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| My Fireboat on lake lllawarra - Posted: 14th Aug 2010 by mabeaver | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=3156 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)For photos of my fire boat on lake lllawarra about 15mins drive from home.
I am ruing a ( OS FP40 motor ) she is about 18 years old. And still goes like a new one. (member ID 126 Lyie) and I go boating together on Saturdays.
MARK BEAVER.
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| RAF 34" Crash Tender - Posted: 22nd Jun 2010 by Bob Jordan | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2979 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)I built this kit in early 1977 while stationed at RAAF Amberley in Queensland. It originally was engined with an Enya 35 and at some time later ended up fitted with an OS40.
It travelled around Australia with me and ended up in Perth where it has been stored in my shed for approx the last 20 years - I now have the time to restore it and and do a conversion to electric drive.
Can anyone please advise as to electric motor and speed control that I should be looking at and where I might be able to purchase a fittings kit.
Bob Jordan
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| 34" Crash Tender - Posted: 16th Jun 2010 by Bob Jordan | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2958 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)I built this boat back in early 1977 - unfortunately for the last 20 odd years it has been sitting on a shelf in the shed and now is in need of a complete restoration..
In its early days was powered by a Enya35 and then a OS40 but times have changed and part of the restoration will be to convert it to an electric power source.
Is there any recommendations as to what electric motor/speed control and batteries to use and second question -is there a fittings kit still available for the 34"Crash Tender?
Bob.
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| Dusseldorf Fireboat at speed ! - Posted: 7th Jun 2010 by gregoryk9 | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2922 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)Photo's taken on sunday [6/4/10] weather was quite windy so water a bit choppy, but fireboat coped very well as you can see from the superb bow wave it creates! the twin prop and 4 rudder arrangement makes it a very maneouverable boat, even at high speed it handles all tight turns with ease and dont swamp the stern deck either!
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| 36" Firefloat Maiden voyage - Posted: 20th May 2010 by Bluethunder | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2852 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)Completed at last, launched at Hinckley & Bosworth MBC last Sunday, now on to my RTTL !
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| New York Firefighter 1/8th scale - Posted: 3rd May 2010 by deckape | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2787 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)Here is my 1/8th scale Rc New York fireboat. It was converted from a static kit to RC opperation 2 channel 9 volt motor small scale but effective.
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| Loschkreuzer Wesel Fire Boat - Posted: 2nd May 2010 by Justintime | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2783 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)Just completed , not exactly origonal but not too far out. On the pond for the first time today after a rebuld, and very happy with it I am. Graupner kit, Don't know the builder, but when bought it was yellow! It just had to be put back to red. I didn't like the green deck, so it became mid-grey (gloss rubbed down to semi-mat). Powered by 3 Graupner 500 motors. Working radar and lights (worked from a key-fob, not transmitter). Sailed at Inverleith Pond, Edinburgh. Home of Edinburgh Model Boat Club.
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| Fireboat 94 - Posted: 23rd Mar 2010 by Eric2283 | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2616 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)Second time in the water,and nearly finished. this build seems to have taken for ever, but thanks to info from the Fireboat site, I've got results.
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| 34in Aerokit Fireboat - Posted: 17th Mar 2010 by Stroller | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2600 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)Had a full refurb but still need the window frames making when I can get round to it . Goes really well with a Graupner 700BB Neodym on 14.4 volts. Still trying to find the right prop, but pretty close now to getting it right . Aim to getting it up to 19.2 volt
Should really fly then.
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| aerokit crash fire tender - Posted: 16th Feb 2010 by russell | |
| http://modelfireboats.com/?link=2529 >> Link directly to this post - (Paste into forums etc for reference)this nice looking tender is old now but still look s well in the water thinking of letting it go with a few other boats any body can tell me what they go for thanks russell its has a three chanel radio and water pump and nav light all working .
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