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Krampus
Warrant Officer
Berrinche
22.5 inches RC boat inspired on 1970s Chris-Craft Commander 36, 42 and 45 footer boats. Model equivalent to a real-life 36 footer vessel. Barebones fiberglass hull from a UK manufacturer. Powered with a brushed 500 motor, 30A controller, 9.6v NIHM battery. Video made during first trial at the Eibsee lake in Bavaria, Germany.
Liked by Inkoust and BOATSHED and
Ronald
Fleet Admiral
Nor star Kingfisher
I have video now to show you.
Liked by Inkoust and John2 and
2 comments
  • Peter47Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
    I think you have to put it on You Tube first, copy its url, then Click on Video Gallery tab, when it opens just click on submit video and away you go.
    Liked by AllenA
  • Dave MVice Admiral
    Video now posted mdlbt.com/29735
Dave M
Vice Admiral
Paul Devlin's Crash Tender
By way of a contrast I found some video from 2014 at the St Helens Open Day.
Beautiful scale model Crash tender operating at some speed.
Nostalgic or wot.
Great model Paul and well sailed
Dave
Liked by circle43nautical and teejay and
4 comments
  • BOATSHEDCaptain
    Wonderful bit of video, she she rides the water so well. Thanks for posting it.
  • figtree7ntsAdmiral
    Very Impressive! 👍
RETSUB12
Petty Officer 2nd Class
Under-Water Video Boat
Scratch Built Boat made to video under water at our model boat lake using full size camera
Liked by RNinMunich and none and
7 comments
  • Skipper44Master Seaman
    looks real nice!
    Liked by RNinMunich
  • RNinMunichFleet Admiral
    Great! 👍 Must get around to mounting my Toshiba cam on my U Boat 😉
lesliebreame
Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
African Queen
Video shows two African Queen boats produced by Modeen of Manchester in the 1980's. Ron Needham took over my boat business and developed his own lovely range of boats and this African Queen was one of them. He supplied kits only so you can expect variations in them. These two i have rebuilt from derelicts .One has the LEE engine and the other is older with the Stuart Turner one. Les Breame
Liked by figtree7nts and John2
1 comment
  • John2Chief Petty Officer 1st Class
    Good job, well done!
sandkb
Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class
"Sweet Sue"
Video of the first start-up and test of "Sweet Sue" in dry dock. All went well ! Had two sails on water since.I built this vessel from scratch using a pre made clinker fibreglass hull purchased from Mini Steam Australia. The engine is an oscillating twin cylinder and the boiler is a 3" Centre Flue Gas Fired Vertical Boiler from "Miniature Steam". The gas tank is a 1-1/2" vertical refillable GasTank also from Miniature Steam Pty. Australia. The vessel is radio controlled with the skipper appearing to control the rudder. it has a smoke generator and a rc controlled steam whistle.
Liked by Brightwork and watson220 and
3 comments
  • sandkbChief Petty Officer 2nd Class
    This boiler runs at around 60psi ! do you think that is a little high ? I was a little concerned by the amount of steam that is being generated as you may have noticed in the video. I can adjust the intensity of the flame inside the boiler so that a lower head of steam is generated, what do you think ?
    Kevin
    Liked by suntugs
  • Dave MVice Admiral
    Hi Kevin
    Yes that's what I do. I am always amazed at the power the oscillator generates and once rotating very little steam is required to maintain speed. Then again it's not for windy or rough conditions. I would try gradually reducing the pressure until the engine show signs of stopping and then increase by a couple of psi to ensure safe running. You do not need to run the boiler at its max rated pressure when the escape valve will be opening just at a level that replaces what the engine uses. Can we have another video with the steam whistle sounding?
    Dave
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