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Alexander Engel Russian typhoon Submarine
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
Join date : 2018-12-09
Age : 52
Location : Del Mar
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deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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this is the electronic WTC which I decided to cut out the openings bigger . instead of one opening there will be three of them. I will be placing clear Acrylic panel to see everything that's going on inside the box. Engel gives you a aluminum plate but you can't see inside. I must be in control of my submarine electronic by a glance. Up coming steps of me doing this procedure will be seen further in the build this will be very time consuming but worth it.
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deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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This is placing lead shot in the keel I have been told not to place all of it In the keel because some may have to be taken out. So I used plastic wrap laid down inside the keel while the lead shot rest on top. Then i will poured in the resin once cured i peeled off the plastic wrap . Now I can remove the weight as needed and trim it to proper weight . once I achieve this I can glue it in hassle free. Something tells me I may use all of it but Im not taking chances .
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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Join date : 2018-12-09
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Join date : 2018-12-09
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deepseadiver- Posts : 52
Join date : 2018-12-09
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Join date : 2018-12-09
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Join date : 2018-12-09
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Location : Del Mar
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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the rubber o rings have been installed things are happening boy that was a lot of work the two cross section pieces that divide the two separate compartments there's is steel reinforcement plates I left in there for strength place in by Engel
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deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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Location : Del Mar
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Join date : 2018-12-09
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timgarrod- AMS Website Webmaster
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Join date : 2013-04-23
Age : 44
Looking good.
word of warning as mine and other has done the same. the Gear the holds the propshaft can come apart and then the gear will spin on the shaft. Drill a hole though the gear the shaft and then peg the it.
word of warning as mine and other has done the same. the Gear the holds the propshaft can come apart and then the gear will spin on the shaft. Drill a hole though the gear the shaft and then peg the it.
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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timgarrod wrote:Looking good.
word of warning as mine and other has done the same. the Gear the holds the propshaft can come apart and then the gear will spin on the shaft. Drill a hole though the gear the shaft and then peg the it.
Hi timgarrod,
So if im correct what you are telling once I get to placing In the prop shaft it can come apart then it will spin freely. So I should place a pin through the shaft keeping it together for good is this correct.
thanks for the heads up that's what i need
kind regards
Jim
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Hi Jim,
That it, post a photo tomorrow night of the gear. Mine worked fine for years, but at the indoor event last month it finally failed and lost on off the drive motor. :(
think it due to weed jamming the prop and wearing down the bond between the brass shaft and the gear.
cheers
That it, post a photo tomorrow night of the gear. Mine worked fine for years, but at the indoor event last month it finally failed and lost on off the drive motor. :(
think it due to weed jamming the prop and wearing down the bond between the brass shaft and the gear.
cheers
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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Hi Tim,timgarrod wrote:Hi Jim,
That it, post a photo tomorrow night of the gear. Mine worked fine for years, but at the indoor event last month it finally failed and lost on off the drive motor. :(
think it due to weed jamming the prop and wearing down the bond between the brass shaft and the gear.
cheers
that is very valuable information for others as well . Yes if you can post a picture on my thread .I would appreciate it so I know were exactly I need to place the pin.
thanks a bunch
cheers
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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Hi Tim,
so what i can see is when the propellers, hit some grass, or things in the water over time you will get this main drive gear, to slip and pull out from it's mounting . So what you did was drill, a hole through the gear, and shaft, and placed a pin . I will look at my gear,system also see what I can do to make sure this does not happen to me . comments are welcome everyone. Anyone else have this problem please share.
thanks for the heads up
so what i can see is when the propellers, hit some grass, or things in the water over time you will get this main drive gear, to slip and pull out from it's mounting . So what you did was drill, a hole through the gear, and shaft, and placed a pin . I will look at my gear,system also see what I can do to make sure this does not happen to me . comments are welcome everyone. Anyone else have this problem please share.
thanks for the heads up
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
Join date : 2018-12-09
Age : 52
Location : Del Mar
I NEED SOME HELP ANY ONE ! I posted a picture of a watt meter that was suppose to work for 6 volts system because my typhoon is a 6 volt system. Well it only seems to work on 12 volts only . Does not even glow light up nothing on 6 volts. I want some thing that works. Can someone please send me a link of a 6 volt meter that works for sure.
would be much appreciated
thanks Jim
would be much appreciated
thanks Jim
deepseadiver- Posts : 52
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Location : Del Mar
I was told what the problem was there is a outside small power supply, small little pins that need to be powered up for the meter to turn on . normally you need to do nothing if the power is over 12 volts In this case 6 volts is to low for the screen to turn on with out some help. I now can now use it for a 6 volt system . I had no instructions on this unit that is what the real problem was
Jim
Jim
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