The Ship Model Forum

[quote="county class"]hi
so you will need a basic 2/3 channel transmitter ( tx ) 27 or 40[/quote]

Actually 40MHz isn't legal in Canada... 27Mhz, 75Mhz, or 2.4Ghz for surface models or if you have a ham radio license you can also use 50Mhz and 53Mhz radios.

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Look under Boats- Dock Talk and Scale

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Craig

hi
so you will need a basic 2/3 channel transmitter ( tx ) 27 or 40 if you buy from a shop it will come with a servo & a reciver ( rx ) & a charger it should also come with betteries,don't forget the critals ( xtails )
you can run prinz on 6 or 12 volt. keep the rx as far away from the other commponents as is possible.
you will also need a speed controller something in the 15 / 20 amp range.
you should be able to buy shafts & a frames over the counter.
thats enough for now see how much of that you can get your head around.
cheers
gary

I live in canada its 1/200 prinz eugen for freshwater only for steering and moving (gun turrets not important)

The first step would be to get a good book on the subject.

Log on to "Amazon" and seach for books on "boat radio control". There's bound to be something useful. Failing that, try the local library.

Good luck.

Rick

hi
now that's one hell of a bloody good question
need some more info
where are you on the planet
how big is the boat you want to rc
are you just interested in forward & back left & right
what sort of transport
salt water or fresh
cheers
gary

could anyone send me a link to a guide on how to configure a ship for remote control use as I have no idea.