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brian
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17 March 2019, 01:01:40 »
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I am now using brushed motors in my tug boat using a 6 volt jell cell battery and am happy with this .
thinking that its time to up grade thoughts please.
ps all my boats are 48 and 55 plus inchs
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rondean
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17 March 2019, 11:14:33 »
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Dear Brian
if it works, leave them alone
no great benefit from changing to Brushless motors in heavy boats, just expense
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Ron
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brian wright
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17 March 2019, 19:57:51 »
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thanks for this makes me very happy
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30 March 2019, 22:44:41 »
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hello
would you mind please what is the make of your motor for your tug boat and the voltgage plus the make of the esc and servo as I will be building a clyde puffer and would find this helpful if you can help
thank you
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