Hailing from Virginia Beach, Virginia is the first 1:350 scale Yamato to join the IYOA. Massey decided to convert his already-started static model into a Radio-controlled ship.
Built from the Tamiya kit, it will be 29.5 inches long, 4.5 inches wide when completed. He plans to use a JRXR2 for the radio Novak XXL reciever and of course a micro servo for the rudder. Interestingly. he plans to make dual rudders as the real Yamato had. I haven't heard of anyone doing both main and backup rudders on an R.C. Yamato before. Either 2 or 4 helicopter tail rotor motors for propulsion. Finally, a Quantum AI waterproof speed controller.
Built by: Massey
Built: 2006?
Length: 29.5 inches
Width: 4.5 inches
Home waters: In and around Virginia Beach, VA, USA
Built from the Tamiya kit, it will be 29.5 inches long, 4.5 inches wide when completed. He plans to use a JRXR2 for the radio Novak XXL reciever and of course a micro servo for the rudder. Interestingly. he plans to make dual rudders as the real Yamato had. I haven't heard of anyone doing both main and backup rudders on an R.C. Yamato before. Either 2 or 4 helicopter tail rotor motors for propulsion. Finally, a Quantum AI waterproof speed controller.
Built by: Massey
Built: 2006?
Length: 29.5 inches
Width: 4.5 inches
Home waters: In and around Virginia Beach, VA, USA
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