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trimming 1/96 USS ALBACORE
merriman- Guest
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trimming 1/96 USS ALBACORE
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Re: trimming 1/96 USS ALBACORE
David,
Very nice sub. That Albacore looks like it wants to let go and run(even on the surface). Did you see how fast it would go?
Very nice sub. That Albacore looks like it wants to let go and run(even on the surface). Did you see how fast it would go?
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Re: trimming 1/96 USS ALBACORE
Tom(ADMIN) wrote:David,
Very nice sub. That Albacore looks like it wants to let go and run(even on the surface). Did you see how fast it would go?
As these were the initial open water tests I had the transmitter throttle set-point at less than 50%. Even then, the boat was crazy fast when I firewalled it a few times. Got two motors in this beast, one for each propeller:






Once I get the boat into proper trim and the control surface mixing and throws fine-tuned, then I'll unleash the throttle and will see If I can shatter the space-time-continuum with this rocket.
David
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