74 inch Mono with 4-cylinder engine
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RE: 74 inch Mono with 4-cylinder engine
You guys will have to take many pics of all the boats to share with us all on here they cant be there, pleeeease. Looks like this is a pretty special meet where the special boats come out to shine! These boats are better to look at than a nice gun action. Maybe its the German blood in me coming out, but just cant get enough of that fine engineering!!
All the best,
Dion.
All the best,
Dion.
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If you can ever make it to an event, its worth it. I don't run much any more but go just to take a few pictures, mingle and enjoy the sights & sounds.
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RE: 74 inch Mono with 4-cylinder engine
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Mario ... you sure have to visit the Heilbronn-meeting sometime.
Bring some sleeping-gear , sure there will be someone with spare-room , in tent or caravan/campervan.
Micha Rissmann showed us a beautiful hull and engine-setup at the Eersel-meeting in Holland :
Mario ... you sure have to visit the Heilbronn-meeting sometime.
Bring some sleeping-gear , sure there will be someone with spare-room , in tent or caravan/campervan.
Micha Rissmann showed us a beautiful hull and engine-setup at the Eersel-meeting in Holland :
Regards
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For those interested in the Heilbronn-meeting pictures ,
check the Heilbronn thread : http://www.rc-powerboat-forum.de/ind...id=4&tid=13334
Pictures are starting on page 14
Don't know if non-members can see the pictures ... ?
In that case you'll have to join the German-forum > http://www.rc-powerboat-forum.de
check the Heilbronn thread : http://www.rc-powerboat-forum.de/ind...id=4&tid=13334
Pictures are starting on page 14
Don't know if non-members can see the pictures ... ?
In that case you'll have to join the German-forum > http://www.rc-powerboat-forum.de
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RE: 74 inch Mono with 4-cylinder engine
Some of those boats are just amazing......That is one meeting the is on my bucket list, will have to go there one year.
Looked like a great weekend.
Looked like a great weekend.
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This year I had so much prop-work , I bought stuff myself , payd camping ,
visit with about 50 others the 'Chinese' restaurant , payd my diesel ,
and still came home with more money as I started with :-)
You can see me doing propwork in front of my campervan in one of the pictures. [link=http://www.nwm-modelboat.de/Dateien/Heilbronn2012/HB009.jpg]L I N K [/link]
YES I did have a 'mask' .. but not needing it on SS-props.
And of course I did some exhaust rebuilding too , owner went home with a big smile .
He came with a hull doing 74Km/h , and went home with that boat doing 102Km/h.
visit with about 50 others the 'Chinese' restaurant , payd my diesel ,
and still came home with more money as I started with :-)
You can see me doing propwork in front of my campervan in one of the pictures. [link=http://www.nwm-modelboat.de/Dateien/Heilbronn2012/HB009.jpg]L I N K [/link]
YES I did have a 'mask' .. but not needing it on SS-props.
And of course I did some exhaust rebuilding too , owner went home with a big smile .
He came with a hull doing 74Km/h , and went home with that boat doing 102Km/h.
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still chine walk issues.
Did not play with power-spark adjustments and bigger props, first job is to avoid chine walk.
Then increase speed (currently those 7516/3 by dasboata are too small as I think.
Did not play with power-spark adjustments and bigger props, first job is to avoid chine walk.
Then increase speed (currently those 7516/3 by dasboata are too small as I think.
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yesterday I have had another run with that and chine walk is history. Solution: I have used very long ruder blades.
Unfortunately the guy with the video camera was not present.
Will show some pics later.
Unfortunately the guy with the video camera was not present.
Will show some pics later.