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tomarack
Sub-Lieutenant
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RC model Lulonga river tug
I built this model during four long years. my Lulonga is nearly whole scratchbuilt model (about 75 cm long) except the steering wheel and position lamps.
The model has a plywood and balsa hull construction ,plywood decks,from hard polystyrene sheets made superstructure,laminated with veneer. Sidewheels with skew paddles, two DC 12V independent electric motors with gearboxes controlled by ESC. Electric LED lights, steam sound module, sirene and horn.Tx/Rx 6 channel HK 2,4GHz.
completion expected in spring 2014
More infos about building you find at > www.paddleducks.co.uk <

some videos are here at Model Boats too >
http://mdlbt.com/19852

wiring diagram you can see here in my albums
http://tomarack.rajce.idnes.cz/RC_model_Lulonga#lulongaelschema1.jpg
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2 comments
  • AlanPLieutenant
    Very nice looking model tamarack 👍
  • ZdenekAble Seaman
    Nice model, Tom 👍
tomarack
Sub-Lieutenant
Lulonga, RC model
model on the pond in the park 2 .
summer 2015
more in my photo gallery here .
more videos at > youtube Tomas Tomarack model Lulonga
Liked by John2 and petercbrown and
5 comments
  • figtree7ntsAdmiral
    Great video I like the chuff & Hiss, what is she powered by?
  • tomarackSub-Lieutenant
    hi,
    as I have already answered a similar question on paddleducks, splush the sound of blades, hiss sound is generated electronically steam unit, connected in series with ESC engines (another Lulonga model page 4 there)
tomarack
Sub-Lieutenant
RC model Lulonga D
RC model Lulonga , control with V-tail mixer (1.channel -Ailerons and 3.channnel - Throttle) with only one stick (thr)
Model of quarterwheeler Lulonga.Smilar ships sailed along African rivers, were built in the UK, France and Germany.Usually they used to be smaller paddle steamers with a little draught.
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tomarack
Sub-Lieutenant
Lulonga , river quarterwheeler
Today Lulonga River steamer passed further navigation tests after replacing the ESC.(the new ESC are from HK...), working well,
The electronics work reliably, problems with stability again, but this time with a transverse stability. Since the superstructures that I built are quite heavy, and the model also has a flat bottom, so setting up a balanced position is very sensitive, and somehow I can not.
I try to stick around under the bottom of the line model, additional load.
Perhaps it will also help the exchange wheel

some more Lulonga photos (also other than the model) can be found atl) can be found at
> http://tomarack.rajce.idnes.cz/RC_model_Lulonga
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larrywhetton
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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lulonga
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larrywhetton
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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LULONGA RIVER BOAT
Scratch build of Dave Metcalf Lulonga river boat ,
ready for running gear and paddles but the cost for those is ?200 not cheap .
Will now go on the back burner till I saved up a bit ......LARRY...

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