outboardman10
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Hey guys,
I made a 45 rigger last summer and got 2 runs on it before many of my glue joints broke, so I have gone back too the drawing board and decided to do this one right.
I am designing another 45 rigger on my schools Inventor program and I have come up with 2 ideas to solve the few problems I had on my last model. I want to see if anyone else had tested these ideas of mine.
I 1st had a small problem getting the model to break free from the water and get up on plane, so i ma thinking about adding a very small, possibly 1/16th" deep step running along the bottom of the flat surface.
(I will post pictures later of the drawing for anyone who wants to see what i am tryingto run.)
2nd, I designed the hull to place the fuel tank behing the engine, and am thinking it might get a little flight happy once the tank starts to empty. Would adding a very small turn fin on the inside rear sponson with one small bend near the bottom keep the hull a little more stuck to the water?
I made a 45 rigger last summer and got 2 runs on it before many of my glue joints broke, so I have gone back too the drawing board and decided to do this one right.
I am designing another 45 rigger on my schools Inventor program and I have come up with 2 ideas to solve the few problems I had on my last model. I want to see if anyone else had tested these ideas of mine.
I 1st had a small problem getting the model to break free from the water and get up on plane, so i ma thinking about adding a very small, possibly 1/16th" deep step running along the bottom of the flat surface.
(I will post pictures later of the drawing for anyone who wants to see what i am tryingto run.)
2nd, I designed the hull to place the fuel tank behing the engine, and am thinking it might get a little flight happy once the tank starts to empty. Would adding a very small turn fin on the inside rear sponson with one small bend near the bottom keep the hull a little more stuck to the water?