1/5 scale 73" Miss Budweiser, Anyone interested ?
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1/5 scale 73" Miss Budweiser, Anyone interested ?
Hello, I am in the process of building a 1/5 scale 73" Miss Budweiser Unlimited Hydroplane. I'm just wondering if anyone else would be interested in this. Theres no other hydro in R/C this large that I know of. I'm not a business yet, but i'm wondering if people would be interested in these if I were to start building them.
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Tim
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RE: 1/5 scale 73" Miss Budweiser, Anyone interested ?
there is a company (i dont remember the name) that builds hydros that are about 9' long and are powered by the 300cc kawasaki jet ski engines used in JS300 and 300SX jet skis. the name of the company i think is something like hydroplanes unlimited or something
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RE: 1/5 scale 73" Miss Budweiser, Anyone interested ?
But those jetski powered boats were built like crap.
There are several large versions of hydros in the 70+" (nothing in the US that I have seen) range but I would be interested in knowing more about yours. (Motor capabilities etc). Keep me in the loop !! [link=http://groups.msn.com/JustaddwatasRCBoats/othersbighydros.msnw]Heres a link to a few I found on the net !![/link]
There are several large versions of hydros in the 70+" (nothing in the US that I have seen) range but I would be interested in knowing more about yours. (Motor capabilities etc). Keep me in the loop !! [link=http://groups.msn.com/JustaddwatasRCBoats/othersbighydros.msnw]Heres a link to a few I found on the net !![/link]
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There was a company years ago that sold a 1/5th scale Turbine Circus Circus. If I rememeber right, they didn't sell any and gave up on them. Several people in the Seatle area have built 1/6th scale boats with Zen 230s and 231s. While they ran decently, they were so big that they were hard to handle on the beach and even harder to launch and recover. I have a pic of one of them, built with so much detail it's almost hard to tell it from the real boat.
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RE: 1/5 scale 73" Miss Budweiser, Anyone interested ?
very interested in more info.....you can email me directly at [email protected] if you want...thanks in advance
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Hi all. Have been absent from this forum but thought I might try to get back into my models. Just got internet back and am now semi retired[I hope]. I built this some years ago but could never figure what to do with it.Too big for a model and too little to squeeze into .Oh Well. take a look.[&o]
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Hi all. Have been absent from this forum but thought I might try to get back into my models. Just got internet back and am now semi retired[I hope]. I built this some years ago but could never figure what to do with it.Too big for a model and too little to squeeze into .Oh Well. take a look.[&o]
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You may want to look around. There used to be a place that sold the plans to build the large hydro. A customer built one from them. The plans I know used to be advertised in the old RC Boat Modeler magazine when it was around.
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