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just came across this video a very fast robbe seawolf doing jumps and plaining very funny
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brushless robbe seawolf jumping
acrowot (Geof)- Guest
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just came across this video a very fast robbe seawolf doing jumps and plaining very funny
geof
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I'm just trying to visualise an auto leveller having a nervous breakdown !!!
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acrowot (Geof) wrote:
just came across this video a very fast robbe seawolf doing jumps and plaining very funny
geof
A submarine, 'on the step'!!!!! And flying.
So, ATRAGON is doable?! Who would have guessed. I'll have to brush the dust off that folder.
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That looks like fantastic fun!
I have spent a large part of this summer watching John W throwing his yellow Graupner Shark around the pond long after everyone else has packed up for the day!
I believe that the Graupner is no longer made . There is a need for fun, performance subs, I think. Dynamic divers - probably brushless. Good fun and a good intro to subs.
The MMB Subsonic showed promise but I don't see it around very much in the UK. Are there any other alternatives?
I have spent a large part of this summer watching John W throwing his yellow Graupner Shark around the pond long after everyone else has packed up for the day!
I believe that the Graupner is no longer made . There is a need for fun, performance subs, I think. Dynamic divers - probably brushless. Good fun and a good intro to subs.
The MMB Subsonic showed promise but I don't see it around very much in the UK. Are there any other alternatives?
geofrancis- Posts : 323
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I have just bought a robbe seawolf v2 after seeing this video. first thing thats getting done is a brushless conversion! then propbably water jet bow and stern thrusters. I still havent decided what electronics im controlling it with, its probably going to be inav or a custom esp32 Arduino controller, I haven't decided yet.
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