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Where to use an RC boat near south Dublin?

  • 24-11-2016 11:42pm
    #1
    josip
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    Where do people use theirs?
    I assume you're not allowed to use them on ponds with ducks or where people fish?
    Is the sea too rough even on a calm day?
    What method do people use for emergency recovery?
    Anything else I should know?
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  • #2
    5rtytry56
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    I've sailed mine without disturbance in Sean Walsh Park Tallaght.
    Also Blessington Lakes - I assume you are competent enough to run it there.


  • #3
    5rtytry56
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    emergency recovery: this will damage the boat: a fishing road and a hook and weight: cast the rod out as you would normally and hope the hook latches on to the superstructure of the boat.

    If the boat sinks...then say bye bye boat - especially in Blessington Lakes >> deep water.

    if I sound snarky it is because I lost an rc boat in the River Dodder - not a good place to run them.


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