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12V @2AH, I get hours of heavy use like installing self taping wood screws. I am impressed at how long it last. -
12VDC DeWalt Power Adapter
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I am impressed with my 12 volt DeWalt drill, run time and power is great. Considering using in my RC sub, maybe in the wet side, Any opinio... -
Something to replace the Neptune - Short Typhoon?
I have been looking for a project to replace the Neptune as a fun boat to just play around with. I used Orca slicer to shorten the Typhoon, started printing,...
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Have you looked at navsource.net? Great place to get information about Navy ships.Leave a comment:
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Sorry, I was thinking about the LA class - closer look at your first posting there are forward vertical launch tubes. Probably out of trim or tubes empty,...Leave a comment:
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I think I retired before block V, at least I never got to see one. The only sea duty I could get was COB on a Trident and I wanted to stay with the fast...Leave a comment:
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The first subs in the series of this class didn't have vertical launching tubes installed so they look odd in the water, high in the bow. I heard they...Last edited by Ed Kirk; 12-24-2025, 10:51 PM.Leave a comment:
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Desert Sky Park at 6624 S Power Rd, Mesa, AZ 85212. Looks fairly deep, man made has two bubblers.Leave a comment:
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Two colors, no paint - color change during print
3D printing is great, experimenting with color change during print with lower hull one color and upper portion another. Printing Nautilus Drydocks US...5 Photos -
RC Boat Pond near Phoenix, AZ
I was skeptical about finding a piece of water to operate my sub. Been driving by this place for years, stopped today and really surprised... -
Engel Typhoon and Akula still in boxes, never started.
I have an original Engel Typhoon - appears to be complete kit in original boxes and a Engel Akula hull kit with motor/gear box, hardware kit with propeller....Last edited by Ed Kirk; 12-24-2025, 04:31 PM. -
Nautilus Drydocks Russian Typhoon Submarine 3D Files in 1:144 scale By Ed Kirk
I have been 3D printing since 3d printers were first available back when you built your own with lumber and threated rods. I like submarines and especially...4 Photos
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