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14 posts · Page 1 of 2- RodCLieutenant CommanderI recall getting GRS licences for two "CB" mobile radios & a base station in the mid-70s, & also a licence for a 72 MHz $400 Cox-Airtronics 4-function radio system for 100"-span Standard-class gliders, using only rudder & elevator servos. I believe the licences were $19 /yr each back then.
In abt 1990 INDUSTRY CANADA narrow-banded the RC channels & therefore was able to add a few more channels. The service category also became licence-exempt, but type-approved radio apparatus, certified for use in Canada, was still a legal requirement.
By then CB radios were 40ch
It is a Billings Nordkap 476.
I have pictures from his build log, I am also posting some of them.
- RNinMunichFleet AdmiralAll's well that ends well Garth😉
Admit it shipmate the rudder didn't jam -
you were simply distracted by the attentions of the now good lady!😉
Cheers, Doug 😎Liked by Martin555
- figtree7ntsAdmiralHi Colin,
Here is the link to my Build Blog:
https://model-boats.com/blogs/60253
Yes, Colin the Deck is curved!Liked by MouldBuilder and Martin555
- GascoigneChief Petty Officer 2nd ClassThe hull looks in good shape from the photo. Have fun with the restoration though. Plenty of scope...Could be steam powered?
All the best. BrianLiked by Gravedigger47 - RNinMunichFleet AdmiralMuch better than the hull of the ancient Billing fish cutter Gina 2 I've just started to restore and convert. Took the deck out last night to reveal the awful hull planking 🤔
Good luck, will watch with interest 👍
Cheers, Doug 😎
385 motor, 35mm 4 bladed brass prop, 6v battery, featuring sound unit and working lights on 3 circuits,
Built from Scrap, about the Same Size as a billings Nordkap, but a lot Cheaper😊
2 brushed motor, 2.4 ghz radio and crew members from Realmodelpilots.com
- circle43nauticalChief Petty Officer 2nd Classi have that same kit i bought just before my daughter was born in 1989. she is undergoing a "fleet rehab & maintenance"
overhaul currently. actually the first true rc watercraft i
started with, after a lifetime of building static models. that kit was of high quality, but has of course been discontinued some years ago. i transferred her from uscg lifesaving station manasquan inlet, new jersey, to uscg lifeboat station ludington, michigan, and changed the hull number from cg-44329 to cg-44345. i served in the uscg in nj, but always wanted to be stationed in ludington, mi. semper paratus!Liked by Dave M
- Dave MVice AdmiralHi sandkb
Looking good. if you are intending to post build updates and ask for help I suggest you go to Build Blogs and start your own blog. You can then keep adding to the blog when you have progressed with the build. it not only helps inspire others, but may result in others sharing their own experiences with similar builds.
Good luck with the build and if you like my post please tick the like box.Liked by sandkb