Model Forum / Radio Controlled / Water Models / February 2007

Looking for a short waterline length kit or (at a pinch) plans (beginner
suitable) of a boat for my son.  Had in mind 18" or so waterline,
converted non R/C type, indeed non R/C would probably be preferable but
as this is an R/C group... .  Does anyone know of a supplier of said

The Hitec HS-765HB Sail Servo is recommended for the Fairwind 900 model
yacht but has only 90 degrees of rotation - see
http://fairwind900.home.comcast.net/Chris/Bakersfield%20Fairwind%20for%20Racing.pdf.
Adding two 2.2 k ohm resistors (red, red, red) to the red and green

I keep trying to post things here and they never show up. This is a test

As i watch some pictures of hydroplanes,i observe that the water rudder
isn't in the center of boat but a litle right or left..Also there is a
fin at the "step" of the hull...
You can see all these in these photos...

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I am an old retired person who played with little tin pop-pop
steamboats before WW2 when they were some of the favorite toys for
small boys. Pop-pop boats are still being manufactured and don't look
much different from those I played with. They aren't as popular now as

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