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pyro_856
Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2005 7:12 pm
Post subject: R/C hovercraft skirt design
I am making a remote control Hovercraft. Demensions are 4 feet x 2.5 feet. Twin leaf blower engines, on 2, 3/8 inch plywood sheets. I have lots of rubber skirt but am not sure how to make a skirt. My main question is do i have to carry the skirt all the way under the craft and use vent holes to allow excess air to escape or can i have an actual skirt and try and figure out a way to keep it in a bubble shape while inflated. Any help is appreciated. I know i am doing a poor job of explaining myself so any help is welcome.
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