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    ๐Ÿ“ Calculating scale speed
    6 years ago by ๐Ÿ‡ฌ๐Ÿ‡ง boaty ( Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class)
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    HOW TO CALCULATE SCALE SPEED
    Such is the diversity in model boating with anything from a tug to fast service launches and hydroplanes there is always the issue of what is scale speed as we want our models to look right when on the water. This can be achieved by finding the square root of the scale multiplied by the speed of the full size craft. All you need is a pocket calculator and as an example I will use an M.T.B that is flat out at 40 knots. The boat is a 1/35 scale model. We start by dividing 1 by 35 which is .0285714 then press square root that shows up as .1690307 which when multiplied by 40 (speed of full size craft in knots) gives us 6.76 knots for the model. When calculating it in miles per hour the process is still the same.

    Boaty๐Ÿ˜



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