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Control switch access.
… good on the hatches. I've used small magnets from scrapped brushless motors to hold some of mine in place on the Trent.
by Dave M · 15 years ago
24 Apr 2012
Harbour
(Naval Ship) KAWKAB
Model Slipway kit with brushless power for speed and overall performance. Handles wonderfully. (Motor: 2xNTM 2836 1800KV 438w) (ESC: 2xTurnegy 35amp Marine) (8/10)
by tompallister · 15 years ago
20 Apr 2012
Harbour
(Fire Boat) Victory Models Fire Boat
… der or rudder servo so tank steered via Micro V Tail mixer. Brushless to keep weight down and provide excellent speed controller response. (Motor: 2 x AX1806 2100KV Micros) (ESC: 2x Turnegy 18amp car) (6/10)
by tompallister · 15 years ago
20 Apr 2012
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60inch fire tender
I would be putting a 1000 watt 600 to 1000 KV brushless in this with a 50 mm 3 blade prop. The power and torque of the brushless motor would let you play around with battery size and prop size to get the best results for you and the boat. i …
by tompallister · 15 years ago
19 Apr 2012
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37.5 Foot Seaplane Tender 206
… lane Tender. it is 1/12th scale and powered by 2 x 250 watt brushless motors. Built in 2011, it sails at Knightcote in Warwickshire and Tynemouth in the NE.
by tompallister · 15 years ago
19 Apr 2012
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1/24th Fire Boat
… about 2 years ago. it is now fitted with a 180 watt 1100kv brushless motor running on 7.2 volts and using a Turnegy 18amp car brushless ESP. With a 35mm X type prop it FLIES.
by tompallister · 15 years ago
19 Apr 2012
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Wattmeters
… ged to get up to 0.8A and 6 watts when I hooked it up to my brushless esc. and motor (0.8A x 7.74v = 6.192 watts ) Richard
by richald · 15 years ago
17 Apr 2012
Blog
Wattmeter update
… ged to get up to 0.8A and 6 watts when I hooked it up to my brushless esc. and motor (0.8A x 7.74v = 6.192 watts ) Richard
by richald · 15 years ago
17 Apr 2012
Harbour
(Other) Rescue Rib
… 1, ( probably ex Action Man ). Much better now - updated to Brushless motor & ESC - Jan 2014 (Motor: KEDA TR2826/26) (ESC: HobbyWing SeaKing) (8/10)
by chrislang · 15 years ago
17 Apr 2012
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Seaplane Tender
… lane Tender in !/12 th scale. it is powered by 2 x 250 watt brushless motors running on 7.2 volt Nmih batteries. Pictured here at Knightcote Model Boat Club in Warwickshire and a couple during construction.
by tompallister · 15 years ago
13 Apr 2012
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46 Inch Aerokits
… arted (frames and stringers). it is powered by 2 x 770 watt brushless motors with 4s lips and has working monitors and an Action Noisy Thing sound system. it is pictured here at Tynemouth boating lake where I an a member to of the Tmbc.
by tompallister · 15 years ago
13 Apr 2012
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Surfury
… crazing, so a little need of gel coat paste. Going to put a brushless in it instead of the OS Ic engine thats in it at moment. Would have liked maybe a mould from it, so to make a ligther hull.
by olly49 · 15 years ago
13 Apr 2012
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Propshaft Coupling arrived - Construction Full Speed Ahead!
… g rise in amps. As Dave M said above, if you are going LiPo/brushless (LiFe is safer, faster charging but with slightly less grunt - need charger capable of LiFe) get youself a W/A tester and you will not look back. You can match /test set- …
by OLDHSLS · 15 years ago
8 Apr 2012
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Propshaft Coupling arrived - Construction Full Speed Ahead!
… tefully received! I am still feeling my way with respect to brushless motors. Dave M - I assume the transverse wedge(s) you mentioned would be inside the hull - it/they would resist any lateral movement or vibration of the 'motor' end of th …
by richald · 15 years ago
6 Apr 2012
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Propshaft Coupling arrived - Construction Full Speed Ahead!
