When I finished reading the fascinating Vladimir Mazhirin’s series about submarines, I suddenly felt a burning desire to build my own. I wanted to build it at home without using turning or other types of machines. I had built RC planes before. In this article, I’ll tell you how to build a simple RC submarine out of household materials, which you can buy at your local household store or Chinese online store.

Now I'm here to give you what you wanted!)))



Well, how did it all start?

Hi, everybody. Here is my little post about these wheels.

Hi, dear frequenters of my blog and newcomers! I have a story to tell you, and it is about Edge 540 Version 3 (informally “Hedgehog”), which is my favorite one.

Today, computer technologies are integral part of our life, and one can hardly imagine RC modeling or drafting without using computerized systems. Drafts and blueprints of new sophisticated and exciting models with tons of tongue-and-groove connections are increasingly common on the Internet. I think you agree that doing that kind of lacework with a fretsaw would be pretty dull. The idea of building a hardware unit had been bugging me for several years, but the complexity and having to study tons of software was quite off-putting. Finally, I summoned up my thoughts, strength, and sound enthusiasm, and got down to business. This post is for those who want to do a good thing, and still have to beat their own fears. I’ll be focusing on details, which there are a lot. This one is going to take you all the way from building the machine down to crafting pieces of arts.

Good whatever time of day it is in your area, men! I’m writing from Ust-Kamenogorsk City, Kazakhstan. Now, let me tell you about my little RC piece.

The body is made of expanded PVC. Units are made of toys. Radio control systems are all low-budget and proportionate. This happened to be my first experience in all aspects.

This chart was found on the vast expanses of the Internet! To be exact, I found it on AliExpress, it was posted by some RC dealer. Sorry for the poor image quality - unfortunately, the original version was lost. It's pretty clear, I guess.

Good whatever time of day it is, dear colleagues and readers! About a week ago I came across a Leopard 4082 2000kv, which is well known among RC boat builders. I found it on one of the forums, it was being parted out, because, the seller told me, it had gone through water and soaked completely, and would heat up even on a 4S battery. I decided to restore it, so I did not hesitate to buy it.

This one takes little effort, money, and, most important, requires materials, which are readily available for anyone who wants to build such a thing.