AIRBOAT No 2

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Comprimento do barco

29" (73.66 cm)

Peso do barco

199g (7 oz)

Tipo de motor

Brushless

Tipo de transmissão

Direct

Hélices

Single

Amps máx.

272A

Tipo de bateria

LiIon

mAh da bateria

287 mAh

Tipo de hélice

3 Blade

Another airboat, this time made from a 33" x 18" foam body board, and powered by a TGY3542 1000kv 38A outrunner with a pusher prop, and 3s 4000mah LiPo

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jbkiwi

Almirante da Frotahá 8 meses

Hi Rod, a few more pics of the layout, size is 800x460 (built to be a camera/rescue boat) ESC is in a waterproof box on the stbd side, ESC is an aircraft 40A in the center, - motor -TGY 1000kv 3542/6. battery is a 3000 or 4000mah 3s LiPo which sits between the motor mount pillars. Rudder is on the port side deck, -servo is 'waterproofed' by cracking the case screws slightly and forcing some vaseline in the gaps and lead grommet, and re tightening, and plastering it round under the output shaft. Got dunked a few times in the salt water test, and seems to work well.

Motor/rudder frame is one unit and is mounted on 4 large dowels sunk into the body board and epoxied in (used f/glass epoxy, as some 5min Chinese ones melt foam🔥) I've used twin rudders on both my airboats, as I found one rudder was pretty useless (need to trap the eflux from the prop at its' most effective diameter,- widest part of the blade.). Imagine a dougnut of air coming off with the center doing nothing.

Still have to put some small strakes on the bottom to stop it sliding too much, and I've adjusted the motor with some up thrust to push the back down (down thrust for a tractor setup) Thrust needs adjusting correctly for better control,- too much down thrust makes them uncontrollable at speed,- spin too easily.

The other airboat blog is under- Airboat, getting back to it - in the build blog search, or just search airboat. let me know if you want more info.

JB

Gostado por Ronald and RodC and

zoomaBronze

Almirante da Frotahá 8 meses

That's a nice innovative use of a foam body board jbkwi 👍

It would be a bit too big for me to use here on our small lake......but I really like the idea!

Bob.

Gostado por DWBrinkman and hermank

RodC

Tenente-comandantehá 8 meses

Pix are not really clear. Do you hav a static, close-up? Air prop is common for rescue boats, I wud really like to see your details.

Yours is much larger than anything I've seen up close

Gostado por Ronald and DWBrinkman and

jbkiwi
Almirante da Frotahá 8 meses
Hi Rod, a few more pics of the layout, size is 800x460 (built to be a camera/rescue boat) ESC is in a waterproof box on the stbd side, ESC is an aircraft 40A in the center, - motor -TGY 1000kv 3542/6. battery is a 3000 or 4000mah 3s LiPo which sits between the motor mount pillars. Rudder is on the port side deck, -servo is 'waterproofed' by cracking the case screws slightly and forcing some vaseline in the gaps and lead grommet, and re tightening, and plastering it round under the output shaft. Got dunked a few times in the salt water test, and seems to work well.

Motor/rudder frame is one unit and is mounted on 4 large dowels sunk into the body board and epoxied in (used f/glass epoxy, as some 5min Chinese ones melt foam🔥) I've used twin rudders on both my airboats, as I found one rudder was pretty useless (need to trap the eflux from the prop at its' most effective diameter,- widest part of the blade.). Imagine a dougnut of air coming off with the center doing nothing.

Still have to put some small strakes on the bottom to stop it sliding too much, and I've adjusted the motor with some up thrust to push the back down (down thrust for a tractor setup) Thrust needs adjusting correctly for better control,- too much down thrust makes them uncontrollable at speed,- spin too easily.

The other airboat blog is under- Airboat, getting back to it - in the build blog search, or just search airboat. let me know if you want more info.

JB
Gosto4
Gostado por Ronald and RodC and
zooma Bronze
Almirante da Frotahá 8 meses
That's a nice innovative use of a foam body board jbkwi 👍

It would be a bit too big for me to use here on our small lake......but I really like the idea!

Bob.
Gosto2
Gostado por DWBrinkman and hermank
RodC
Tenente-comandantehá 8 meses
Pix are not really clear. Do you hav a static, close-up? Air prop is common for rescue boats, I wud really like to see your details.

Yours is much larger than anything I've seen up close
Gosto3
Gostado por Ronald and DWBrinkman and

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