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Here’s Charlie having his first go at driving a loco. Thanks to Pete Ottley of Riverside Models for letting him try out his Class 37 at ndsme

Running a Pro-120 with switchable radio control / hand throttle.

A big thank you to the Electric Boat Association for inviting us along on their trip around St Ives / Earith.

In the foreground is Cedric Lynch’s remarkable electric canoe. It has no batteries [apart from a very small one to “get under bridges”], uses a small Lynch motor, a model aircraft propellor, and one of our old 1QD controllers. Goes jolly fast it does too!

We hope you like the new look. We’ve tried to make it easier to find the controller and accessories that you need, whilst still keeping all the interesting information and technical support articles in a new knowledge base that makes it easier to find what you’re looking for.

All of our controllers are now on the range page.

In our new knowledge base we’ve sorted all of our old articles into some clear categories. All of the information about our old controllers is there, and a lot of background information about motor speed controllers. Our sister site 4qdtec.com still has all the reference and circuit information.

We’ve also added some application areas that show just a few of the areas that 4QD controllers are being used in.

We’d like to say a big thank you to Adam from Cambridge web solutions for his excellent work in creating the new site.