Model Boat Mayhem
Mess Deck: General Section => Tugs and Towing => Topic started by: chris holley on October 11, 2009, 01:28:14 pm
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i no there is a few on here have read some off them, very nice to. Iam looking at getting one, i live in the uk 3 shops i have spoken to i have asked them about the fittings an power sets?
What do these consist off?
an what else do i need?
there not the hardest off question to the people i have asked they sell the things but why dont you no??
an info on them would be a great help before i start buying the model. thanks chris
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With Robbe kits the fittings kits are usually all the deck fittings, vents, ladders, handrails etc you need to complete the kit. You really need this unless you intend to make everything yourself.
The power sets consist of the correct Robbe motors, couplings, prop shafts, and props. Robbe motors are very good and normally fairly low drain.
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cool thanks for that, what motors does she run?
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What Dicky has said is spot on having built one of these myself and now sold it BIG MISTAKE.
The motors that Robbie supply in the power set are good,but if I was to build another I would definatly use a pair of MMB motors instead of the robbie ones
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what's the difference between the robbe motors an mmb? who are mmb?
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http://www.modelboatmayhem.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=19292.0
See link above for MMB, the main difference is two fold more power than the robbie and definatly without a doubt less power hungry,so more running time.Physically they are more or less the same size so fitting would not be problem
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yes i see what you mean, where can i get them from?
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http://www.modelboatmayhem.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=19292.0
Mark is a member on here excellent motors go for it