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2,598 posts · Page 67 of 217I'll be using the small 5A voltage regulating bucks in the models (the ones shown are just for testing) with one 2s LiPo running 2 regs,- one for pump, and one through the timer for the smoke pen. You can see the timer working with no input from the TX in the vid, When fitted, both will be switched on/off simultaneously with the solenoid 'latching' power on/off, circuit (thanks to Graham for the layout) using the left stick.
JB
Audio commentary from Dean.
More photos in Model Boats Website - https://model-boats.com/
- "Boat Clubs & Lakes" - "Buxton Model Boat Club"
More photos in Model Boats Website - https://model-boats.com/
- "Boat Clubs & Lakes" - "Buxton Model Boat Club"
More photos in Model Boats Website - https://model-boats.com/
- "Boat Clubs & Lakes" - "Buxton Model Boat Club"
Audio commentary from Dave.
More photos in "Model Boats Website" - "Boat Clubs & Lakes" - "Buxton Model Boat Club"
- ScratchbuilderVice AdmiralWhat a lovely model.
Well done.She looks really good on the water.
Regards Bill.Liked by Martin555 - Martin555Fleet AdmiralA very nice model indeed, I would love to see some close up photos of her.
Please pass on a well done on an extremely well made model.
Martin555.Liked by Rookysailor
A visual aid to just help decide on possible colour scheme for your Thames Barge .
- NerysFleet AdmiralVery pretty, think some oldtimers would be turning over in their graves to see sails those colours. Just imagine mixing those from ochres and cow urine then being blinded as you dressed the sails. What barge is that? is it the HFM kit?
NerysLiked by philcaretaker
She is roughly 1.24 scale, approximately 43 inches by 8 inches and is made from recycled and up cycled materials wherever possible. She has a single rudder and propeller, powered by a single motor from a drill, and two 6v lead acid batteries. She is a totally freelance design.
Further information on the video commentary.