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📝 WCU (Water Control Unit) design, for steam engines
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Here is a safety feature if the water pump failed or the boiler has a leakage:
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📝 WCU (Water Control Unit) design, for steam engines
11 hours ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi,
One of my friend asked me to design a Water control unit for him.
It has to be able to:
- identify the water levein the boiler through the sight glass
- able to reduce the effect of the air bubbles and the water bouncing
- control a servo wich is able to open or close the mechanical water pump
- control an electric water pump as an option
- able to measure the feeder tank water level
- should have a signaling option, like an Alert Led
You can watch the video here:
One of my friend asked me to design a Water control unit for him.
It has to be able to:
- identify the water levein the boiler through the sight glass
- able to reduce the effect of the air bubbles and the water bouncing
- control a servo wich is able to open or close the mechanical water pump
- control an electric water pump as an option
- able to measure the feeder tank water level
- should have a signaling option, like an Alert Led
You can watch the video here:
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📝 Smoke/Steam Generators.
16 days ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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I don't know guys there are smoke/steam generators which are working with pure water not necessary any special oil for them. The other thing is the heat element inside some units.
I don't like the idea if something heated up in my boat, not mentioned if it is an oilbased something....
Yes you can buy things from the ebay or from the interne, chinese circuits etc, but you have to create a circuit (right components, because a 20V range capacitor won't be good when the peak-to peak values are higher then 80V, the same with the fet, plus you have to create the right supply voltage which has to be constant, because the NE555 circuit frequency is very sensible for the voltage changes) for it, you have to find the right frequency, etc...
There are many thing what you have to think of.
This is the reason why I offered the Denes Design Smoke Generator, because it is a connect and play robust unit. You got it, connect it, power it up, fill it up and ready to go, not mentioned it is working with pure water and creating cold smoke/steam/mist.... there is no heating element....
The design of a product like this requires a lot of pre-investigation, and design.
If somebody would like to play with it and spend many time just do it, this can be part of the hobby too, but if you need a good quality good running robust product just buy one.
Please read the article below:
I don't know guys there are smoke/steam generators which are working with pure water not necessary any special oil for them. The other thing is the heat element inside some units.
I don't like the idea if something heated up in my boat, not mentioned if it is an oilbased something....
Yes you can buy things from the ebay or from the interne, chinese circuits etc, but you have to create a circuit (right components, because a 20V range capacitor won't be good when the peak-to peak values are higher then 80V, the same with the fet, plus you have to create the right supply voltage which has to be constant, because the NE555 circuit frequency is very sensible for the voltage changes) for it, you have to find the right frequency, etc...
There are many thing what you have to think of.
This is the reason why I offered the Denes Design Smoke Generator, because it is a connect and play robust unit. You got it, connect it, power it up, fill it up and ready to go, not mentioned it is working with pure water and creating cold smoke/steam/mist.... there is no heating element....
The design of a product like this requires a lot of pre-investigation, and design.
If somebody would like to play with it and spend many time just do it, this can be part of the hobby too, but if you need a good quality good running robust product just buy one.
Please read the article below:
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📝 Smoke/Steam Generators.
19 days ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi Lew,
Mike Stoney from Switzerland has many experience with the unit.
Have you seen this thread?
Mike Stoney from Switzerland has many experience with the unit.
Have you seen this thread?
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📝 Smoke/Steam Generators.
19 days ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi,
I have.
First you have to make a decision what do you want:
- a simple just have some smoke
- a throttle arm active nice robust like Denes Design has? (If you would like to build it on your own, that can be difficult, but you still can buy one this is the easy way😊)
I have.
First you have to make a decision what do you want:
- a simple just have some smoke
- a throttle arm active nice robust like Denes Design has? (If you would like to build it on your own, that can be difficult, but you still can buy one this is the easy way😊)
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📝 Smoke/Steam Generators.
2 months ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi,
I can suggest to check the Denes Design products.
More information at:
I can suggest to check the Denes Design products.
More information at:
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📝 Steam Generator which is follow the throttle arm
2 months ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi Gents,
I tried to connect two Denes Design Steam Generators together, the result was pretty good so I created a video about it.
You can find it here:
I tried to connect two Denes Design Steam Generators together, the result was pretty good so I created a video about it.
You can find it here:
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📝 Steam Generator which is follow the throttle arm
4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi Ron,
I guess it is possible, you just have to create a proper plumbing for the smoke 😊
I just saw my system in tug boats, but it is time to try them in other vessels😉
Please check the website (
I guess it is possible, you just have to create a proper plumbing for the smoke 😊
I just saw my system in tug boats, but it is time to try them in other vessels😉
Please check the website (
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📝 Steam Generator which is follow the throttle arm
4 months ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Gents,
There is a pretty good little Steam Generator unit which is able to follow the throttle arm/ speed it is changing the steam amount and the fan speed too not just switching On and OFF.
