very very very Good job.... i have like my big hovercraft with skirt, but your is better. Your is from wood and It has a reverse!!!!!. ;-D See my videos.
To avoid sinking, when the airflow stops, i put pieces of styrofoam between the two decks. The best way to prevent low power problems is to use speed controls (ESC) with low battery sensor, but i didn't have one...
Thank you! I took the motors out off broken toys, mine 3 years old sons have a lot off them. The funs diameter is 20cm. I m sorry but I dont have any other specifications about the motors or the funs The material for the hovercraft is balsa wood. I didnt use any plastic! As for the first part of your question Ive already answer it. Look the other comments.
Thanks for your kind comment! To reduce spinning I let the air out, not directly under the fan, but from four holes at the corners of the bottom deck. I hope that this will help you!
The air under the fun is spinning very fast. So when I let the air out from a big hole, directly under the fun there is something like ground effect that makes the hovercraft spinning. If the air comes out without spinning thinks are much better. Thats why I let the air out from the four holes at the corners of the hovercraft. As the air travels towards these holes, stops spinning. (My English dont help me a lot, so I cant explain it better). Thanks for your interest.
very nice job just finished mine , does it work on snow?
JShoemaker97 1 year ago
wow it works wonderful.
chestorino 1 year ago
very very very Good job.... i have like my big hovercraft with skirt, but your is better. Your is from wood and It has a reverse!!!!!. ;-D See my videos.
qaywsxedc741852963 1 year ago
what material should we use for the skirt
TheSandeep315 1 year ago
@TheSandeep315
You need something light, very flexible and waterproof.
The material that they use to make sails for boats is a good choice.
Manoliow 1 year ago
what material should use for the skirt
TheSandeep315 1 year ago
what if it runs low on power
Hello3427956704 1 year ago
@Hello3427956704
To avoid sinking, when the airflow stops, i put pieces of styrofoam between the two decks. The best way to prevent low power problems is to use speed controls (ESC) with low battery sensor, but i didn't have one...
Thank you for your comment.
Manoliow 1 year ago
@Manoliow
huh i never thought of that...
Hello3427956704 1 year ago
que bueno
kenverzets 1 year ago
works good now think bigger with 2 stroke weed eater
djnemesis82pluss1877 2 years ago
but cool hovercraft
Ace837 2 years ago
same music lamo
Ace837 2 years ago
Nice wave riding!
Wernerrrrr 2 years ago
Nice job. How do you keep it from spinning around from the torque?
And what tipe of fan are you using and what type of plastic?
stanedblock 3 years ago
Thank you! I took the motors out off broken toys, mine 3 years old sons have a lot off them. The funs diameter is 20cm. I m sorry but I dont have any other specifications about the motors or the funs The material for the hovercraft is balsa wood. I didnt use any plastic! As for the first part of your question Ive already answer it. Look the other comments.
Manoliow 3 years ago
Nice job. How do you keep it from spinning around from the torque?
RobertPaulDoran 3 years ago
Thanks for your kind comment! To reduce spinning I let the air out, not directly under the fan, but from four holes at the corners of the bottom deck. I hope that this will help you!
Manoliow 3 years ago
Could you explain this better for me mate? I don't understand how that stops the torque spin :P
2042nicky 2 years ago
The air under the fun is spinning very fast. So when I let the air out from a big hole, directly under the fun there is something like ground effect that makes the hovercraft spinning. If the air comes out without spinning thinks are much better. Thats why I let the air out from the four holes at the corners of the hovercraft. As the air travels towards these holes, stops spinning. (My English dont help me a lot, so I cant explain it better). Thanks for your interest.
rcmanos 2 years ago