Hi Thomas,
Yes, I am sure that you would be able to hear the sub when it is on top of the
water. I still have my doubts about being able to hear it when it is under
water.
BFN
Jim
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Hi Thomas,
Wow, I love the sound of your RC Harley with the biker Barbie on it.
I am just wondering how you would hear where a RC submarine is.
BFN
Jim
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Chardon
Hi Jim,
Good question. I'd imagine the RC submarine would make some kind of
wine or hum as it moves. The RC boats that I've driven make a loud
wine as they spead over the water, and sometimes if the weather is
right you can hear the slosh of the water as it moves. I'd imagine
the RC submarine
It does make a hum and some bubbles as it goes under.
At 10:10 AM 12/26/2011, you wrote:
Hi Jim,
Good question. I'd imagine the RC submarine would make some kind of
wine or hum as it moves. The RC boats that I've driven make a loud
wine as they spead over the water, and sometimes if the
Hi Trouble,
Good to know. That's pretty much what I figured given that I've played
with RC boats before and you can hear an electronic hum and slosh as
they move over the water.
On 12/26/11, Trouble troub...@columbus.rr.com wrote:
It does make a hum and some bubbles as it goes under.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft and Radio Controlled Vehicles
Hi Charles,
Yeah, sort of like that. Although, unlike the fireworks you can take
some enjoyment out of building the model rocket and there is some
enjoyment of being the guy who launches the rocket. Of course as a kid
I
go.
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Subject: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft and Radio Controlled Vehicles
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Sent: Saturday, December 24, 2011 4:56 AM
Subject: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft and Radio Controlled Vehicles
Hi Jim
Well thanks for stepping in my play box. here is a sub you might like.
http://www.bananahobby.com/1998.html
At 05:56 AM 12/24/2011, you wrote:
Hi Jim,
Interesting. When I was younger, before I lost my sight, I use to help
my dad build gas powered model airplanes that we took out and flew on
Hi Charles,
Well, keep in mind I still had sight when I was into model rockets,
but the kits usually weren't that difficult to build. Of course, how
difficult the kit was to build depended on the kit. They ranged from
beginner models for kids to very advanced models for adults. The
models I built
Hi Trouble,
Thanks for the link. This looks awesome. Too bad its Christmas eve or
I'd be dropping hints to see if my wife would get me one of these
submarines for Christmas. Oh, well, my birthday is coming up soon, and
maybe I can get her to spring the $60 for this bad boy.
Cheers!
On
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though.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft and Radio Controlled Vehicles
Hi Trouble,
Thanks for the link. This looks awesome. Too bad
and
you have Lone Wolf RC. (grin)
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft and Radio Controlled Vehicles
Hi Charles,
Well, keep in mind I still had sight when I was into model rockets,
but the kits usually weren't that difficult to build. Of course
Ben looking at them for a long time, and that is the best one found.
At 08:53 AM 12/24/2011, you wrote:
Hi Trouble,
Thanks for the link. This looks awesome. Too bad its Christmas eve or
I'd be dropping hints to see if my wife would get me one of these
submarines for Christmas. Oh, well, my
Hi,
Oh, yeah. I love the remote controlled tanks. They not only shoot, but
they have infrared targeting etc. I use to have a couple of them, and
my friends and I had fun driving them through snow, mud, over other
surfaces most rc vehicles couldn't go. Plus since they are military
vehicles you can
Hi Charles,
No, they don't fire torpedoes, but that doesn't rule out creating mock
submarine battles and things like that. You have to use your
imagination here to a certain point, but you can certainly maneuver
these rc submarines around like a real submarine, pull up to the stern
of a radio
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft and Radio Controlled Vehicles
Hi Charles,
Well, keep in mind I still had sight when I was into model rockets,
but the kits usually weren't that difficult to build. Of course, how
difficult the kit
: [Audyssey] Model Aircraft and Radio Controlled
Vehicles
Hi Charles,
Yeah, sort of like that. Although, unlike the fireworks you can
take
some enjoyment out of building the model rocket and there is some
enjoyment of being the guy who launches the rocket. Of course as
a kid
I found other ways
Oh, you are telling me. That was probably one of the funniest things
I've ever seen in my life. Unfortunately, I didn't have a video camra
to record the toad's rather unique demise, but it was so priceless and
unexpected. I had no idea that the second stage would fail to ignite
until after it was
Hi Thomas,
We also did the model rockets. Never had one with a camera though. But behind
what was Grandma Kitchen's back yard is a huge open area where the power lines
go through across route 306 from Lakeland community college, so we had the room
there for our rockets. And on Tyler
Hi Thomas,
Besides the electronic ignition, you can still buy feet of fuse to cut to
length, stuff into the rocket engine and light. Either way though is fun. But
I have not done any model rocketry since losing my sight.
BFN
Jim
I remember when Saturns were rockets, not cars.
Hi Thomas,
We also had a rocket engine malfunction once. The rocket was a two part
rocket. One part was just to hold the engine and tumble back to the ground.
The second part was a glider airplane. It was pretty cool to watch the glider
gracefully glide in a circular manner back to the
Hi Jim,
That sounds like a great collection. The Hummer sounds exactly like
mine and it is 1/6th scale for sure. I've got a 12 inch G.I. Joe doll,
Duke, behind the steering wheel, and you know its 1/6th scale if the
12 inch GI Joe's and Barbie dolls can ride in them. Grin.
Which reminds me of
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