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Marinero destacado  · 57 pts Ontario K0K, Canada Miembro desde Mayo 2018 Último en línea hace 3 años
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Forum replyFOR SALE: TWO DEAN'S MARINE KITS IN CANADAAs I indicated, You have to buy them both, as they come togther.284 viewsForumFOR SALE: TWO DEAN'S MARINE KITS IN CANADASo I am looking to find a home for two Dean's Marine kits; the 42ft RAF crash tender (1/24th) and the Royal Marine 1/100) https://deansmarine.co.uk/shop/product_info.php/products_id/175 https://deansmarine.co.…4 replies879 viewsForum replysuitable brushless motor for a tug ?I'll likely buy a cheap rig from amazon. I'm having a hard time finding a good value elsewhere.457 viewsForumI found a good source for LED lights...https://evandesigns.com/products/chip-nano-pico-leds4 replies716 viewsForum replysuitable brushless motor for a tug ?Well, I live in the middle of nowhere, with few options other than the internet. While I do sometimes by cheap chinese, I find that the descriptions of product often vague (if there is one), and build quality …474 viewsForum replysuitable brushless motor for a tug ?Thanks guys. Bought the motor, ESC, mount, and connectors for $135CDN. Can't beat that. All I need now is a simple 4 channel R/C rig. My preference is for a 2-stick rig rather than the car type. And I'll take …489 viewsForum replysuitable brushless motor for a tug ?Thank you both for the replies! Much appreciated. I had not heard of Zippkits. And when I went to the site the first thing that pops up is a brushless motor for tugs. AND they indicate the matching esc. Could …513 viewsForumsuitable brushless motor for a tug ?I have a tug I'm putting together. It is 740mm, and displaces about 3kg. I'm trying to find a low-torque, high power brushless motor for it, preferably But not necessarily) from North America. Any suggestions …14 replies905 viewsForum replyBest way to hold small parts?I have added heat shrink to some tweezers and that is a big improvement. I have also ordered a set of reverse pliers. ( you can't have too many tools!) The steady hands are something I can't do much about. Tha…473 viewsForum replyBest way to hold small parts?I find that unlocking them creates more problems than it solves,as as it always moves the part473 views

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