Model Boat Mayhem
The Shipyard ( Dry Dock ): Builds & Questions => Pleasure boats, Sports, Race, Power and Leisure Boats: => Topic started by: Krishna on July 29, 2015, 06:42:14 am
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yes.. truly inspired by the Atlantic Challenger.. and on my hull of Lake cat.. and just looked around me, and found a sackful of brushed motors.. lots of RS 380s.. so turning to them.. added a water cooling jacket with foam board and sealed with PS.. works great.. so powered by the same brushed motor.. with lots of my personal touches.. she is 17 inches long..
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on..
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new water cooling method works so greatly.. and simple also..
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and..
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she is in action..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhhP4wf4oho
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O0 another one of your tried & tested builds , is that motor / shaft coupling one of your idea's ?
Bill
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thank you Im..
i used to turn in lathe.. so can make couplings.. but will be so expensive, that up to 250/- Rs by todays standards.. but if i use bicycle spokes and nipples.. one drive train will be within 10 Rs/-.. less than a cup of coffee... and , as the nipples are made of brass.. never rusts.. from brush less to smaller one.. i used to use 10 gauge, and 16 gauges for brush less and RS series.. for bigger uses motor cycle spokes and nipples.. last for a long time.. and if worn out.. can replace in matter of minutes..
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Clever idea Krishna! I never thought of using spokes.
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its easy.. inexpensive.. but so effective.. thank you Ballast..