Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Model Boating => Topic started by: rickles23 on December 03, 2018, 08:41:51 am
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HI, Advise needed for the installation of a kort nozzle from the beginning.
I have never installed one before.
I have drilled the holes and the prop shaft and rudder tube are a snug fit.
The stern is in the shape of an inverted L and bth are flat panels and the holes are drilled dead centre.
Regards
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What I've seen people do is make up a circle template of the same OD as the ID of the nozzle and a center hole for the propshaft, and use that in place of the propeller to ensure the nozzle is centered on the shaft.
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Hi NickelBelter,
I did not know it was that easy.
Thank you for your help.
Regards
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I would suggest that the diameter of the circular template was 1-2 mm greater than that of the prop.
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I would suggest that the diameter of the circular template was 1-2 mm greater than that of the prop.
As long as the ID of the nozzle is the same.
Ned
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(https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-sT5j8qB/1/49ebbc74/X2/i-sT5j8qB-X2.jpg)
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That's the way to do it :-)) :-))
Ned
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Yep and me - for some reason Mr Muscle oven cleaner tops were the perfect fit for these ones :-))
(https://modelboatmayhemimages.co.uk/images/2017/12/27/1106.jpg)
(https://modelboatmayhemimages.co.uk/images/2017/12/27/1105.jpg)
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And never has there been a nicer cleaner smoother bottom Mark :-)) {-)
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And never has there been a nicer cleaner smoother bottom Mark :-)) {-)
It was a few years ago as my wife would tell you {-) %% now get those korts sorted :-)) :-)) {-)
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Hi all,
The nozzle is now set up and ready to be glued in place.
I could not find a bottletop to fit but the hole saw gave me the right size.
Regards