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1. Hillro🇬🇧

   Lieutenant·6 years ago

   Wow very impressed.
   Any chance you can put post together on how to do this.
   A list of parts, circuit diagrams, etc.
   and how do you produce the sound.
   Thanks

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2. Martin555🇬🇧

   Fleet Admiral·6 years ago

   Excellent Baz.
   Well done.
   
   Martin555.
3. Shipyard Baz🇬🇧

   Petty Officer 2nd Class·6 years ago

   As for the sound system, I designed it myself and the Whoop, whoop comes via a miniature stereo amp using either one or two speakers. The bigger ships have a more powerful amp and horn. This video clip is me testing and apologies for the shaky film as I had the transmitter in one hand and camera in the other. I really like the echo in part of the clip. Baz.

   YouTube

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4. Shipyard Baz🇬🇧

   Petty Officer 2nd Class·6 years ago

   I do have some photos somewhere in the bowels of this computer, Roy, but they are not in my boat folders? The hull is actually a Thames Cabin Cruiser I built in the '70s (enclosed is a photo of it) as for the MTB superstructure it is constructed from a very thin plastic sheet, which I also incorporate in my other vessels but different gauges for those. The four torpedo tubes are again just plastic tubes I came across. Baz.

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5. CB90🇬🇧

   Captain·6 years ago

   I love MTBs, this one I have not seen before, any chance of uploading some of the photos you used to build her.
   Th Whoop whoop sound must be great on the pond.
   Regards Roy

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6. brianupyonder🇬🇧

   Warrant Officer·6 years ago

   very nice

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