Looks great with what looks to be a 'good turn of speed'. Well done!

Looks good. 😉

Perfect planing hull, and perfect power proportions. Nice job

Looks really good in the water, great photo's.
Scamp😀

It's under a revamp at the moment. 😊

Nice project! That is quite a complex mechanical arrangement of the motors. Will they stay
in phase over time?
I can't wait to see it in the pond doing it's thing!
Barry

Kayak and Ken are looking good..
Scamp 👍

A partner for Graham93's Katie Kajak😀👍
Make be they could race sometime?
That'd be real cool!
Well done houseman👍
Cheers, Doug😎

Oh Wow ! Quite brilliant. To say 'well done' is such an understatement, but you should win a prize for this. 😉

So cool!!!!!!!

Looks good, we call it hammer blow here.
First the special colour you want, then the shrink varnish over it.
Thanks for your idea . . .
Michel-C.

Looks like a true non slip finish. Well done.

Now that is inspirational Brightwork! I love it!!!

Hi Bob, yes the Griffon belongs to Hayling Island Model Club Member Mike.
The club are a great bunch of guys with a wide range of model knowledge and I enjoy being able the share media from such an enthusiastic club.
Rob is the website manager who sent me the video clip - I thought it too good not to share through my RCSailing channel while experimenting with "Youtube shorts".
P.S my channel is not monetarised - its just for fun.

Since my first comment I have been able to open your link and see the short hovercraft video Phil.

The model is described as a GRIFFON so I am guessing that I should be able to find out more about the model online - maybe there is a commercially available kit for it?

I will see what I can find out about building and running an r/c hovercraft.

Do you have any more info about your hovercraft Phil?

Sadly, your link does not work for me, but I find hovercraft a fascinating subject and would like to learn more about them if I can.

Bob.

I added this comment under Receiver problems but it has appeared under Hovercraft?

Hi Stephen I use 40Mhtz. FM, most of the time. I have the 3 ch. Hitec Tx's and also a couple of Fleet Tx's one 4 the other 6 ch. Plus a Sanwa ex 35Mhtz and a couple of other sets yet to see action.
I have a selection of 5 and 7 ch. rx's, about a dozen plus. I bought a lot from modellers who switched over to 2.4G.

I also use ex 35Mhtz sets and fit 40Mhtz crystals, although I discard the dual conversion rx's.

Only once have I had a Futaba rx not work with a Hitec Tx but it worked with a Futaba Tx.
I have more than enough RC equipment in this and 27Mhtz both AM and FM to see me out.

I do not have any submarines but suggest it maybe the rx aerial needs to be prominent but insulated and outside the sub?
Does it all work out of the water?

I assume you are using a standard length aerial?

Are you using any of the modern servos as I find that some of them do not suit the older radio equipment. I have some 9 gram metal geared ones that chatter.

I can't think of anything else that might help.
good luck
Roy

I had same problem I just kept buying receivers until I found a working one.

Hi Stephen
You could try asking about you R/X problem on the Association of Model Submariners forum, see if you can talk to Dave Frost

I had trouble trying to get a R/X for my boats in the end I found that Engel do an R/X that works with my F14

https://engel-modellbau.eu/shop/en/R-C/Receivers-Crystals/Receivers-40MHz/RP8DI-

https://www.theassociationofmodelsubmariners.com

Thanks for all the replies guys....Im going to try a reciever of the same make as the transmitter but it's annoying because all the rc info says all 40 MHZ makes are compatible with each other (NOT) .

Scratchbuilder,
Ha, ha, I learned the hard way. I now have a transmitter that I can not find a receiver for...oh well.😛

ToraDog.
You learn something every day.
That’s a new one to me 👍.
Regards
Bill.

It sounds like a bit of a shift problem... there are two options , positive shift and negative shift. I think, although I am not 100% sure, that HiTec uses positive shift receivers. Futaba uses negative shift, I believe. I have run into this issue while attempting to find receivers for an old Multiplex radio( Multiplex is now owned by Hitec).
I think your best bet is to try to find a matching receiver, ie, same brand. Good Luck

Hi Stephen.
Interesting sub you have there.
I only use 27 MHz in mine but principle is the same.
First thing that springs to mind is antenna connection and fixing.
Does it work in the dry but not in the wet.
You have probably thought of those two things.
Is your power supply good?
Bill.

What a beauty you must be very proud of him peter l

Loved the pond at Gorleston, did thousands of laps running around chasing my pond yacht , 1st 2 weeks in June, 1961/65. Fantastic holidays, hated the 6 hours to get there though, from Bolsover, Derbyshire.

Fabulous model, aren’t you the lucky one, I am very envious. The lights are just perfect look forward to seeing her on the water. ChrisG

Love the detailed cockpit.

Video was good Phil👍
Great to see the Master Graham in action.
Bind moggling what he does😮
😎

great idea to have a twilight run to see the boats with lights on in all their glory.

Love the lights on the water

Wow doesnt the boats look great all lit up in the evening light, magical.

Excellent! I'm a big fan of restorations. Keeps our history alive.👍

So much joy in a renovation.. very nice...

Very good looking renovation.
You are an excellent son.
😎

Great to see a vessel that your father built brought back into use 👍

so lovely to see a old boat brought back to life these oldies have a lovely style of there own I have two old timers

Thanks' to everyone for the nice comments. Not sure why the link to my YouTube didn't show.

Your Dad would be pleased with your restoration of his boat.
Rick

Literally looks brand new , great job !👍

What a beautiful place to run boats and so close to the pub

Philcaretaker good afternoon
Very nice and well made club video and on top à very nice location
👍👍😍😍