Aaaaaawesome!
How many motors, radio channels etc.?
Hi Martin,
some specs:
length: up to 1500mmheigth: up to 1400mmwidth: 520mm
weight: ~30kg to waterlinelifting capacity: ~10kg (i don't use any ballast tanks, just some lead-weights on the back)
2 main motors (simple 540 tamiyas)
- 1 in front one 360° rudderpropeller with 60mm prop- 1 in the back for two 360° rudderpropellers with 60mm prop (simultaneous controlled)
front is either controlled like master-salve with the back or seperate controlled for traversingsteering hardware is from imth
all connected with tooth belts
7 little gear-motors for
- moving mainboom (1)
- moving topboom (2)
- lifting mainboom-hooks (2)- lifting topboom-hooks (2)
1 mm dyneema ropes. No more ugly knots after i've learnt to splice them
Main Hooks ( 4 small and 2 big ones) are from self casted lead to get a bit tension on the ropes.
Mechanics, Winches etc. are Aluminium.
The monstreous front bollard and the bodys of the both great deckhouses are from aluminium too.
All other Details , winch houses, fake winches, railings etc.pp. are printied with a resin-printer.
All ladders and platforms are self soldered brass (0,5mm / 1mm) roundabout 2000 solderpoints
Hull: Plywood and a layer of laminat.
components are from servonaut. transmitter hs12
used all 12 chanels for
front motorback motorsfront steeringback steeringswitch for master-slave steering or not
moving mainboommoving topboom leftmoving topboom right
lifting mainboom-hook leftlifting mainboom-hook rightlifting topboom-leftlifting topboom-right
left/right/beck,topplight,some workingslightsjust simple controlled with a hardware switch on board
overall 7 months~500 hours of working on it. (several hours of planning are not included
)(No, I'm not retired but have luckily enough free times on a day)
A short Clip floating in my little pond :
https://youtu.be/DRh1z1Iwxo0