Help In RC fishing boat

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#3

Help In RC fishing boat

Good day AlanP

many thanks for your replaying and explanation

so I don't need to use battery for the Receiver . yup I was confused about this.

Number 4 is good help and first time for me I know this.

Many thanks again for your help and your time 😀
#2

Help In RC fishing boat

Right lets see


1 Standard servo for rudder and a more powerful one to chuck the bait out

2 ESC with BEC no battery needed, ESC without BEC separate battery for receiver needed

3 A motor from an old battery drill, say 18v or 12v run on 12v battery, no water cooling required (I use this set up on a springer tug, plenty of power)

4 ESC needed. Fasten motor down on a bench, connect up to a 12v battery with an ammeter in series on the side, try to stall the motor with a piece of wood, NOT your fingers and take the highest reading on the ammeter, then choose an ESC that is above this reading

Hope this helps a little.

Alan
#1

Help In RC fishing boat

High greeting guys,

I was using RC fishing bait boat for two years and I'm planning to build my own RC fishing bait boat.

I searched and got Information that I need the following tools and parts:

1/ Receiver with remote control
2/ Servo for rudder
3/ Servo for bait tank
3/ Battery ( 6 V)
4/ Motor
5/ Fuse (15 A)
6/ Electronic speed control
7/ Power switch
8/ Rudder
9/ Proper
10/ Drive shaft for the proper


Boat function:

1/ Sending a bait for long distance
2/ Sending long line Including around 10 baits for long distance. (The boat will pull the line)

My questions are:

1. Servo: How can I choose the servo? (one for rudder and another for bait tank)

2. Receiver:
I found persons are using one more battery Inside the boat for the Receiver, but my current boat doesn't have. Why they have special batter for the receiver? Is It Important?

3. Motor:
How can I choose a good motor but not for speeding just I want It strong and can pull a line with 10 - 20 baits.
I think I should use brushed motor so do I need a cooling head/ water for this?

4. Electronic speed control:
If I used brushed motor do I need also an ESC?

I wish to share with you Information and good advices. I will be thankful for that.

Thank you

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