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 51 
 on: April 17, 2024, 08:22:10 am 
Started by Backerther - Last Post by Backerther
Well then, it's about the time to get into the first trial run briefly on the road to grasp how long/far it will go on with a single
battery 5000mAh 3s lipo.
To conclude, it ran as far as 5.6km(3.5miles) with a 775motor and an overall weight of 4.6kg which is good beyond my expectation for this 1/8 scale long distance cruiser . :-)) :-)) :-))
This means another one battery will fulfill 10km trail run(if it's mild run)sufficiently...!!!! :-)) :-)) :-)) %) %) %)
This could be called "the jeep" literally????, "the king of land"???.!! ...like me who is still a long distance runner?? :D :embarrassed: O0 :-))
The jeep went more than around our boating lake in the pic No1 below.  Distance around the lake is 4.7km.

 52 
 on: April 17, 2024, 05:45:42 am 
Started by steve mahoney - Last Post by steve mahoney
Thanks.

No, I had the etching done by PPD Ltd in Scotland. I've used them many times and the quality, service and turnaround is always excellent. I usually gang up the items for several builds to make the postage costs economic.

Knowing my track record with paint, glue and flux, I couldn't be trusted with ferric chloride, the etching acid. It's quite corrosive. Also, you need a film negative to do etching and suppliers of those are getting rarer and rarer.

 53 
 on: April 16, 2024, 11:27:47 pm 
Started by KeithAtRochdale - Last Post by KeithAtRochdale
Hi


Please could somebody help me with the correct colours for the RAF fireboat?


I believe they are;


White
Grey
Black
Red


But which shade, there are many.


Say for grey is it light grey, grey, dark grey or does it have a specific name?


Many thanks.

 54 
 on: April 16, 2024, 10:09:22 pm 
Started by Martin (Admin) - Last Post by Ralph
Mountfleet Models Osprey armed trawler - I enjoyed building the Highlander so thought I'd try another of their offerings.  Arrived promptly but the carriers managed to torpedo it with what looks like a forklift leaving 2 holes in the hull  <*< .  Sent photos to Adam at Mountfleet so just waiting for the replacement hull to arrive, hopefully in one piece.Bag


Ralph

 55 
 on: April 16, 2024, 09:36:53 pm 
Started by steve mahoney - Last Post by captain_reg
Looks really great. Did you photoetch the brass wipers yourself?

 56 
 on: April 16, 2024, 09:28:29 pm 
Started by Champdriver - Last Post by Subculture

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there are two other relatively expensive (but not outrageously expensive) "truck" radios that might work...  the "FlySky Paladin PL18 ev"  and the "FrSky Tandem XE"  both can be bought with "3D sticks" which add additional proportional rotary features to the main sticks, as well as a large number of additional knobs and switches...  the Paladin is an 18+ channel radio, and the Tandem is a 24+ channel radio.
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 57 
 on: April 16, 2024, 08:42:48 pm 
Started by Martin (Admin) - Last Post by Martin (Admin)
 

HMS Hood  just before her launch

 58 
 on: April 16, 2024, 06:59:32 pm 
Started by rhavrane - Last Post by rhavrane
Bonjour,I have had the opportunity to purchase a branda new Stuart SIRIUS and the information I know is that bore = stroke = 1"  :-))

https://youtu.be/aHEDbBF5zwA

I have noticed a crankcase and an oil level, which type of oil shouls I use ?Which is is working pressure ?I know that I will have to couple it with a large boiler...Which generator was associated to this machine ?

 59 
 on: April 16, 2024, 06:58:10 pm 
Started by rhavrane - Last Post by rhavrane
Bonjour,I have had the opportunity to purchase a branda new Stuart SIRIUS and the information I know is that bore = stroke = 1"  :-))  https://youtu.be/aHEDbBF5zwA

 I have noticed a crankcase and an oil level, which type of oil shouls I use ?

Which is is working pressure ?
I know that I will have to couple it with a large boiler...Which generator was associated to this machine ?

 60 
 on: April 16, 2024, 05:44:17 pm 
Started by TomF - Last Post by TomF
Thanks, Richard that is super helpful.

Tom

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