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(Tug Boat) Lulonga quarterwheeler

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Specyfikacje

Długość łodzi
27" (68.58 cm)
Typ silnika
Brushed
Typ napędu
255
Rodzaj akumulatora
Lead Acid

Zdjęcia

O tej łodzi

Scratchbuilt,plywood, balsa, PSH/two ESC,two el motors GM37 - 150 (snail instruments)two independent paddlewheels 140 mm dia,steam engine sound module, fog horn module,el. device siren 12V,
Tx/Rx six-channel HKT6X 2,4 GHz. (Motor: 12V geared 150 rpm) (ESC: DSYS 28 DCRS) (5/10)

Komentarze

  1. AlessandroSPQR
    Admirał floty
    Hi Tony (wmbc40).

    First of all welcome.
    If you want, you could show us your Lulonga model.
    If it is already completed you could insert it in the "Harbor" section, if it is nearing completion you could insert it in the "Build blog" section.
    I accidentally entered my current one in the forum and now I continue there.
    I hope you post photos but especially videos.
    Polubione przez wmbc40 and Doogle and
  2. wmbc40
    Starszy marynarz
    Interesting article thank you. I have a Lulonga fitted with a chuffing steam effect mister unit. It is single electrical motor drive through a gearbox and nylon double link chain. The rudder is extended by a slip on extension and it steers very well indeed. It draws a lot of attention on the water as it is an unusual model. Tony
    Polubione przez Len1 and Doogle and
  3. AlessandroSPQR
    Admirał floty
    Hi Tomarack, your post was very interesting and I remember the link you attached making me curious and I also really liked the place.

    I remembered the very informative content both in text and photos, in fact I indicated to Mike Stoney that you could help him.
    I'm very glad you chimed in on this topic.
    There aren't many of you who have built wheeled boats (at least from what I've been able to see), so far I've seen you, Mike and River Rat.
    I hope Mike can benefit from your work although I think he is already on the right path.

    The method you used to turn the wheeled boat is very effective and can be replicated by anyone who has two wheels at their disposal.
    Polubione przez Len1 and Mike Stoney and
  4. LewZ
    Admirał
    All very interesting! Thanks again Tom, this time for the links.

    Lew
    Florida ⛱️, USA 🇺🇸
    Polubione przez Len1 and Mike Stoney
  5. tomarack
    Porucznik podporucznik
    As to geared motors, I used similar engine to this one from Snail Instruments. They are small, with sufficient power, and an appropriate gear ratio can be selected. Of all the offered modifications, I liked the "pololu" 12V DC version the most.
    The transmission from the motor to the paddlewheels is by means of a toothed belt.
    https://www.rajce.idnes.cz/tomarack/album/rc-model-lulonga/627007917
    I tried the new design of the paddle wheels too, I think it worked quite well.
    https://www.rajce.idnes.cz/tomarack/album/rc-model-lulonga/549939641

    Everything is scratchbuild
    For Mississippi sternwheeler some next details..
    Polubione przez PemyslJ and Len1 and
  6. tomarack
    Porucznik podporucznik
    More info you can get on > www.paddleducks.co.uk, it is an Aussie link for all paddle steamer modellers.
    Unfortunately, a number of Aussie links have been unavailable lately, I don't know what's going on.
    the process of building my model can be found here >

    https://www.rajce.idnes.cz/tomarack/album/rc-model-lulonga

    As to geared motors, I used similar engine to this one from Snail Instruments. They are small, with sufficient power, and an appropriate gear ratio can be selected. Of all the offered modifications, I liked the "pololu" version the most.

    http://www.snailshop.cz/prevodove-37-mm-pololu-12v/2963-30-1-metal-gearmotor-37dx52l-mm-12v-helical-pinion.html
    Polubione przez PemyslJ and Len1 and
  7. LewZ
    Admirał
    Thanks Tom for sharing your videos of the Lulonga. Very colorful boat. Thanks for including the "innerds" of the boat as well.

    Lew😊
    Florida, USA
    Polubione przez Len1 and Mike Stoney and
  8. tomarack
    Porucznik podporucznik
    Hi gents,
    it's been quite a while since I built a Lulonga model. An acquaintance from Australia sent me the plans, and I was just as intrigued as you. The only thing I would change about the model is its length. If you build it, increase its length by at least 10". There is a problem with the longitudinal (weight) balancing of the model.
    The model is controlled either by the rudder (but it has little efficiency) or by independent control of the paddle wheels. I simplified this control by controlling both motors with one stick by connecting the V-tail mixer between channels 1 and 3.
    1- Ailerons,3- Throttle.The model sails slowly, it is not a racing machine. As it is, it is able to turn practically on the spot. Engaging Ailerons helps by turning one wheel forward and the other backward when turning in place.
    To improve the impression I use a "steam sound unit", a siren and a fog horn.

    https://www.youtube.com/user/tomarack/videos
    Polubione przez PemyslJ and Len1 and

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