Here is a list of all the postings David Atkinson has made in our forums. Click on a thread name to jump to the thread.
Thread: Help with wiring? |
11/03/2008 10:26:00 |
hi again is there anyway to test esc to see if it is okay dave |
11/03/2008 10:08:00 |
hi ken there is no switch there are two wires for motor two for battery and three for reciever david |
10/03/2008 16:56:00 |
THANKS TOM |
09/03/2008 17:48:00 |
can anyone tell if you need a seperate power supply to the receiver when you use a esc with bec as i have wired my boat and dont get any power to it i have wired it up as the plan for a single motor from westbourn models info plan any help would be appreciated thanks david |
Thread: Futaba transmitter |
27/02/2008 20:26:00 |
hi is the futaba attack 2dr 40815mhz okay for model boats thanks for your comments |
Thread: ESC 110a |
25/02/2008 14:19:00 |
thanks for all the help from members david |
24/02/2008 15:30:00 |
i there i have this esc there are two wires for the motor blue and coffee colour is the coffee colour the positive and blue the negative thanks |
Thread: Boulogne Etaples |
16/01/2008 17:00:00 |
i have got chance to buy this boat the person who is selling it says it is a display model there is no engine rudder or electrics it is fully built but i think it may be okay to alter it to put on the water as anyone any idea thanks |
Thread: taycol motor |
31/12/2007 17:34:00 |
hi there i have this old taycol 6 to 12 volts motor could any one tell me what kind of speed sensor would suit it or any problems i may have thanks |
Thread: Thanks |
30/11/2007 10:48:00 |
I would like to thank all the people who have had the time to help me with a few problems as when you start something new such as Model Boats and have very little knowledge on the subject, it is a great help. Glad to see that there are still good people around.
David |
Thread: Boat electrics |
28/11/2007 17:41:00 |
thank you for information and spending time to explain it as been a great help it is a very good forum and good to have people like yourselfs to help david |
27/11/2007 18:20:00 |
good evening as a novis or should i say complete beginner could you tell me what i need to fit electrics in a wooden boat and how to wire it up for radio control i have never done this but have a very small knowledge on the subject thanks if you an throw some light my way |
Thread: lead paint |
10/11/2007 18:16:00 |
i have just recieved this old sixties boat and i want to strip the paint off and i am not sure if the paint will have any lead in it what is the best way to tackle it the boat is all wood thanks d atkinson |
Thread: veron huntsman |
02/11/2007 22:00:00 |
hi i have just bought this old boat and wonder if i can get any plans for it any were thanks hope some one can help i have been told it is a sixtys veron huntsman dave |
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