RC Powerboat In Action
04-13-2005, 05:53 PM
#16
Tech Apprentice
Wau ......this is really interesting.
DS,
DS,
04-13-2005, 06:40 PM
#17
Originally posted by Jawbreaker
Hi, Sacker
What happen if the boat sinks and has that happen before?
Hi, Sacker
What happen if the boat sinks and has that happen before?
04-13-2005, 06:51 PM
#18
Tech Initiate
COST TO PLAY HIGH SPEED BOAT
Can anyone out there give to me a cost to play this hobby...
04-13-2005, 07:05 PM
#19
Originally posted by InitialD
Uncle Jawbreaker, if I'm not mistaken, the boat is made of some kind of fibreglass material. So it will never sink.
Uncle Jawbreaker, if I'm not mistaken, the boat is made of some kind of fibreglass material. So it will never sink.
A semi-finish boat getting ready for the coming race at the National Water Festival.
This one is ready for race. Behind is a real F1 Powerboat, one of the race events for the National Water Festival.
04-13-2005, 07:07 PM
#20
Re: COST TO PLAY HIGH SPEED BOAT
Originally posted by Bengkel_Spanar
Can anyone out there give to me a cost to play this hobby...
Can anyone out there give to me a cost to play this hobby...
Also, I've heard that nitro boat engines use 40% nitro because they are water cooled ! Is this true?
04-13-2005, 07:12 PM
#21
Originally posted by KoE
built tough ehh 
jokes apart... does water get into the engine if the boat got turned upside down in crash?
built tough ehh jokes apart... does water get into the engine if the boat got turned upside down in crash?
04-13-2005, 07:19 PM
#22
Tech Apprentice
Simon,
I think you r really a hobby maniac.
DS,
I think you r really a hobby maniac.
DS,
04-13-2005, 07:37 PM
#23
Tech Initiate
Re: Re: COST TO PLAY HIGH SPEED BOAT
[QUOTE]Originally posted by InitialD
[B]Secondly, where to play in KL/PJ?
InitialD.......Come meet me and i show you where is the nice place to play this speed boat..
[B]Secondly, where to play in KL/PJ?
InitialD.......Come meet me and i show you where is the nice place to play this speed boat..
04-13-2005, 11:23 PM
#24
Re: COST TO PLAY HIGH SPEED BOAT
Originally posted by Bengkel_Spanar
Can anyone out there give to me a cost to play this hobby...
Can anyone out there give to me a cost to play this hobby...
04-13-2005, 11:26 PM
#25
Re: Re: COST TO PLAY HIGH SPEED BOAT
Originally posted by InitialD
Secondly, where to play in KL/PJ?
Also, I've heard that nitro boat engines use 40% nitro because they are water cooled ! Is this true?
Secondly, where to play in KL/PJ?
Also, I've heard that nitro boat engines use 40% nitro because they are water cooled ! Is this true?
04-14-2005, 12:02 AM
#26
awesome! looks like the real thing! 
04-14-2005, 12:14 AM
#27
Originally posted by Slow&Steady
Jadi submarine lah brother. Still boleh jalan wan. Tau-tau dah cross finish line. hehehe
Jadi submarine lah brother. Still boleh jalan wan. Tau-tau dah cross finish line. hehehe
U boleh telescope tengok u punya opponent!!hehehe
04-14-2005, 12:16 AM
#28
Someone should put up more information on how to get started in this RC POWERBOAT especially for our semananjung guys if they are interested. FYI most of these boats are gasoline powered and modified quite entensively by our local so-called engineers ( they are real good...believe me espcially those from Bintulu). Commonly used engines are Stilh, Mitsubishi and many other grasscutters engines. Anyway, for Zenoah engines, please refer to Komatsu Zenoah's site for dealer in Malaysia.
These wooden boat are the most economical boat hull you can find in the whole world and don't under estimate it's performance....once again MALAYSIA BOLEH ! Pioneered by a group of rc boater from a small town called TATAU.....this is where these plywood tunnel hull started with the use of grasscutters engines and homemade hardwares.
One of my boat here.
These wooden boat are the most economical boat hull you can find in the whole world and don't under estimate it's performance....once again MALAYSIA BOLEH ! Pioneered by a group of rc boater from a small town called TATAU.....this is where these plywood tunnel hull started with the use of grasscutters engines and homemade hardwares.
One of my boat here.
04-14-2005, 12:30 AM
#29
david62, usually for onroad cars, the mesin potong rumput engines using petrol are used on 1/5th scale. But for rc boat, what size does it start to use these engines versus the nitro powered ones?
04-14-2005, 12:36 AM
#30
Originally posted by InitialD
david62, usually for onroad cars, the mesin potong rumput engines using petrol are used on 1/5th scale. But for rc boat, what size does it start to use these engines versus the nitro powered ones?
david62, usually for onroad cars, the mesin potong rumput engines using petrol are used on 1/5th scale. But for rc boat, what size does it start to use these engines versus the nitro powered ones?