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That doesn't look terribly small to me

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Piston tanks are simple Newtonian mechanics. Engel tanks have more torque than necessary, however a direct drive stepper is pushing it unless very la...

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Plenty of kit based projects out there, far better than what was available back in the day too.

Kit based R/C was a product of necessity...

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Take off those rose tinted spectacles, Ken. The downside was that you usually paid more for those one or two parts than a dozen online even with shipping....

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If using a threaded fitting you could wrap some PTFE tape around the thread.

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Easy to work, but acrylic can be brittle. Start with a small drill bit and work your way up in small increments to the size you want and take it steady....

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I always thought that an exclusive bit of electronics was a bit of a red flag in that system. Most other ballast systems can use mass produced electronics,...

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I believe the boards were purchased from a third party, so they may be able to help. Alternatively, the electronic board was I believe a through hole...

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Some things help a lot.

1. Print in fine lines e.g. 0.12mm or finer.
2. Use ABS or ASA rather than PLA or PETG, much easier to sand...

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Rubber tools with a PU resin stern piece and epoxy glass for the mid and front sections?

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Never really found much inspiration in model shops for subs. When it comes to availability of stuff, I've never known it better, almost too much choice...

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Hmm, i think people buy online because the range of products is greater and the price is cheaper. Too much looking back through rose tinted spectacles,...

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Steve Warner did much of the pattern work for OTW I believe. In the early days (pre-millenium) they used Craycraft module's with Mike Stothers (Solid...

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Rest in peace.

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Saddened to hear about Bob. Falls are so often really bad news when you're older.