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  • david h
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2003
    • 199
    #1

    X planes set up websites.

    G'day all,

    I'm just wondering if anybody can point me inthe direction of some good websites regarding the X- planes arrangements for Swedish / german subs. I know that this set up is tricky but i want to know how it's done. Plenty of sites in Swedish just not in English that's all

    Regards,

    David H
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    • koeze
      Junior Member
      • May 2003
      • 204
      #2
      No website but since I'm

      No website but since I'm building a Dutch Walrus (with x-planes) fire away with any questions you have.

      EJK

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        • koeze
          Junior Member
          • May 2003
          • 204
          #3
          @ Jim Wheeler.

          I replied to

          @ Jim Wheeler.

          I replied to your email from some time ago but haven't heard from you. Maybe your spamfilter is set so that hotmail doesn't get through or something so I'll try it this way.

          I'd really like to see some photo's of your hull (Scale Shipyard is it?)

          I do have planes for a Walrus class submarine. It's a plan made by the Dutch Navy. It doesn't show any fine details but I have a shipload of photo's including photo's that show it docked that do.

          If you're interested I can order you a drawing and send it to you or you can contact the Dutch Navy yourself.
          You can order the drawing for E11,34 at marhissec@marstaf.navy.dnet.mindef.nl with subject=Modelbouwtekeningen MARHIST-site
          Send them your name and adres and they can supply you with.

          Some photo's from the Dutch Navy website for inspiration




          EJK

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            • bob the builder
              Former SC President
              • Feb 2003
              • 1367
              #4
              Skip w/ Subtech sells the

              Skip w/ Subtech sells the electronic mixer for x-tail configured subs]http://www.rcboats.com/product_images/xmix.jpg[/img]

              This may be the easiest solution to the problem. I hear it works much better than mechanical mixers.

              From his site]Similar to aircraft "V" tails, the "X" stern configuration on submarines requires signal mixing to allow appropriate control surface movements.
              A state of the art microprocessor controller converts standard left/right, up/down transmitter stick commands into appropriate servo motion to control the boat in a normal manner...left rudder = left turn, etc.
              Measures 1 1/2" x 1/2" x 1/4"

              XMIX
              US $27.50 [/b]



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                • koeze
                  Junior Member
                  • May 2003
                  • 204
                  #5
                  Alternatively I've you've got some

                  Alternatively I've you've got some electronics skills or (like me) horse around with them and get results by accident you can build one yourself.
                  Check X-mixer DIY
                  I find it very satisfying to build stuff myself.

                  EJK

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                    • raalst
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2003
                      • 1229
                      #6
                      that last photo makes a

                      that last photo makes a heck of a wallpaper !!

                      thanks, KOEZE !

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