I have a question? I am looking to step out with a MORE RTR (ready to run) full static dive Submarine build. I have been looking at the those dive systems that are produced by Arkmodels, Engle, and of course those from Nautilus Drydocks. I want a better hull material that is more suitable to handle the environment (water, heat conditions) than 3D printing has to offer. I am also wondering if there might be a more simple to set up running system (mainly the diving aspect of boat operation)
Nautilus Drydocks specialize in the WTC Sub-Driver, and Modular-Sub-Driver (wet hull) systems. Arkmodels and Engle offer the Piston Tank (dry hull) systems. It seems there boat kits are very well made and come fairly complete depending on the Sub type.
All three seem to be priced very close to the same, depending on the accessories you want.
I do very well building a the Sub boat itself, and doing all the finish work required. I understand the electronics and radio system operations. My hardest part is in the ballast system itself (WHAT MAKES IT DIVE) I guess I am looking for something you just drop into the hull, hook up the control linkage, plug in the battery and go dive! (a custom build is out of the question for me $$$) I just know I will get slammed down on this, but along with that some friendly advice would be appreciated!
Thank you guys!!
Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"
Nautilus Drydocks specialize in the WTC Sub-Driver, and Modular-Sub-Driver (wet hull) systems. Arkmodels and Engle offer the Piston Tank (dry hull) systems. It seems there boat kits are very well made and come fairly complete depending on the Sub type.
All three seem to be priced very close to the same, depending on the accessories you want.
I do very well building a the Sub boat itself, and doing all the finish work required. I understand the electronics and radio system operations. My hardest part is in the ballast system itself (WHAT MAKES IT DIVE) I guess I am looking for something you just drop into the hull, hook up the control linkage, plug in the battery and go dive! (a custom build is out of the question for me $$$) I just know I will get slammed down on this, but along with that some friendly advice would be appreciated!
Thank you guys!!
Rob
"Firemen can stand the heat"
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