Robbe u47 - working bow planes

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  • docfin
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2005
    • 6

    #1

    Robbe u47 - working bow planes

    has anyone moded kit for fwd planes to be operated by radio control instead of auto leveller supplied
  • tsenecal

    #2
    yes....

    yes....

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    • docfin
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2005
      • 6

      #3
      I am looking for details

      I am looking for details as just purchased kit and several other items including etched brass decks/acurate armour conning tower and engel ballast tanks so looking for any info on upgrades before starting project better to build them first than adapt later ?

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      • boatbuilder1
        Junior Member
        • Mar 2003
        • 386

        #4
        ok guys I have kit

        ok guys I have kit ready made for this purpose
        see my link


        the mini h2o proof box mounts up in the bow and you will need at lease a 24 inch extention

        chuck

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        • Stephen Vick
          Junior Member
          • Mar 2005
          • 64

          #5
          Guys, lets not nuke this

          Guys, lets not nuke this out. Adding a bow planes servo is extremely easy. Add the third servo in unused space on the existing equipment tray. On the U-47 it will fit aft of the aft battery well. add an additional seal in the aft bulkhead with the pushrod running AFT through it. Run a long pushrod forward on top of the WTC (on the outside) to the bow planes, this rod attaches to the aft pushrod with a ball link.
          Simple...
          Building a special box forward or waterproofing a servo and a number of other overly complex solutions are un-nessesary and create many potential problems. You have space inside the WTC just cut out a hole a put the servo in it. It works, I did it. Al Matava of "Ships N Things" has the U-47 I built which has this installation. It only took me about 15 minutes to do it.This requires no special waterproofing or extra servo leads, it is very simple.
          Good Luck,
          Steve

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