WTB , hardware for my new Rescue Boat Project

[sunsation288]

Hello all , i look for SV27 or Proboat hardware
the only thing i have is the
Tx and Rx , servo and SV27 motor
Since i want to built the rescue boat with PVC , i need hardware

Rudder and strut
ESC
flex cable

a package will be great
hope my question made sense ., if not feel free to ask
Regards
Christian

p.s. don`t forget i leave in canada , and i will pay for the extra shipping as well

thanks Scott for the heads up

[Jesse J]

I think I may have a complete flex to steerable BJ outdrive set up I could sell you. I have one with a steerable od and this really makes for super maneuvering - it can almost pivot.

One thought, you may want to either gear down or use small 3 blade prop. I don't see the need for a lot of motor, just lots of torque (like a tug boat).

[sunsation288]

I think I may have a complete flex to steerable BJ outdrive set up I could sell you. I have one with a steerable od and this really makes for super maneuvering - it can almost pivot.

One thought, you may want to either gear down or use small 3 blade prop. I don't see the need for a lot of motor, just lots of torque (like a tug boat).

Yes thanks Jesse for your help , have you a ESC too ?
and thanks for the prop , i will take in consideration

[Jesse J]

I will check when I get home this afternoon (4-5 hrs from now). I have ESCs .... but can I part with one? Will think about it.

I didn't want to imply that I had a prop for you, just passing along what I have found as successful.

[sunsation288]

I didn't want to imply that I had a prop for you, just passing along what I have found as successful.

Yes sorry , i understand the advise , thanks for helping
Christian

[FE Wannabe]

Christian,

The hardware Jesse has is what I am using on the rescue boat in your link. I am running a straight flex cable without the U-Joint, but it should work fine with the U joint from the BlackJack hardware. Directional thrust is the way to go at low speeds.

A brushed motor and ESC may work better for you, because like Jesse said, it is torque not speed, that you want. Plus it is easier to find a brushed ESC that has reverse, which is a big help when you are trying to rescue a boat. I used a Traxxas Titan 14.4V motor in the PVC rescue boat you have in your link and I am only running it on 7.4V with a Proboat brushed ESC out of an Apache 24 Cat. I am not watercooling it, just aircooling and it rarely even gets warm and it is fast enough for a rescue boat and very controlable. I think I may even go up to a larger 3 Blade prop like Jesse suggested.

[sunsation288]

Thanks FE Wannabe and Jesse , your help are awesome !!! , ok i will go the Brushed route , it will be more easy to find ? , since everyone go Brushless ?
and with reverse it will more easier !!!
thanks again , keep the idea coming please !!
Christian

[BakedMopar]

Christian,

The hardware Jesse has is what I am using on the rescue boat in your link. I am running a straight flex cable without the U-Joint, but it should work fine with the U joint from the BlackJack hardware. Directional thrust is the way to go at low speeds.

A brushed motor and ESC may work better for you, because like Jesse said, it is torque not speed, that you want. Plus it is easier to find a brushed ESC that has reverse, which is a big help when you are trying to rescue a boat. I used a Traxxas Titan 14.4V motor in the PVC rescue boat you have in your link and I am only running it on 7.4V with a Proboat brushed ESC out of an Apache 24 Cat. I am not watercooling it, just aircooling and it rarely even gets warm and it is fast enough for a rescue boat and very controlable. I think I may even go up to a larger 3 Blade prop like Jesse suggested.

100%

I recently switched to an outboard and directional trhust is the way to go. I use a 700 brushed motor with a cheap esc (stock AE). I use a stock SV27/UL-1 plastic prop with good result also. Good luck with your project!

[mike robson]

i have a proboat esc out of a miss elam works great

[suckmywake]

My 2 cents.
Just get this and pull around rope with floating hook on it (coat hanger stuck thru foam backer rod bent into hook). I think it will be cheaper in long run. It can all so be upgrade to brushless very easy. This will be much smaller and easier to transport.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...%3DI%26otn%3D2

Picture of hook and tear into rescue boat.
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...highlight=tear

[sunsation288]

i have a proboat esc out of a miss elam works great

Thanks Mike for the offer , but i look more for a esc with reverse
but i keep you in mind
regards

[sunsation288]

My 2 cents.
Just get this and pull around rope with floating hook on it (coat hanger stuck thru foam backer rod bent into hook). I think it will be cheaper in long run. It can all so be upgrade to brushless very easy. This will be much smaller and easier to transport.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...%3DI%26otn%3D2

Picture of hook and tear into rescue boat.
http://forums.offshoreelectrics.com/...highlight=tear

Thanks My Wake , but i realy like the idea to pull out of the water the boat to rescue ... it`s a little brainstorming but i think i will realy enjoy time with my son to built that !!!!

[FE Wannabe]

My PVC lifting rescue boat is large and does take up some room to haul to the lake, but it more than makes up for it in usefulness. I have a couple of boats that do not like to be pulled or pushed through the water and that is why I designed the lift.
I was thinking of adding quick release wheels to the stern end of my PVC rescue boat so I could strap my boats to the vertical supports and use rescue boat as a cart to haul them down to the water from my car.
Nothing like dual purpose contraptions! LOL

Brad

[Jesse J]

Looks like around $50 worth of hardware new, so how about $30 shipped for entire pictured set up? I will include the T bracket for mounting to the hull as well (not in the picture).

[sunsation288]

Looks like around $50 worth of hardware new, so how about $30 shipped for entire pictured set up? I will include the T bracket for mounting to the hull as well (not in the picture).

Pm sent