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Registered
31st Oct 2015

Last Online
8th Sep 2018

tysonyoung

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Stats
Member No.	3577
Registered	31st Oct 2015
Last Online	8th Sep 2018
City	Bromham
Country	United Kingdom
Boats in Harbour	1
Sailing Locations	1
Forum Posts	3
Photos Posted	7
Likes Received	5
Likes Given	0

4 Total Posts

Sailing Locations

Woodspring Model Sailing Club
Since: 9th Oct 2016

Harbour

Experimemtal
Type: Yacht

Petty Officer

Ranks		Points
	Fleet Admiral	1000
	Admiral	800
	Captain	600
	Commander	400
	Lieutenant	200
	Sub-Lieutenant	100
	Chief Petty Officer	50
	Petty Officer	25
	Seaman	10
	Apprentice	2
	Recruit	0

18 points away from Chief Petty Officer!

Points

Activity	Worth	Awarded
Boats in Harbour	8	8
Forum Thread	5	0
Forum Post	2	6
Event	8	0
Photo Gallery	10	0
Photos Response	3	0
Video Post	15	0
Video Response	3	0
Build Blog	20	0
Blog Post	5	0
Blog Response	3	0
Sailor	8	8
Guestbook Post	8	0
Liked Posts	1	0
Received Likes	2	10

32 Total Points

United Kingdom

Recent Posts

54" long Cervia tug. by tysonyoung Petty Officer Posted: 14 days ago

My Cervia was ready built. I have replaced the Electric motor with a large servo motor (Brushed) .Direct drive and being heavy helps with ballasting. lead acid gel cells are power source. Motor rated voltage24 v but run it on 12v . low rev high torque no load current 1 amp. Shaft diameter 0.5 in. Gives some idea of power out. Being servo motor (ex computer drive 30 years old) well balanced no vibration. Photo near shore shows power of motor.

Experimemtal by tysonyoung Petty Officer Posted: 1 year ago

[Score: 5/10] 72" Experimemtal Capable of 11mph and a runtime of 120mins Powered by Lead Acid (12v) 7Amp/h Batteries - Comments: Ebay Purchase. Originally a test tank model. Pumped water ballast no rudder or keel. Now fitted with lead fin ballast plus 2 7ah gel cells. and auxiliary motor. Sailing rig "A" class . 72in long 32 in beam .Hull strip wood deck fibre board. Sail winch and heavy duty rudder servo fitted. Design guess work !! Note picture of setting up rudder. 3 years work.

Sea Rover planking by tysonyoung Petty Officer Posted: 2 years ago

Toe rail is the deck edging . It is designed to stop a sailors foot slipping over the edge of a deck , hence the name "toe rail". Cheers John

Sea Rover planking by tysonyoung Petty Officer Posted: 2 years ago

Long planks best . Put a king plank down on fore deck first . This helps to keep things the same on both sides. You can start from the toe rail (on both sides) inwards with long planks cutting an angle when it meets the king plank. You will end up with few odd gaps .Planks used on the edge and sand down level is a useful tip. Glue used medium thickness superglue. Have just planked a 5 foot yacht - learnt a lot! -John