which handles the power well. Same motor as before got a 38m 2 blade prop looking for a 3 blade. i was originally useing the 12v battery to run the motor but it was no g …
by Patto · 9 years ago
24 May 2017
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Battery problems
… an see a 12v 7Ahr battery but What is the prop size & type, brushless motor, ESC. You have mentioned these before but may have bought different recently. Looks a good pool to use. As it is saltwater you will need to wash the model down afte …
by Dave M · 9 years ago
24 May 2017
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Pics of running gear and skins
… t of the keel to lower the motor. I installed a 1900kv 28mm brushless motor, 30mm 1.4 pitch 2 blade brass prop with a 2650mah 3S behind the last frame with the rudder servo parallel to the transom. Added a small bit of lead under the front …
by canabus · 9 years ago
24 May 2017
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R.A.F. Fire/Crash Tender
… comes with an E.S.C and Electric motor (may benefit from a brushless set up), there are some fittings but you would need to locate replacements. I am asking £30.00 and I would like to see her go to some one that has the time to put into re …
by Fred · 9 years ago
22 May 2017
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Wiring in a rx, an ESC and a battery (pack)
… rection fine if not Brushed motor swap the motor leads over Brushless motor swap any 2 of the 3 motor leads over. Job done have a cuppa then decide to sort out the rudder.
by Haverlock · 9 years ago
16 May 2017
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Muddys Tarpon 9
… converting all my boats (except my Springer pusher tug) to brushless at the moment. They are more efficient. They cost more but they last longer and prices are dropping more people us them. John.
by John2 · 9 years ago
15 May 2017
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Muddys Tarpon 9
… 777.. I may well hold you to that statement John about the Brushless motors.. Thanks for the interest. Muddy....
by muddy · 9 years ago
15 May 2017
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Muddys Tarpon 9
Hi Muddy, There are small brushless motors. Speed is of course also about your choice of prop. See what happens with the 777 first. if you are still not happy with the performance let me know and I will help you understand brushless motors. …
by John2 · 9 years ago
15 May 2017
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RSS Sovereignty P 72
… l thoughts were to replace the existing motor with a single brushless as I didn't want to cut any holes in the hull. I'm not looking for really high speed, just scale, or perhaps slightly above. In which case, is there any benefit from havi …
by cormorant · 9 years ago
15 May 2017
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Muddys Tarpon 9
Thanks John... Brushless, now that's a bit out of my league, i have to many Controllers ( Motor ) and motors to wear out before i have a bash at these new fangled things.. But from what I have seen , i may well be tempted in the future. I d …
by muddy · 9 years ago
15 May 2017
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Couplings
… ion victims all want those ugly little cans from Mabuchi or brushless, suddenly the lovely old Taycols are unusable. Rubbish. If modern R/C is that fussy we haven't moved on at all. Maybe because I have an unbroken link to the Taycol and th …
by Westquay · 9 years ago
14 May 2017
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Aerokits 34" Crash Tender
… l at Boundary Park so took the Crash Tender for a spin 28XX brushless 11.1v 2200 Lipo 35mm three blade brass prop. Uses 30 amp cars ESC with small fan. Tx set to 55% on throttle otherwise it takes off. Rudder throw at 50% for same reason. S …
by Dave M · 9 years ago
14 May 2017
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Muddys Tarpon 9
… happy with the speed with the 777 motor you may need to go brushless. John.
by John2 · 9 years ago
14 May 2017
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Couplings
… metal to metal couplings they can cause interference. Your brushless will require a good well engineered modern type coupling with the motor and shaft in alignment and solidly mounted. I use a 42xx brushless in my Sea Queen and it is fast. …
by Dave M · 9 years ago
14 May 2017
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Couplings
… me ooomph to get it on the step, as they say. if you have a brushless, use it in the big Crash Tender. The beauty of the Taycol coupling is that it simply works. it cannot NOT work. Been in my Crash Tender for 53 years, doesn't look even sl …
by Westquay · 9 years ago
14 May 2017
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Couplings
… h Tender. Not sure which though. As I have purchased a nice brushless motor and speed controller to go with it. I am unsure though if it will push the boat fast enough. I have tried the Taycol with a electronic speed controller on the bench …
by BOATSHED · 9 years ago
14 May 2017
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3 Footer on a very rare outing
… made it way too heavy and it sits too low in the water. The brushless motor is too big, hence thinking of just swopping it with a smaller motor as it doesn't need to go as fast as I originally wanted a few years ago. its never handled very …
by pmdevlin · 9 years ago
14 May 2017
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Miss Geico 29"
… m boats!!! they are very slow compared with your petrol and brushless jobs but my aim is for more speed .i am working on steam turbines at present which are very inefficient and not that powerful but the intention is eventually for more spe …
by lesliebreame · 9 years ago
12 May 2017

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