I have noticed in recent weeks, the avatar of a recent member Madwelshman. Now not disagreeing with that name as I feel it could apply to many people of both genders in this Principality, I must say I was pleased to see another member from the same part of the world as myself. However, Madwelshman, may I ask you where you sail? I don't know Haverfordwest very well, but was not aware of a lake in the area and I wouldn't have thought the river to be very suitable. Where I live, Swansea Valley, I have the choice of three venues varying in distance between 20 and 50 miles away, and that's the one I use, but I would be interested to know of any venues West of me.

Cheers, Nerys

that looks very nice
brian

Hi Colin
thank you for this , I really appreciate it 👍
I have taken many more photos than this , so if there is anything else you need to see please let me know

cheers

Neill

Welcome and thanks for posting your beautiful models, can you pos any pictures of the internals so that we can see your needs get the right advice.
Vice Admiral Nerys is the sailing expert, and motors and other elctronics can be answered by various members especially Fleet admiral Doug.
Looking forward to further developments and pictures.
Cheers Colin.

Whoever built them must have had a thing about schooners. auxiliary ones at that. They look well built, have fun with the sails as well as the motors. I'm sure you will get all the advice you could want

Cheers, Nerys

Hi
I am new to this fantastic site, i have learned a heap already .
I would really appreciate some advise please
I recently bought 3 tall ships from a deceased estate . I wanted to keep all 3 together as his wife had to downsize her house and had no room for them ,
they are all hand made and are made to be radio controlled , they have a rudder , prop and shaft installed
i need some advise on motor, battery ,servo and radio gear please
the large white one is 2.07m long and 12KG it has a 50mm 4 blade prop , sorry I don't know how to work out the pitch , the green one is 1.7m long and around 8 KG ,50mm 3 blade prop , the blue one is 1.5m long and around 6KG has a 50mm 4 blade prop

Cheers

Neill

I totally agree, i have been pleasantly surprise and very grateful for replies, advice an support I received after posting a query. 👍

Well said Martin this is a friendly site the more the merrier.Show your work our bites don't leave marks.
Rick