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FullLeatherJacket

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"Elance" Free Plan? Info requested
« on: April 18, 2008, 11:43:36 am »

Hi Guys

One of my customers has sent me a query about fitting out this model, which he has inherited and wants to get running for his grandson. He says:

"The launch is an "Elance" Electric Launch from an old Marine Modelling free plan, & is approx 33" long x 5" beam, so it shouldn't need much power. It has a single propellor.
It had a 380 motor in it, but that looks a bit on the big side. There is also a Hunter Systems Type 9 12 volt motor with it which is physically smaller. It doesn't say what current it draws.
I seem to recall that he said the original was powered by a cassette player motor."

Does anyone have any information about this model? 33" x 5" seems a bit large for a cassette motor but too small for a 12v system. Any help would be appreciated both by Bill Isherwood and yours truly.

FLJ
 

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Stavros

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Re: "Elance" Free Plan? Info requested
« Reply #1 on: April 18, 2008, 10:08:00 pm »

Try this Dave




Motor Nominal Voltage, Voltage Range ,No-Load RPM , NO-Load Current, Current @ Max Effic. Stalled Current Max Efficiency, Case Length, Case Diam , Free Shaft Length, Shaft Diam, Weight
Speed 280 6v 4.5-6v 14,000  0.275A 1.58A  6.8A  58%  30.5mm  28.8mm  11mm 2mm 42g


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Stavros

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Re: "Elance" Free Plan? Info requested
« Reply #2 on: April 19, 2008, 12:53:11 am »

Silly me I should have said Graupener 280


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