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Springer Tug

Listado por Nick Ward ·

Especificaciones

Eslora del barco
14" (35.56 cm)
Peso del barco
203g (7 oz)
Tipo de motor
Brushed
Tipo de transmisión
257
Hélices
Single
Amps máx.
262A
Tipo de batería
Lead Acid
mAh de la batería
286 mAh
Tipo de hélice
314
Tamaño de hélice
330mm
Tiempo de ejecución
357 min
Velocidad del modelo
363 km/h (225.6mph)

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Built as a cheap-ish rescue boat driven by a planetary geared 540 sized motor off the Ali Express website, turning at 2300rpm max off 12volts, allowing it to turn a 50mm 4-bladed brass prop - plenty of pushing power!
Have had it chugging around for over 30mins while having a conversation with a local dog-walker about hobbies in general; thought it would have used a fair amount of the battery (2 x 1.3ah in parallel), but only around 500mah consumed. I guess those gears work well, as the motor seems to stay nice and cool!
The figures are cheap 1/18 scale (about right for this size of Springer Tug) 'Peacekeeper' soldiers from Toyworld, repainted to mimic a salvage crew. Bruder figures could also be an option, but they are very expensive here in NZ.

rgds,

Nick

Comentarios

  1. zoomaBronze
    Almirante de la flota
    Nice looking little pusher tug Nick.

    I am still “tempted” to build something for emergency recovery when I am alone and something gets stranded in the middle of the lake.

    ….but my first love is Classic Model Power Boats and I am tempted to try building a LesRos Sprite from the pdf you sent me (Will forwarded it to me as well!).

    If I can add a detectable from “pusher” to the punt nosed bows it could work as a recovery boat…………………?

    Bob.
  2. Madwelshman
    Teniente comandante
    That's a nice, and very handy little tug that Nick. Sounds like you have an amazing run time too.
    Will

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