water proofing
#2
Hi,
Have you looked at RC-Sub sites before you asked this question? There's some great sites out there that offer great information for beginners, here are my suggestions:
www.rc-submarines.com
www.subconcepts.com
These are good sites that have very detailed information that will sure help you out. Also, if you can mention what part of the sub you are having trouble sealing, maybe we can help you out.
Have you looked at RC-Sub sites before you asked this question? There's some great sites out there that offer great information for beginners, here are my suggestions:
www.rc-submarines.com
www.subconcepts.com
These are good sites that have very detailed information that will sure help you out. Also, if you can mention what part of the sub you are having trouble sealing, maybe we can help you out.
#7
i was thinking about making this http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXEL91&P=W model into a rc sub can you help me? like trying to find cheap WTC's and stuff like that
#8
#9
Well, the Revell Lionfish has been the target for some RC-sub conversions but I have never seen one that was fully RC'ed since the hull space inside is way too tiny to be able to fit any available eletronics inside. If you want to, you'd have to go micro!
I don't know what you mean by "cheap" but some WTC's do come at more than a $100, unless you choose to make it yourself. It's a build it or buy it situation!
I don't know what you mean by "cheap" but some WTC's do come at more than a $100, unless you choose to make it yourself. It's a build it or buy it situation!
#13
how would i put micro stuff in there, like buy a micro sub and put it in there? and has anyone put a micro rc sub in this? http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXWX75&P=W this thing is 4 1/4 inches long!!
#14
what about this could i put normal stuff in this http://www2.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXHSM8&P=W its 5 inches wide and almost 30 in legth




