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2,621 posts · Page 22 of 219Noticed an ad for an Estate Sale. I went, I looked, and found (i.e. bought).
The Midwest Rowing Dinghy, Canadian Canoe, and Chesapeake Double Kayak are all nice boats.
They will look nice in a Diarama or just on display in my Home Office or Family Room.
I plan to do some work on the Cranberry Isle Lobster Yacht. It was not built/finished to run.
I'd like to open it up and put running gear and electronics in it to make it a working RC.
The front opens to access where the motor and electronics would go, but the rear is sealed tight with no access to attach a servo to the rudder.
Does anybody know where I could download the plans/instructions for this boat? I would like to see how the rear is constructed before attacking it.
Thanks for the help!
Dave B
- RonaldFleet AdmiralI hope that this helps; the plans show the rudder servo forward of the frame but I think it is better close to the rudder control arm. I use a NiMH battery laying beside the stuffing box and a counter weight on the opposite side. The original builder put a Y battery harness in so the boat could run off of two batteries for a longer duration. I just use one so as to give the brushed motor a rest .
I didn’t get the phone position quite right for the best quality photos.
- Mike StoneyRear AdmiralHello Jans,
Thank you for your movie! 👍👍👍 A real boon for a ship modeler.
Greetings from Switzerland
Michel-C. - DWBrinkmanRear AdmiralLove the video!
You are fortunate to have a great facility to run boats on.
There are a lot of wonderful boats in your group.
Dave BLiked by AlessandroSPQR
I use a transmitter mix to allow the model to rotate on the spot and perform scale-like docking manoeuvres.
- RonaldFleet AdmiralLooks nice on the water and runs at a nice scale trot.Liked by Peejay and Oxford-Dave and
Colin
The cabin cruiser is a MFA Spearfish.
Harry