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Aircraft Carrier RC boat
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 30, 2009Remote Control FISHING PHENOMENON
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 30, 2009
http://www.rcfishingworld.com
Fishing with a remote control boat. “THE RC FISHING POLE” has been fine tuned. It is made of durable plastic, it atteches to any RC BOAT, the best part is when a fish hits the line disconnects from the boat and you reel in the fish, no matter how big the fish is.
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What RC vehicle should I get?
Posted by admin | Under Uncategorized Tuesday Jun 23, 2009I am allowed to get any RC Vehicle I want just not the gas powered ones.. only the battery pack powered ones. what should I get?
Car
Truck
Helicopter
Airplane
boat
ect.
and what ever you say tell me why they are fun and where you drive them.
and if you say airplane dont just say AIR. be more pacific.
I personally think helicopter……… the air pressure ones are the best- Air hogs is a good seller! They go straight up in non windy conditions-
but to be safe try a three quarter acre field..
They are really fun!
Good luck
how can i make my electric rc car or boat go faster?
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 23, 2009details please!!!
add a nuclear power source. or a big fan. i don't know, i'm just spouting solid waste.
Will this radio controlled boat look good on the water if I installed lights on the boat? (Link)?
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 23, 2009For a nice evening sailing? http://www.harbormodels.com/site08/images/ready_to_run_boats/The-MajesticUpdate.jpg
I was thinking about putting lights in the cabin and up on the poles etc? ,
Anyother suggestions?
Thanks
I’ve done this with a couple of boats and it’s worth the effort. I would make sure that you have the navigation lights working. They can help keep your orientation in the dark. Also if you have a metal mast you can only run one wire and ground the lights back to the mast.
I used to have a Dumas 44 foot self righting motor life boat that I rigged with working navigation lights and spot lights on one servo and a flashing blue light on another servo. I was using a four channel radio so two servos were dedicated to lighting and sirens. I even rescued another stranded r/c boat after dark one night with the boat using the lighting on it.
Make sure you can turn off the lights in daylight so you don’t shorten your run times running the lights when you don’t need them. Also look into led instead of bulbs. These may not use as much battery power and give off the same amount of light.
Good luck and hope this helps.
ITA-34 RC BOAT CRASH
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 16, 2009
RC boats, 23cc, 26cc and electro zzfilm
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 16, 2009
rc boats, 23cc, 26cc and electro checking the waters a the Klinkenbergseplas, Oegstgeest
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how do u make a rc electric boat faster?
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 9, 2009
upping the voltage?
different proppellers?
just a few suggestions, but I'm as confused as you
also, reduce the weight… if you can
is there spary paint for radio control boats ??
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Tuesday Jun 9, 2009i have a rc boat, but it needs painting and its fiberglass and i don't know were to go to buy. i know that i cant use regular spray paint so what should i use with out spending $$$$$$ on such small boat
use an enamel paint. you can get those small cans of it at craft stores.
RC Boats | RTR Assembly (What to Expect)
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Wednesday Jun 3, 2009Before buying a rc model boat realize they come with different assembly requirements. Builders’ kits are for the serious hobbyist, while the almost ready and ready to run kits, require only basic tools and skills.
You’ll find the lower priced plastic models, such as the Traxxas Blast, only require installing the radio receiver batteries. Other than that these rc boats are ready to run right out of the box.
For the grease monkey types, who are more into engines than boat building, there are the ready to go gas and nitro, radio contcontrolled boats to consider. Just waiting to be modified.
So that you can get an idea of the assembly required for a typical hobby grade gas rc boat, the following is a description of what I had to do in order to get my new boat ready for action.
The company I got my gas rc boat from, shipped from the factory in China. Yes the Chinese actually make really good rc boats. This one called, the Osprey, is 48″ and goes 50 mph as is. But here’s where it’s good to have a little handyman in you. The directions are like the Japanese ones…not very good.
If I would of had good directions the assembly would have been about 20 minutes max, but since it was my very first serious rc boat, it took me more like an hour. It didn’t help that after laying out all the parts, I was missing one of the two included allen wrenches.
The hardware, (propeller and rudder) looked like they were going to be a challenge to attach, but they were really no problem at all . The radio box and the servos were already installed and ready. The antenna had to be set up, 6 AA’s for the receiver and the Osprey was ready to be gassed up.
Just like a car engine, some of these rc boat engines require a little breaking-in before the first time out. I found out by going online, that the Zenoah had been broken-in at the factory. My boat was now ready and I must say, worked perfectly all day as well as being wicked fast.
So you are never going to get a “ready to run” boat in the strict sense of the word.. There will be some assembly require, but it’s real basic (sometimes only installing the batteries) and usually takes under an hour.
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