Looking for a RC kit
Max Cormick | 11/02/2015 11:41:56 |
![]() 50 forum posts 1 photos | hi, Guys, May be I wrong the sub-forum place I read the " H.M.C.S.Snowberry"by David Abbot He is speaking about an RC KIT ( see photo2,3) and I would like to have more infos about so I will be able to order the same items Is ther anybody who can help me? for instance: propeller shaft: article n.......bla bla bla rudder....... and so on It is my first model thank you regards Cobby |
Colin Bishop | 11/02/2015 12:48:15 |
![]() Moderator 4756 forum posts 6078 photos 403 articles | Cobby, Dave mentions in the article that he sourced his items from S.H.G. Model Supplies Download their catalogue and you will see that they offer a radio control conversion kit for Snowberry. That will have the items you need. Best to contact them first to ensure that the components are available and get the latest price. This is a very popular model for R/C conversion and there are various build logs etc. on the internet if you do a search. Colin |
Max Cormick | 11/02/2015 15:12:42 |
![]() 50 forum posts 1 photos | thanks I asked and I'm waiting for anyway is possible to know how long is the prop shaft in that kit and which diam,? I understood that prop is 4mm diam. M4 for instance regards M.
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Colin Bishop | 11/02/2015 16:20:01 |
![]() Moderator 4756 forum posts 6078 photos 403 articles | There is some more information here: and here: **LINK** where it mentions that the propshaft is 6 inches long. Colin |
Max Cormick | 17/02/2015 15:36:13 |
![]() 50 forum posts 1 photos | I found : Propshaft DD 6 and 160-05 Brass Power Prop 3Bl-40-R-M4 are they correct? |
Max Cormick | 17/02/2015 17:01:25 |
![]() 50 forum posts 1 photos | I mean:
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