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12-06-2007, 09:22 PM
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RE: dynamic diver delima
Cap'n, not recomended...... Who knows mabey that "some little weak rich kid"
has either:
1. Tei-Kwon-
2. or a taser
both are unpleasnt LOL
has either:
1. Tei-Kwon-
2. or a taser
both are unpleasnt LOL
12-20-2007, 09:18 PM
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I've got it! Eureka! I'll sell my electric guitar, and besides, I play alto sax anyway. I have an amp that will sell for 100-150 easy, not including the guitar and case.
12-20-2007, 10:56 PM
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The things that a man has to sacrifice for this hobby...
Anyways, it's great that you have obtained some funds so far. With a little more money you can even invest in a nice radio system.
Nice poll BTW!
Anyways, it's great that you have obtained some funds so far. With a little more money you can even invest in a nice radio system.
Nice poll BTW!
12-21-2007, 06:55 PM
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i dont need radio system cause ive got a trannsmitter from a heli-max rotofly. just need to change the crystal and presto! 4 ch surface radio system.my moms gonna raise my allowance from 7$ to 10$. I think she got me the hull from trumpeter this christmas for me.
12-21-2007, 08:01 PM
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Cool. Your all set then. But even with the money, I'd save some more so you can prepare for
some "unexpected difficulties." I usually do that If I plan to build anything for the first time.
some "unexpected difficulties." I usually do that If I plan to build anything for the first time.
12-21-2007, 09:44 PM
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Uh, if you put the WTC and stuff in, then you should just build the sub around it. For easy access
Make it calked shut or try screwing it in.....
Hmmm, That didn't sound right.... Nemo, I know you're here. Could you put all this in better terms?
Make it calked shut or try screwing it in.....
Hmmm, That didn't sound right.... Nemo, I know you're here. Could you put all this in better terms?
12-21-2007, 11:05 PM
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Well, modelers have several ways to deal with the situation. In the end, it all comes down to how your sub's hull is split. Here are some basics:
1. If your sub's hull is split at the waterline (horizontally), magnets would work but be sure to use strong ones since you wouldn't want your deck floating out and upsetting your sub's buoyancy. I personally like a latch system or even simpler, use friction to your advantage! Here's what I mean:
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3043927/anchors_3052207/mpage_1/key_Yes%252CPen/anchor/tm.htm#3052207]Pen-cap concept[/link]
2. Another popular method would be to have the hull split somewhere along its vertical axis, this layout is especially suited for large scale submarines such as the Robbe U-47. In this case, the use bayonet rings is a popular choice in Europe, although they can be quite expensive to obtain. A cheaper option would be to adopt a concept similar to opening and closing bottle caps: with one half acting as a screw and the other the receiving end.
1. If your sub's hull is split at the waterline (horizontally), magnets would work but be sure to use strong ones since you wouldn't want your deck floating out and upsetting your sub's buoyancy. I personally like a latch system or even simpler, use friction to your advantage! Here's what I mean:
[link=http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/m_3043927/anchors_3052207/mpage_1/key_Yes%252CPen/anchor/tm.htm#3052207]Pen-cap concept[/link]
2. Another popular method would be to have the hull split somewhere along its vertical axis, this layout is especially suited for large scale submarines such as the Robbe U-47. In this case, the use bayonet rings is a popular choice in Europe, although they can be quite expensive to obtain. A cheaper option would be to adopt a concept similar to opening and closing bottle caps: with one half acting as a screw and the other the receiving end.
12-22-2007, 05:14 PM
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I know you will. If you ever need help, advice or just need to ask a question,....
Us Guys here will solve your problem woth your sub. There's Captian Nemo 12, Myself (subhunter13),
Nuke Mechanic, and others here to help anyone here with sub related problems.
Us Guys here will solve your problem woth your sub. There's Captian Nemo 12, Myself (subhunter13),
Nuke Mechanic, and others here to help anyone here with sub related problems.
01-02-2008, 06:11 AM
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RE: dynamic diver delima
maybe there are a few idea's in these links (especially a diy seal for a pushrod) :
[link=http://home.vianetworks.nl/~raalst/kilo/kilo.html]my kilo build[/link]
since all action happens on the aft end of the wtc, a bottle of sorts made from sturdy plastic
with a plastic lid should be usable (then you do not need these end-caps)
and a film about current performance. please note I will be starting version 3 of this boat
to get it right...
[link=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l26Mlhp1LRs]some film from youknowwhere[/link]