Wet side to the right.


New Trumpeter Kilo 1:144 Build
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The opposing gear is free to slide out and is kept in place by the rigidity of the running gear - the shaft and universal (flexible tube) elements. The ahead and astern loads are absorbed by the submarines strut bearings (the GATO) or stern tubes (the OSCAR). Neither the drive or opposing gear are subjected to thrust loads.
DavidWho is John Galt?Comment
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As the bladder is filled air inside the wtc would become pressurized and it would leak pass through a normally placed seal. Placing it inboard would prevent that but leaves you vulnerable to leaks as you go deeper. Maybe install 2 seals placed back to back or swap it out with O-ring.Last edited by redboat219; 05-10-2021, 12:32 AM.Make it simple, make strong, make it work!Comment
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Ok, best Submarine Pool Trials I have ever experienced since entering this Hobby February 2020. Both my 1:96 Blueback and 1:144 Kilo were exceptional. Great surface, submerged trims and full functionality of Rudders, Dive Planes and Stern Planes. First time I could run my Blueback at low surface throttle and turn well within my pools 14’ width.
Weather permitting I will shoot some video and post. My wifes comment was “now you don’t need another one!”, yeah right…….Comment
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No, no... NO!Ok, best Submarine Pool Trials I have ever experienced since entering this Hobby February 2020. Both my 1:96 Blueback and 1:144 Kilo were exceptional. Great surface, submerged trims and full functionality of Rudders, Dive Planes and Stern Planes. First time I could run my Blueback at low surface throttle and turn well within my pools 14’ width.
Weather permitting I will shoot some video and post. My wifes comment was “now you don’t need another one!”, yeah right…….
The correct answer to SWMBO is ALWAYS: "Yes, dear".
Hard-stop.
Don't say another word.
Back away carefully as you frantically seek a route of escape.
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Love the red stern planes, breaks up the monotony.Last edited by redboat219; 06-04-2021, 07:11 AM.Make it simple, make strong, make it work!Comment



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