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2,616 posts · Page 21 of 218- RodCLieutenant CommanderGarth, how big will the steam museum pond be this year?? Same as 2023??Liked by AlessandroSPQR and Len1 and
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralVery clever Phil👍
But why has he got his hands stuck in large sausage rolls?😁😋😋
BTW: Any Blog/Pics explaining how it was done? The 'Inside Story'😉
Cheers, Doug😎
- ColinJ2Petty Officer 1st ClassI was with friends at Hoylake boating lake yesterday and one of them has a Fairey Huntsman kit to build without instructions. Does Dave have the build instructions for his by any chance, such that he could share the information with us? So his kit can be built without too much guess work.
Colin
Noticed 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.
The koninklijke model yacht club antwerpen 120 years young although our average members are 104 years old wishes you all the luck with the investment of new plastic for your pond!
Roy