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> Ok, just saw the pics. ...and you did it with a LEGO propeller ! WOW! :)
wait for movies
i need some room for them
but stef mientki is not available (undeliverable post :((
> I think I'll have to make a much more flexible and long "skirt" like
yours.
don't do too long skirt
it drags on the surface and make a lot of resistance
> Mine was half short and more rigid, so that's why it leaks more air.
the skirt has to be bent underneath the body
it prevents leaking air when hovercraft tilts
> I'm also trying first to use plates instead of beams covered with plastic. I
> never got to make a "draft" with ZNAP that would use the same "wire-frame"
> covered with plastic technic we first talked about. Anyway, as soon as I saw
> that standard plates would be "light" enough too, I jumped to it.
you were on a good way
my first HC's deck has been made with lego plates
it was so heavy but when i blowed through the center hole :)))) it was
lifting off
the second one has been done with deck made of film but the body frame was
made of axles and plates
and at least the third one was the one you've seen
now the fourth ver is beeing constructed :))
if steve baker is right it will need less pressure so
it will need 9V or it will have more carrying capacity
the 3rd ver has capacity about
4 plates 8x10 and 8 technic plates 2x8
but it was the movement capacity
the starting capacity was less than that
> Now, 2nd stage ;) ...make it "go" forward/backward.
i've got some ideas for it but the most important issue is to make it
stronger
> Can't wait to get home and make my version "fly" so I can go to the 2nd
> stage of this project :)
you've gota do it - it's your topic :)))
> 3rd stage ? make it turn left/right while going forward/backward.
2nd and 3rd will be done at one step (if ever)
br
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