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DLM - 19 Jan 2009 17:17 GMT
Yes, downsizing the 72" to 23" mono for a 05/540 motor, present any big
trouble problems. I took the Wild thing and downsized it with help from
Florida gentleman like AndrewG of Australia called Eagle Blitz. Now go
to Micro-hydros.com and look up Australia and AndrewG and Eagle Blitz.
Now it really took time and when it came time to lay a straight 6 cell
pack in, the cg turned out perfect a 30% and i was dumbfounded and ran
smooth. this happened 5 or 6 years ago. I have plans for the original
Wild Thing but gas motors here are outlawed like many places have done.
Sign of the times.

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stinger314 - 03 Feb 2009 22:43 GMT
I have made a pdf file with all the hull and stringers full size so you
can have them printed on a large format printer contact me if you need
them
GREAT PLAN, I'M BUILDING NOW!!!!

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TheM - 22 May 2009 10:18 GMT
Hi people... verey nice site and free blueprints, but i have a question:
how FREE is free? Is this blueprint protected by copyright? Because i
want to sell the boat i will make based on this blueprint after i have
fun a summer.And maby if i get a good price i'l make some more...
Thanx a lot (srry for my englesh, not verey good at it)

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chillprescott - 22 May 2009 16:19 GMT
Can someone help me with the best glue up techniques for this type of
build? What epoxy are people using? and are you coating the interior
totally before closure?
thanks for the help!

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dwr9 - 23 May 2009 03:27 GMT
I have used a few different brands of epoxy and had good luck. The best
epoxies are probably from West System, Mas, or System three. Epoxy from
'JGreer.com - Epoxy Resin, Urethane Foam, Silicone Mold Making Rubber,
Carbon Fiber' (http://www.jgreer.com/) is supposed to be high quality
and the price is pretty good also. But I've used no name epoxy from my
local hobby shop and had no problem. I do coat the whole inside of my
boats with epoxy before putting the deck on. Doug

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rubie - 21 Mar 2009 19:46 GMT
Hello,
I'm Dutch. I saw the drawings. it's look very nice.
so i am building now full size! 72" (180 cm)togetet with a friend of
my.
we are goning to put a minibike enigne in it.
the hull is almost done.
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dwr9 - 21 Mar 2009 23:32 GMT
The boat looks great so far. It looks like you're really doing a nice
job building it. Please let us know how it goes. Post more pictures as
you work on it. Doug

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dyank4447 - 25 Mar 2009 05:13 GMT
Im a new member to this site but I've already downloaded the PDF plans
for the 72" off shore!!
I'm excited!!....We have alot of lakes here in Ok. and looking forward
to getting construction started...
What do you think of a 33cc weed-eater motor for power??

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dwr9 - 26 Mar 2009 05:16 GMT
Hi dyank4447. You won't have the fastest boat around, but you'll have
fun with it. Doug

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rubie - 28 Mar 2009 11:19 GMT
Hi ,
we continut on the boat. This is the result sofar.
fuel-tank instold and the deck is almost ready.
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John - 28 Mar 2009 11:44 GMT
Looking great rubie! Keep the photos coming.

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dwr9 - 28 Mar 2009 22:25 GMT
It's looking real nice so far.I can't really tell from the pics if you
have reinforced the seam between the bottom and the sides with anything.
I put /4 inch strips of wood in those joints to provide a larger gluing
surface. If you have just glued the sides to the bottom I don't think it
will be strong enough to stay together for long when you run it. You can
also reinforce the joints with fiberglass and epoxy. You should also do
the same thing with the joint between the sides and the deck. Doug
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rubie - 28 Mar 2009 23:15 GMT
The joint in the bottom and the joints between the bottom and the sides
are glued and reinforced with fiberglass also joint from the frame is
glued and reinforced. on the joints between the sides and the deck we
put idd some wooden strips. and going to be glued with a special epoxy
glu. ohh this is a nice pic -->
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RCGasBoat - 31 Mar 2009 05:25 GMT
Your hull looks great......I have my frames all glued together and
stached away somewhere :D due to work and time.
Will need to bring it out and continue the build! What are u planning
to power it with?
Anyone knows how this hull with perform with a inline twin G260? would
a S280 or X482 work with the inline twin?

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dwr9 - 31 Mar 2009 23:59 GMT
I don't think anyone has put an inline twin in one. It would be plenty
of power. It may even be overpowered with a twin. I'm not sure about the
props, but they might be a good place to start. Doug

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RCGasBoat - 01 Apr 2009 13:13 GMT
It would be fun too see how it performs with inline twins....I did widen
the bean to 18" to cater the prop torque.
i have a question: Is it easier to sheet the bottom with 1 sheet each
half or split it into 2 sections?

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dwr9 - 02 Apr 2009 04:31 GMT
I think it would be easier to use one sheet for each half, but splitting
each side into 2 pieces will work if you have trouble getting plywood
long enough. Doug

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RCGasBoat - 02 Apr 2009 15:46 GMT
Sounds good. I will sheet it with a single sheet instead. With the wider
beam i will need to widen the bottom sheets too.

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rubie - 06 Apr 2009 16:38 GMT
our deck is glued inplace.
pics -->>
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dwr9 - 07 Apr 2009 00:53 GMT
The boat really looks great. The one thing I would have done differently
is I would have made the deck wider on the sides of the engine bay area
to stiffen up the sides of the boat a little more

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rubie - 15 Apr 2009 21:43 GMT
Hey we just spayed some filler on it :)
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And we made the lid
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I've ordered the hardware on 'Model boats - rc model boats nitro - gas
boat models, radio control boat models.'
(http://www.prestwich.ndirect.co.uk/) next week we can install them :D

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dwr9 - 16 Apr 2009 04:55 GMT
The boat is looking great. Keep up the good work. Doug

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RCGasBoat - 24 Apr 2009 11:51 GMT
only problem i see with the scale down is the engine stringers. it will
be too close. the standard engine mount is 5" apart. you need to work
around that dimension! have fun and cheers

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rubie - 15 May 2009 01:31 GMT
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