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AberdeenAngus

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Tamiya Bismark 1:350
« on: April 07, 2009, 08:09:47 am »

Just ordered the above.

Is it suitable for R/c ?

Can anyone recommend a good voltage/motor/prop combination ?

Many thanks
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cos918

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Re: Tamiya Bismark 1:350
« Reply #1 on: April 07, 2009, 04:58:21 pm »

Hi there ,that kit is fine for conversion. Tamiya supply 2 type of props one scale and one to be used for motor's . As for prop shaft I would get down to your local model shop and get some brass rod and brass tube and then cut to the required length. For couplings use silicone fuel tube . For motors you have 2 choices . Get some small motors at a show or ebay or you can get a normal sized servo and use the motor in that . the p.c.b in the servo can be used as a speed controller there are threads on here on how to do that. 4.8v to 6v is normal best.

John
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Re: Tamiya Bismark 1:350
« Reply #2 on: April 07, 2009, 08:14:53 pm »

I used two 280's in my Tamiya Missouri with one of the infamous AcTion Man's escs...worked a treat on 4 cells.


Rich

(BTW, did you know that your user name is a song title by Tir nA Nog?


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