If any of you interested in please visit:
There is a pretty good little Steam Generator unit which is able to follow the throttle arm/ speed it is changing the steam amount and the fan speed too not just switching On and OFF.
If any of you interested in please visit:
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📝 Elctronics in steam boats
10 months ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi Gents,
If you interested in new controls etc for steam boats and steam engines please visit this website.
There are:
- replacement sensors for cheddar ABC
- Gas control units (GCU)
- Engine Control unit (ECU)
- Automatic Boiler Control Unit (ABC)
www.denesdesign.co.uk
Dainesh
If you interested in new controls etc for steam boats and steam engines please visit this website.
There are:
- replacement sensors for cheddar ABC
- Gas control units (GCU)
- Engine Control unit (ECU)
- Automatic Boiler Control Unit (ABC)
www.denesdesign.co.uk
Dainesh
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📝 Elctronics in steam boats
1 year ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi,
I think it would be worth to read this:
I think it would be worth to read this:
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📝 Elctronics in steam boats
1 year ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hello Gents,
Would anybody interested in an Automatic Boiler Controller for Steam engines? Like Cheddar ABC was just better?
Would anybody interested in an Automatic Boiler Controller for Steam engines? Like Cheddar ABC was just better?
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📝 OSA 2 Scratch Build Missile Boat
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hello my Friend,
Finally somebody build Russian boat on this website.
This was my first boat, I learnt how to built a boat from scratch.
I have the plans and the detailed drawings 😁
Finally somebody build Russian boat on this website.
This was my first boat, I learnt how to built a boat from scratch.
I have the plans and the detailed drawings 😁
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📝 (Other) ORP WICHER
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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She is my larger beauty :) Has not finished.
She the lead ship of the Wicher class, was a Polish Navy destroyer. She saw combat in the invasion of Poland, which began World War II in Europe. The destroyer was sunk by German bombers on 3 September 1939.[1] Flag ship of the Polish Navy.
The ship was built at Ateliers et Chantiers Navals Français, Blainville-sur-Orne, near Caen. (10/10)
She the lead ship of the Wicher class, was a Polish Navy destroyer. She saw combat in the invasion of Poland, which began World War II in Europe. The destroyer was sunk by German bombers on 3 September 1939.[1] Flag ship of the Polish Navy.
The ship was built at Ateliers et Chantiers Navals Français, Blainville-sur-Orne, near Caen. (10/10)
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📝 (Other) USSR GANGUTEZ
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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This is a small 80m long corvette from the Black Sea.
It is not finished some bit and pieces are still missing but I try to finis ASAP.
I would like to see her performance on the water.
She is my little beauty :) (10/10)
It is not finished some bit and pieces are still missing but I try to finis ASAP.
I would like to see her performance on the water.
She is my little beauty :) (10/10)
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📝 (Other) FLORA
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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This is a nice little boat. Originally this is a boat for the Danube, but I built it in the UK, so it became a hybrid model because of the British flag 😁 (10/10)
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📝 River Tug Boat For Sale
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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This is a nice little boat. Originally this is a boat for the Danube, but I built it in the UK, so it became a hybrid model because of the British flag 😁
It is for sale, I need some space for my new boats🤓
It is for sale, I need some space for my new boats🤓
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📝 (Other) KuK TB IV
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Kaiserlich und Königlich (KuK) TB IV
Recently built scale model boat (1:50).
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots
In 1905 the Austrian Naval Technical Committee presented three different designs for a 110t coastal torpedo-boat, mainly differing in the propulsion system (VTE or turbines). Having insufficient experience with turbines, a final VTE-propelled design with oil-firing was presented in 1907. To compare it with foreign technology, Krupp, Schichau and Yarrow were asked for competitive designs, all of which turned out to be inferior. initially STT was ordered to build 8 such boats, but this was reduced to 6, because Danubius had to participate. When the older torpedo-boats lost their names in 1910 in favour of arable numbers, these units became in consequence Tb 1-Tb 6. The boats were surprisingly seaworthy up to sea state 5-6, and during the war they saw active service on escort, minesweeping and anti-submarine dunes. (10/10)
Recently built scale model boat (1:50).
