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Here is a 36 inch x 20 inch Catamaran I built from scratch I used the strip plank method for the hulls.
It is R/C and has two electric motors and two rudders and running lights. Enjoy...:O)Attachment 4290Attachment 4291Attachment 4292Attachment 4293Attachment 4294Attachment 4295Attachment 4296Attachment 4297Attachment 4298Attachment 4299
Very cool, Captain. Can't wait to see it under sail. When are the trials starting?
Ken
As soon as I finish the sails a week or so how ya doing?
nice model of a catamaran. Did you build it from plan?
I'm doing well, thanks. Keeping busy. The car project goes on (and on…), though I'm still hoping it'll be finished sometime this fall. We shall see. You'll be sailing before I'm driving, that's for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Captainleeward
Ken
Ken, How about some photos of your progress?
mulabanda, Hi, Thanks for your interest, no I built it from scratch are you interested in catamarans?
Sure! It's all here: Ken's Ultima ProjectQuote:
Originally Posted by Captainleeward
The current state of affairs: dash wired, first power-up accomplished, brakes bled, and wheels final torqued. Seats and seat belts will go in soon, followed by installation of engine ancillaries. I had hopes of mounting the engine this month, but that's not going to happen. If I get it in early next month, I should be able to fire it up for the first time by late September.
Ken
Ken,
WOW what a build, nice car, I see you are smiling from ear to ear and so am I for you.:thumbsup:
Thanks, Captain! :hattip:
That's a nice RC build, Captain. Why two electric motors if you're going to put a sail on it anyway? Or will the mast be detachable so you can make it a fast mover?
Hi Diyer, weight and balance and faster it will go toooooo......:O)
