the incredible Alfa in 1/60

[eloka]

I will present you my Alfa in Scale 1]http://www.s54-elster.de/alfa/alfa01.jpg[/img]

The 2 pistonstanks. Both with 750ml



Ready to fly



flying ! I was smiling over the whole face as i saw the speed



pictures from our great meeting in Grossbreitenbach/Germany this year.





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[gotland]

Well Gentlemen,

When Eloka says that

Well Gentlemen,

When Eloka says that Tijgerhaai will be a hammer, I would answer, that his Alfa is the killer



I am waiting for his next project. I believe this will beat them all, when he lifts the curtain in about some weeks.

Gotland

[gerwalk]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

[typ 202]

Nice! That Plettenberg must generate

Nice! That Plettenberg must generate tremendous torque. I see that you have used very thick aluminum plates and a heavy duty shaft coupling at the motor. Looks like it boils the water at speed.

Is there a link to photos from the Grossbreitenbach meeting?

[berserk]

The link to the Grossbreitenbach

The link to the Grossbreitenbach meeting you can find on our sonar-ev.de Page. Under "Events" you can find a lot of pictures about the meetings within Germany.

[eloka]

yes, of course. You find

yes, of course. You find the link under

Grossbreitenbach 2005

Have fun.

regards

Eloka

[eloka]

ups, Berserk was faster. http://www.subcommittee.com/forum/icon_mad.gif

ups, Berserk was faster.

[guillermo pelaez]

Eloka, Fantastic boat!!!!
Have you

Eloka, Fantastic boat!!!!
Have you used 4 servos (or independent control for each control surface) to counter-act the torque of such a powerful motor? If so, is that automated using a tilt sensor of some kind?

Again, fantastic work... keep them coming! Thank you very much indeed for sharing the experience.

Cheers,

Guillermo