… g. I would not really recommend using Nimh batteries with a brushless motor, they do no give out sufficient amperage that a brushless motor requires and damage to a nimh battery might reduce its usual service life, its much better to use a …
by Gregg · 15 years ago
6 Apr 2012
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Propshaft Coupling arrived - Construction Full Speed Ahead!
… and other club members have used your type of coupling with brushless without problem . Just make sure all mountings and shaft fixings are good and tight and that the drive train is absolutely straight. Have you chosen the prop you intend t …
by Dave M · 15 years ago
6 Apr 2012
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Propshaft Coupling arrived - Construction Full Speed Ahead!
… nting nuts have shakeproof washers? An early attempt with a brushless motor resulted in a burnt out motor when my mounting screws worked loose! Will you be supporting the prop shaft just after the coupling? At the speed these motors achieve …
by Dave M · 15 years ago
5 Apr 2012
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fire boat
… aerokits plans. she is the 46 inch version, power is from a brushless motor and lipo set up. sailing trials over easter hols weather permitting!
by alan44 · 15 years ago
4 Apr 2012
Event
Chasewater Transport Festival
… c display of model boats and a display of scale boats, fast brushless boats and hopefully, "wind permitting" some sail boats too. Chasewater Country Park site opens at 9.30am and the whole event closes around 4.30pm. There Is a large show a …
by Gregg · 15 years ago
31 Mar 2012
Blog
door pt2
… the water without then having to go to the extremes of twin brushless motors and 24volts !
by Gregg · 15 years ago
26 Mar 2012
Harbour
(Other) US Coast Guard
… ut extra lead now required for ballast. Now fitted with two brushless motors and model now performs like the real vessel. Looks good on the water but due to size it soon disappears at any distance from the shore. (Motor: Turnigy) (ESC: Brus …
by Dave M · 15 years ago
25 Mar 2012
Blog
Build Progress to date, with Pictures
… er the deck to help when I come to glue the transom on. The brushless motor is a HobbyKing No-Name special - 1000Kv 222watt outrunner with a 30amp HobbyKing Car ESC - this is the ESC . . . http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/uh_viewIte …
by richald · 15 years ago
21 Mar 2012
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newbuild
… . A friend is restoring a Sea Queen and he is using a large brushless motor. HI Gregg good to hear you are keeping busy, and paying taxes to fund my OAP
by Dave M · 15 years ago
20 Mar 2012
Blog
Another Double Size Eezebilt Mermaid
… ted a fairly simple boat so that I could install and test a brushless motor. It is a long time since I have made anything in balsa, and the the design of the mermaid appealed and once scaled up to 28" seemed to be about the right size for t …
by richald · 15 years ago
19 Mar 2012
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Keil Kraft Eezebilt Mermaid (x2 Scale)
… ing intending to fit it into a Club 500 as a first try with brushless motors. I have decided that it would be too difficult to re-motor the Club 500 in such a way that I could go back to the original brushed motor, hence the Mermaid build. …
by richald · 15 years ago
14 Mar 2012
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60inch crash tender
… ld in terms of motor efficiency really be looking at a twin brushless setup, particularly for a craft of this size. Brushless motors are now in very wide use in model aircraft where they really do excel,from the very smallest to the extreme …
by Huntsmanman · 15 years ago
13 Mar 2012
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PROP SPEED
… hey may still have some discarded units, as they now prefer brushless motors such reducers are not required. Another alternative is to make your own from small timing chain belts and geared pulleys. if you are not too concerned about a belt …
by Dave M · 15 years ago
9 Mar 2012
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22.5" EP Fibreglass Deep-vee Arowana Mono 1 Racing Boat Hull
… tors, as they dont rev too high, but once you start talking brushless and in excess of 22,000 rpms, the nylon liner just overheats and melts against the steel flexI and locks the thing up. the fact that you hardly get any "pre warning" of i …
by Gregg · 15 years ago
29 Feb 2012

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