1/20 Scale PT109 - highly detailed FOR SALE

[DavidHarrison]

• Exquisitely detailed 1/20 scale model of J.F.K.’s Patrol Torpedo boat
– 48” long, 13” beam.

• Powered by three Graupner Speed 700 ball bearing Neodymium magnet
motors, 3 40A ESC’s, 12V 7AH Gel battery.

• 6 Channel Futaba Skysport 6 75MHz radio included.

• Navigation lights, searchlight work, 20mm cannon rotates under servo
control.

• Fantastic sound system from Model Solutions of Canada Ltd. has ten
sounds – Machine Guns, Cannon, General Quarters Announcement, Sonar,
Jimmy Dean PT109 Song, Fabulous engine startup and run sounds –
increase in speed with throttle, and much more.

• Four 1/20 scale electric torpedoes –3/4 finished. Include counter-rotating
props and gearbox using miter gears. Includes display stand for torpedoes.

• Finely detailed and functional torpedo tubes – firing system needs finishing.

• Includes display stand and custom made wooden transport cart.

• Located in Ottawa, Canada – pickup only, no delivery.

• THIS BOAT IS NOW SOLD

[Kmot]

David, that PT is your technology demonstrator. Why are you selling it? :confused:

[DavidHarrison]

It has reached the end of its usefullness for me. I intend to move to a 1/6.2 scale Spitfire aircraft as my technology demonstrator for my next gen modules.

My next gen. modules will be very suitable for model aircraft and I will be targeting that market segment as well as the model boat guys.

I haven't got the room for both and I need the funds from the PT sale to get the Spitfire and I've simply grown tired of the PT boat.

[Kmot]

I understand. Best of luck! :)

[pkboo]

I have looked at that picture almost everyday since I got a copy from Tower Hobbies of of an RC magazine (can't recall the name right now!) back in 2005, I believe. I've only just recently (a couple of months back!) put it in the trash because of it's state, it was hanging in my toilet the reason why I could look at it almost everyday :D It was also the first time I learned why I had to install capacitors to my electric motors :eek: Thanks David ;) Boo.