Semi-scale 40" Crew Boat Power Options ?
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Semi-scale 40" Crew Boat Power Options ?
I'm trying my hand at scratch building a "semi-scale" crew boat (I'm assuming semi-scale means it's not 100% accurate to the prototype, but close, right?).
The hull is fiberglass and 40"L x 11"W. The deck and cabin will be ply and basswood, simple and lightweight.
Not sure how to power this little vessel, though. I'd like to see it really get up and go, but don't want to break the bank.
Is there a cheaper alternative to those typical Dumas running hardware kits that cost a bundle and use antiquated technology?
Thanks for the advice [8D].
The hull is fiberglass and 40"L x 11"W. The deck and cabin will be ply and basswood, simple and lightweight.
Not sure how to power this little vessel, though. I'd like to see it really get up and go, but don't want to break the bank.
Is there a cheaper alternative to those typical Dumas running hardware kits that cost a bundle and use antiquated technology?
Thanks for the advice [8D].
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RE: Semi-scale 40" Crew Boat Power Options ?
Is there a cheaper alternative to those typical Dumas running hardware kits that cost a bundle and use antiquated technology?
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/
http://astecmodels.co.uk/catalogue.php
http://www.finedesignrc.com/
http://www.drcwebservices.com/ffe/
http://www.mackproductsrc.com/index.htm
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RE: Semi-scale 40" Crew Boat Power Options ?
I'm like a kid in a candy store now, thanks for those links. Yummy.
Would a setup like this (pic attached) be too much for my scratch & dent 40" PT boat hull?
Would a setup like this (pic attached) be too much for my scratch & dent 40" PT boat hull?