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You don't mean that 'terrible' one? - According to certain members of an area group?

If so, I have probably worked out who you are too?

Phil. P

After a conversation with Steve... i have bought a kit.

Now,
Don't get too excited! - I have bought many, many kits.. Mostly, I open them, check the contents, then pack them away again.

I just need more tu-its.. Round, rather than the inferior hexagonal ones!

Phil.P

Right...

I have read through the build - thread.
To avoid embarrassment (mine) I will take this to a conversation with Steve..

Thanks for the link to the build - thread, and the additional photo..

Phil. P

Hi Steve,
Are the panels all printed?
If so, resin or deposition?
What motor have you used / supply? - voltage?

Thanks,
Phil. P

Hiya!
As I read this.. There should be a list (probably needing work?) which I would assume to be in the 'bottom' section of the index.

I don't see anything there? - Is it me, or are you working away in the background?

Thanks,
PhilP.

Another folk enthusiast here, who often attends the Rochester Sweeps Festival. There seems to be a close harmony between rail enthusiasts, real ale drinking, morris dancers and canal boaters. OK... Who has a video of ; Real Ale drinking Morris Men, dancing on a Narrow Boat roof? :thumbleft: :lol:

Isn't the clue in the name?

Although it may be possible, it is stainless steel, after all..

Presumably, Atco were working on an early form of hover mower!?

Garethh wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 2:28 pm It went on eBay I’m afraid!

Thanks for the update Gareth..

I have an ancient 'bruised and battered Lyn that needs many details sorting..

One day.........

PhilP.

Hello Gareth,

Is this still languishing in a box somewhere, or has it made it to an evilBay listing?

Thanks,
Phil Partridge.

Thanks..

Pity all the Technical Colleges stopped and doing night school classes on metal working and machine tools..

Busted Bricks wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2020 10:02 pm No, that would require casting or 5-axis CNC machining.

On the grounds there are no stupid questions, only stupid answers..

What makes it '5-axis'?

I 'get' 3-axes - X, Y, and Z..

Phil. P

If you look at your charging socket from the rear (wiring side).. Arrange it so the tags are left, right, and bottom.. Then: The Right tag is Red (positive) - from the battery / charge - switch. The Bottom tag is Black (negative) - from the battery. The Left tag is the negative to your reversing swi...

I has been good.. No, Honestly!

So am hoping for one of these in about a weeks time?

Phil.P

Neil said: Using a viper loco 10 ESC. Hi Neil, Having looked on the Mtronics site.. This would appear to be a 'centre-off' controller. - The instructions show how to set the 'zero' point and maximum forwards/reverse settings. Looks like you are stuck with 'centre-off' unless you swap-out the ESC to ...

The idea was that if a Purchaser used a different radio control system, they could 'just' swap-out the Rx.. That was when I was first involved.. They decided I was too small a Supplier, in the end. :-{ Depending on age of the OP's Boulton, it may have a 'black lump' as an ESC? - If so, I will email ...

Now I have remembered my username (and reset my password) on here... Again! ;-} I will try to drop in more often.. (Phil of RC Trains..) <Aside> Tom, is there a way to get 'newest posts' to appear as top of the queue, at index level? - I tend to eventually read everything, but it is nice to see the ...

If you have a Rx102, that is 'just' a receiver.. - Somewhere in your Boulton, there is a ESC (Speed Controller) as well! - This will need to be reconfigured (if possible) to allow you to use the combination of controls you wish to.

Come back with the ESC details, and 'we' can help you out.

Phil.P

If this is a recent acquisition, it should either be a Re65c or a Rx66a. - Supposing it is Deltang gear, of course.. y guess, If it is a Rx65c, and you have used a 12V SLA battery, you will probably have damaged the receiver controller.. To prove this, you need to be able to see the Rx.. 1. Switch o...