Wave Jumper

Répertorié par Graham 1954 · il y a 5 ans

Caractéristiques

Longueur du bateau: 30" (76.20 cm)
Type de moteur: Brushed
Type d’entraînement: Direct
Hélices: 260
Type de batterie: LiIon
Type d’hélice: 312
Taille de l’hélice: 326mm
Vitesse du modèle: 376 km/h (233.6mph)

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This is a very old model from about 15 years ago. I have just put some old motors in and repaired loads of cracks.
Its great fun taking it out to sea in waves that are about a foot high and jump from wave to wave.
Have tried to down load video from phone but dose not seem to work ?

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jelley_baby
Premier maître principal (1re classe)il y a 5 ans
Don’t know if this link will work but did something similar a while ago, the link is to the Model Boats Magazine web site.
https://www.modelboats.co.uk/albums/member_album.asp?a=22337
I still have it in the shed, perhaps I will dig it out and try it again.
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jelley_baby
Premier maître principal (1re classe)il y a 5 ans
Video is working fine just viewed it.
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Graham 1954
Quartier-maître 1re classeil y a 5 ans
Hop you can see the Vid now and you will see that its great
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Steveg171
Quartier-maître 1re classeil y a 5 ans
Hi again Graham,
That's better and answers my question about the steering. Zips about quite well really.
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Steveg171
Quartier-maître 1re classeil y a 5 ans
Wow, those motors look like they have done the rounds. I like how you have set the rudder under the transom, I was thinking of sticking mine on the stern, more "outrigger" style. How does it steer with your set up ?
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Steveg171
Quartier-maître 1re classeil y a 5 ans
Hi,
It clicks to Youtube briefly, then say's cannot play as is private.
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Graham 1954
Quartier-maître 1re classeil y a 5 ans
Hi. Are you not able to view the vid. This is the first time I have done this so not sure if I done it correctly.

I have changed the You tube settings
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Steveg171
Quartier-maître 1re classeil y a 5 ans
Hi, is the video private ? I have one of these I'm currently looking to get going. It's a bare hull with only shafts still in it. Looking for ideas bsfore I kick off.
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Graham 1954
Quartier-maître 1re classeil y a 5 ans
Yes my model was the same drive set up with the speed controller operating steering so added a rudder. I will take some more pics for you.
Hope the link will work.
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BOATSHED
Capitaineil y a 5 ans
Have you got any pictures of inside her now and maybe any of before you changed her. Can you show a couple of pictures of the bottom oh the hull please? I would like some idea's and insipration on another build that I might try. I have started to convert one of those cheap R/C twin motor boats I'm not sure if it's an NQD one. I am leaving in the 380 motor's for now but putting in better R/C instead of the wierd stuff the Chinese have put in. I have repainted it and the motor's will be worked from one speed controller and a seperate rudder fitted to the stern so the motors aren't used for turning the boat. It is still in the part way of the build. I haven't chnged the small prop shaft's. I'm just doing it for a bit of fun. I do have another one I might do a better job on and put in a brushless motor.
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