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Old 05-17-2024, 04:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Max-U52
Take a look at the Sabertooth, by Dimension Engineering. But why would you need two ESCs for a boat? One esc for the motor and a servo for rudder, right?
Thanks, I’ll check that out. To answer your questions:

My basic boat/car radio has one stick to control the motor using an ESC (with reverse) the controls the steering. The Tamiya unit combines and mixes two ESCs, to give tank-like control, with no steering servo. There are special cases where you may need a similar mixer for a small twin-screw boat with no rudder, such a special tug boats- ones that need to be able to spin in place.
Old 05-17-2024, 05:15 AM
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Ok, I get it. Definitely a sabertooth, maybe a 2x12. It's a dual motor controller with forward and reverse. I use one in most of my 1/6 tanks, but I use the 2x32 because they're rather heavy. The 2x32 part means 2 drive channels and it will handle 32 amps. For a boat you shouldn't need that much, that's why I said a 2x12 should be good for your boat.
Old 05-17-2024, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Max-U52
Ok, I get it. Definitely a sabertooth, maybe a 2x12. It's a dual motor controller with forward and reverse. I use one in most of my 1/6 tanks, but I use the 2x32 because they're rather heavy. The 2x32 part means 2 drive channels and it will handle 32 amps. For a boat you shouldn't need that much, that's why I said a 2x12 should be good for your boat.
I think you misunderstood what I’m looking for- I am trying to repair my 1/16 Tamiya Sherman. That has a pair of 380 motors.

Again, Thanks for the tip on the Sabertooth! I see they also have a 5A version, which may be all I’ll need. I’ll do a full power test with my ammeter to see what sort of peak current the 380 motor actually draws, then order accordingly.

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Old 05-26-2024, 01:23 PM
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Hi all !
This has been on the back burner for a while and I don’t see myself getting to it anytime soon. I got the resin Kit from Dean and the Sherman is new in box , I never even turned it on. There is a sheet of allied decals. No battery for the Sherman. I took it out to make shipping easier. I would prefer continuous states as shipping will be easier.
Asking $200 plus whatever it costs to ship. Cheers Mark
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Old 05-27-2024, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Markocaster
Hi all !
This has been on the back burner for a while and I don’t see myself getting to it anytime soon. I got the resin Kit from Dean and the Sherman is new in box , I never even turned it on. There is a sheet of allied decals. No battery for the Sherman. I took it out to make shipping easier. I would prefer continuous states as shipping will be easier.
Asking $200 plus whatever it costs to ship. Cheers Mark
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Old 05-28-2024, 05:28 PM
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I've gone through my list of 1/16 kits for sale and have reduced many of the prices, including the NIB Imai Elefant kit (!).

I've also corrected the list to reflect the one Asiatam kit that I believe was listed in error: a Porsche Tiger ( Porsche lower/Tiger turret) vs a Porsche Bergetiger.


Check it out here: 1/16 scale kits for sale!!

Jerry
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Originally Posted by Markocaster
Hi all !
This has been on the back burner for a while and I don’t see myself getting to it anytime soon. I got the resin Kit from Dean and the Sherman is new in box , I never even turned it on. There is a sheet of allied decals. No battery for the Sherman. I took it out to make shipping easier. I would prefer continuous states as shipping will be easier.
Asking $200 plus whatever it costs to ship. Cheers Mark
I’m trying to post pics also. I am in California
It won’t give me the option to post pics with my phone ? MSG me for photos
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Old 06-17-2024, 04:13 AM
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I'm in the process of building a 1/16th Elefant and I am looking for a MCU that will let me use a hobby grade transmitter and receiver

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Old 06-22-2024, 11:44 AM
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You can go high end, with a clark or an IBU (I happen to have two IBU2 Pro boards left for sale) but this unit allows you to use a hobby grade radio of at least 6 channels. I have several of these and they drive very well, with both good low speed performance and good transfer from low speed to high. I've found there wasn't much difference using my own radio so most of my tanks with this board just run on the stock controller and for me it's all I need.

https://www.taigentanks.com/collecti...-choose-sounds
Old 09-13-2024, 07:20 PM
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Anyone interested in a 1/6 Field of Armour Nashorn kit? Has the metal lower hull and the rest heavy resin cast with nylon tracks. Still in packages. I just don't have the time or the space to build as I am downsizing. Looking for $900 USD plus shipping (would be about $90 in North America. I am in Canada) but am open to offers PM me if interested!













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Old 10-07-2024, 03:54 PM
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I'm trying to move the remaining 1/16 scale models I have. I need space is the bottom line and I just don't have time for these any longer.
Many very nice models remaining.

To get them to move I'll take 12% of any one model purchased
20% off any 2 models purchased.

The above final sales prices do not include postage and packing.

And if you pick them up personally saving me the hassle of packing them up I'll take 50%, you read it right-50% off any 3 models you purchase in person-
this 50% offer excludes any Tamiya 1/16 scale tank, Metal Origin (Andrew design) Puma kits, Aero Mate Tiger I... and oh yeah the nib Imai Elefant kit isn't included either..., so sorry; but feel free to make me an offer....

The current list, as of this posting is here:

1/16 scale kits for sale!!

Jerry

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