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Brian, looks interesting. Once you've sticked it on the lid and receiver can you still remove the receiver when needed?

Dirk-jan, too better protect the electronics you can also spray/soak them with CorrosionX. That is what I normally use.

Check out this twin not sure if if is still available https://www.intlwaters.com/threads/cmd-eagle-sgx-twin-80-cmb-80-race-ready-for-sale.81433/page-2

Or check with Derek Owen, he is also from the UK.

Ricky, there is a guy that built riggers (Jae and possibly others). You can buy them pre assembled from him. His name is Mike walker, he is also on this forum. Not sure if he still builds them. I would suggest to check with him.

Looks great again. What I've seen with long rudder brackets is to add a horizontal brace for stiffening instead of vertical. Do you feel it was going up and down?

Alex, they are used for both, also for fsr-o, the offshore class

Drew, for your information. CMB came out with an updated carb as more people had the same issue. See picture below of old (left) and new carb (right).

Interested to see the pics. Still have some mac84's also in a twin (Probably the old ones).

I've also upgraded mine to lipo and got a ubec voltage regulator for free back then from Boris, what a great service that was. I run mine on 5v, thar is what Boris recommended.

Nice project again dirk Jan. You are a fast builder. Did you cut the frames out by hand?

Ouch that hurst, but looks like new again. How did you end up in the shore?

Show us the result. Good luck!

Bruce, have you already tested your starter? I finally received the relay. Also compared the dynatron with the starter. I think indeed a speedmaster handle will not work. Question on the relay, I presume the wire is the + for switching the relay and the housing is the -? Mike, Bruce few...

forgot to add, I'll be using a 3s Lipo. Testing sofar was done with a 13,8V power supply