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  • eckloss
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    Originally posted by Kazzer
    I will sort out something for you tonight
    thanks, looking forward to it

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  • Kazzer
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    I will sort out something for you tonight

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  • eckloss
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    Originally posted by Kazzer
    Single or twin shafts? Any boat in particular?

    all single shaft. I can adapt the length to fit the boatsi need.
    Last edited by eckloss; 11-15-2014, 04:11 PM.

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  • Kazzer
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    Originally posted by eckloss
    Mike,

    I'm in need of anything 3 or 3.5" in size that is propel system based. Anything you might have?
    Single or twin shafts? Any boat in particular?

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  • eckloss
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    Mike,

    I'm in need of anything 3 or 3.5" in size that is propel system based. Anything you might have?






    Originally posted by Kazzer
    I went to see HWSNBN a couple of days ago and spent a day in The Cave looking at all those goodies, and then peeped into the back shed (few have entered this Aladdin's Cave) where David pointed out a pile of tubes he wanted to get rid of. He's short of space.

    So they went straight into the back of my car and I said I'd sort them out and offer them on the web. I may put some Sub-drivers on Ebay too.

    As you can see from the photo, there are several Sub-drivers in various stages of disrepair. I am going to find end caps etc and make each unit as complete as possible.

    If you just want a cylinder, then give me some dimensions and I'll try and sort one out for you, and will cost about $10 each. I'm thinking that complete units will run around $150 -200 depending on whats in them. I'll throw spare motors in free too. (We have lots!)

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    I'll blow the dust off this stuff and gradually work through each good unit, then post more details, but if you see anything that takes your fancy now, just ask.

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  • Kim Sleep
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    WOW...no we know where old WTCs go to be reborn!

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  • sharkbite
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    I was hoping for a used one. if some one had one for sale.

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  • sharkbite
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    "Im new to this form and i building the 1/144 kilo submarine and would like to get one of the wtc for it if you still have one.

    thank you"



    You'll find that Sub-driver here





    Thanks
    Last edited by Kazzer; 03-03-2014, 04:43 PM.

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  • greenman407
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    AH!.....NEW STUFF to play with.

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by roedj
    Mike,

    Any idea when the long promised 3" SAS SD will be available?

    Dan

    I'm about to make the catalog page for that new product, Dan. We have John Slater and Mark Green to thank for the re-introduction of the 3" SD -- These guys have been poking me in the ribs for nearly two years now about this.

    A completely updated version -- nothing in common with our original WTC's other than the use of 3" o.d. Lexan with a wall thickness of 1/8".

    Here's a teaser, an 'improved' SubTech ALBACORE with a prototype single-motor 3" SAS SD and shots of the SD alone:

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  • roedj
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    Mike,

    Any idea when the long promised 3" SAS SD will be available?

    Dan

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  • Kazzer
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    Originally posted by crazygary
    Appreciate the info on the Kilo SD, Mike!!
    Unfortunately, way too steep for my "fixed-income" rear end!
    Many thanks just the same!
    I already have Lexan tubing and acrylic to fab my own SD, but was just looking for a short cut!
    If anything "bargain basement" should surface, please keep me on the radar screen.
    Thanks, again!
    All the 2" stuff is still in production at The Cave, so it's highly unlikely we'll have those molds for 'cheapies' any time soon.

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  • crazygary
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    Appreciate the info on the Kilo SD, Mike!!
    Unfortunately, way too steep for my "fixed-income" rear end!
    Many thanks just the same!
    I already have Lexan tubing and acrylic to fab my own SD, but was just looking for a short cut!
    If anything "bargain basement" should surface, please keep me on the radar screen.
    Thanks, again!

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  • Kazzer
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    Originally posted by subsailor
    Mike:Can not find 2.5" o-rings at sub-driver.com I thought you said their available.I may need some help where to look. Thanks Christopher P.S. W.T.C. is a great value you sold me!
    Sorry, but I don't sell O rings. HWSNBN was going to give me some dimensions, because I ought to carry a few. The trouble is, it somewhat depends on the thickness of the tube, which varies from batch to batch.

    Perhaps we should send out a set of three slightly different ones in an O ring kit?

    Anyone else have any bright ideas?

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  • subsailor
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    Mike:Can not find 2.5" o-rings at sub-driver.com I thought you said their available.I may need some help where to look. Thanks Christopher P.S. W.T.C. is a great value you sold me!

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