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  • Kazzer
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    Originally posted by crazygary
    Anything that'll fit a Trumpeter Kilo??

    Just wondering!
    Yes

    I have a brand new Sub-driver with Snort, LipoGuard, Sombra SL8 ch receiver, ADF Pitch Controller, Mtronics Speed Controller, Klik-ons Dog-bone connector, Propel Failsafe tank.

    All you need is a battery and plug it in. This is ready to go.

    Sub-driver kit = 375.00 + 50 to assemble and test
    ADF 79.00
    LipoGuard 50.00
    Sombra SL 8 60.00
    Snort. 57.00

    Total $671 less 20% = $535

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  • crazygary
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    Anything that'll fit a Trumpeter Kilo??

    Just wondering!

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  • Kazzer
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    1:96 Skipjack Sub-driver
    2.5" diameter
    16" long
    Propel Gas Ballast - vent blow servo installed. Gas saver.
    400 Graupner motor gearbox reduction built in motor bulkhead.
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    I have three of these. Can be easily modified to Snort. I'd put the Snort pump in with the battery and run the power back to the engine room through the connecting tube in the ballast tank.

    $150 each

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  • Bob C
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    PM sent. Bob

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  • subkraft
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    Will do.....its a spot on fit for the Holland. Just a bit of dremelling....

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  • Kazzer
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    Originally posted by subkraft
    All turned up yesterday, all fine.
    And thankyou for extras.....

    Regards
    Great! Post pics when it's all running please.

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  • subkraft
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    All turned up yesterday, all fine.
    And thankyou for extras.....

    Regards

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Not yet.

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    Working on it when time permits.

    M

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  • solosub
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    Hello :)

    Do you have a 1.25 SD with ballast ?

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  • Kazzer
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    Folks


    I have a number of inquiries and I am struggling with answers sometimes because I simply do not know all the boats ballast sizes. So if you aren't sure what size you need, please ask the guys on the forum.

    Once I have an idea of the overall size you need, I can jiggle all this stuff around to make up whatever you need.

    Most of these units will be around half the normal price, and depending on what is inside them in the way of existing electronics, that will effect the price.

    I need to know-
    1. Diameter
    2. Overall length
    3. Ballast tank volume
    4. single or double motors


    Thanks

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by Kazzer
    Here's another one! A little gem!


    [ATTACH=CONFIG]24648[/ATTACH]

    2.5" diameter
    23" long
    4" ballast tank
    3 pushrod seals
    Snort tubes in Motor bulkhead
    Gas servo installed. No Gas saver system.
    Equipment tray
    12volt 380 motor gear reduced RPM

    It was used for a 1/16th KAIRU

    And then, there's this -- It's the battery compartment forward end cap. We'll have to ask HWSNBN what it is. It has a 9volt battery to power it.

    [ATTACH=CONFIG]24647[/ATTACH]

    But just in case it's a load of CR** I've put an ordinary end cap in with the kit.

    $150
    Oh, that! An early WTC I used on my Wallace 1/16 KAIRUY. The devices include a SubTech Depth-Keeper circuit, a BEC, and switch(s) with wateright boots.

    M

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  • greenman407
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    SOLD



    Ill Take one right now. Itll work on the UFO Skydiver. Im dialing the phone. One ringydingy.........two ringydingy
    Last edited by Kazzer; 12-12-2013, 08:12 AM.

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  • Kazzer
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    Here's another one! A little gem!


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    2.5" diameter
    23" long
    4" ballast tank
    3 pushrod seals
    Snort tubes in Motor bulkhead
    Gas servo installed. No Gas saver system.
    Equipment tray
    12volt 380 motor gear reduced RPM

    It was used for a 1/16th KAIRU

    And then, there's this -- It's the battery compartment forward end cap. We'll have to ask HWSNBN what it is. It has a 9volt battery to power it.

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    But just in case it's a load of CR** I've put an ordinary end cap in with the kit.

    $150

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  • Kazzer
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    I still have plenty of these!! $150 takes one!



    Originally posted by Kazzer

    • [ATTACH=CONFIG]24126[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]24128[/ATTACH]

      Some of these units are complete with motors, servos, seals and gas system installed. The others I have the parts for. Now if only I could figure out what boats these could be used for.

      I also have plenty more parts to make the same sort of thing up for longer lengths of cylinder. It's a 2.5" cylinder.

      These are ideal for the Trumpeter 1:144 Seawolf and similar sized models.

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  • Kazzer
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    SOLD

    Here is a neat Ol' Sub-driver

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    4" long Ballast Tank
    3" diameter
    18" total length
    2 x 400 motors gear reduced
    4 servo seals
    Gas saver system installed
    Servo supplied for ballast tank operation - needs installing.
    Equipment tray
    Batteries housed inside the main dry space.

    $150 a bargain!
    Last edited by Kazzer; 12-12-2013, 08:11 AM.

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