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots
In 1905 the Austrian Naval Technical Committee presented three different designs for a 110t coastal torpedo-boat, mainly differing in the propulsion system (VTE or turbines). Having insufficient experience with turbines, a final VTE-propelled design with oil-firing was presented in 1907. To compare it with foreign technology, Krupp, Schichau and Yarrow were asked for competitive designs, all of which turned out to be inferior. initially STT was ordered to build 8 such boats, but this was reduced to 6, because Danubius had to participate. When the older torpedo-boats lost their names in 1910 in favour of arable numbers, these units became in consequence Tb 1-Tb 6. The boats were surprisingly seaworthy up to sea state 5-6, and during the war they saw active service on escort, minesweeping and anti-submarine dunes. (10/10)
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📝 Austro-Hungarian Topeedo Boat
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Kaiserlich und Königlich (KuK) TB IV
Recently built scale model boat (1:50).
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots
In 1905 the Austrian Naval Technical Committee presented three different designs for a 110t coastal torpedo-boat, mainly differing in the propulsion system (VTE or turbines). Having insufficient experience with turbines, a final VTE-propelled design with oil-firing was presented in 1907. To compare it with foreign technology, Krupp, Schichau and Yarrow were asked for competitive designs, all of which turned out to be inferior. Initially STT was ordered to build 8 such boats, but this was reduced to 6, because Danubius had to participate. When the older torpedo-boats lost their names in 1910 in favour of arable numbers, these units became in consequence Tb 1-Tb 6. The boats were surprisingly seaworthy up to sea state 5-6, and during the war they saw active service on escort, minesweeping and anti-submarine dunes.
Recently built scale model boat (1:50).
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots
In 1905 the Austrian Naval Technical Committee presented three different designs for a 110t coastal torpedo-boat, mainly differing in the propulsion system (VTE or turbines). Having insufficient experience with turbines, a final VTE-propelled design with oil-firing was presented in 1907. To compare it with foreign technology, Krupp, Schichau and Yarrow were asked for competitive designs, all of which turned out to be inferior. Initially STT was ordered to build 8 such boats, but this was reduced to 6, because Danubius had to participate. When the older torpedo-boats lost their names in 1910 in favour of arable numbers, these units became in consequence Tb 1-Tb 6. The boats were surprisingly seaworthy up to sea state 5-6, and during the war they saw active service on escort, minesweeping and anti-submarine dunes.
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📝 Good plans
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hi Dave,
Thank you. That is a really good point what you wrote. I forward it to the owner of the website. He is my friend and he made the drawings after a lots of research in Hungary, Austria and Croatia. in some cases in italy.
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Thank you. That is a really good point what you wrote. I forward it to the owner of the website. He is my friend and he made the drawings after a lots of research in Hungary, Austria and Croatia. in some cases in italy.
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📝 Good plans
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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OK. What else would you like to see in the details?
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6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Hello guys,
This is a really good website wotrh to look around.
This is a really good website wotrh to look around.
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📝 (Other) KuK TB XI
6 years ago by 🇬🇧 Dainesh ( Master Seaman)
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Recently built scale model boat (1:50).
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
The real boat was built in 1890 in Ganz-Danubius Fiume (Rijeka Croatia), for the Austrian –Hungarian Navy.
These are one of the first torpedo boats, which colour was black or dark grey (according to that time strategy these boats used night time).
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
The crew of this boat was Czech.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots (ESC: Own built) (10/10)
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
The real boat was built in 1890 in Ganz-Danubius Fiume (Rijeka Croatia), for the Austrian –Hungarian Navy.
These are one of the first torpedo boats, which colour was black or dark grey (according to that time strategy these boats used night time).
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
The crew of this boat was Czech.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots (ESC: Own built) (10/10)
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📝 1st World War Torpeedoboat for sale
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Kaiserlich und Königlich (KuK) TB XI
Recently built scale model boat (1:50).
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
The real boat was built in 1890 in Ganz-Danubius Fiume (Rijeka Croatia), for the Austrian –Hungarian Navy.
These are one of the first torpedo boats, which colour was black or dark grey (according to that time strategy these boats used night time).
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
The crew of this boat was Czech.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots
If you interested in please contact me on: Denes.Kavai@gmail.com.
Open to all sensible offers
Recently built scale model boat (1:50).
It is a fine art work.
Length: 884mm
Beam: 95mm
One 3 blade propeller.
The real boat was built in 1890 in Ganz-Danubius Fiume (Rijeka Croatia), for the Austrian –Hungarian Navy.
These are one of the first torpedo boats, which colour was black or dark grey (according to that time strategy these boats used night time).
Main armament: 2 45cm torpedo tubes, 2 4.7cm/L44 Skoda rapid firer.
The crew of this boat was Czech.
Crew: 20 people
Speed:27.5 knots
If you interested in please contact me on: Denes.Kavai@gmail.com.
Open to all sensible offers
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