sdss.jhu.edu - 8/16/2008
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The goal of this project was to build a working remote controlled hovercraft while spending as little money as possible. I was successful, as the hovercraft works (mostly) and the only money I spent was on the batteries and propellers. The workings of a hovercraft are fairly straightforward: one high-power motor with an airplane propeller forces air down through the hole in the center, ...
hackedgadgets.com - 8/18/2008
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hackedgadgets.com —
This DIY Hovercraft Project was done on
a budget and the results are very good based...
on the amount of money that was put into it. "The workings of a hovercraft are fairly straightforward: one high-power motor with an airplane ...
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DIY Hovercraft Project
blog.makezine.com - 8/18/2008
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blog.makezine.com —
Here's an R/C hovercraft toy made mainly out
of junkbox parts: The workings of a hovercraft are...
fairly straightforward: one high-power motor with an airplane propeller forces air down through the hole in the center, which pushes the ...
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Lo-tek R/C hovercraft
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DIY Hovercraft Project
Hacked Gadgets - DIY Tech Blog —
... This DIY Hovercraft Project was done on a budget and the results are very good based on the amount of money that was put into it. ...
Lo-tek R/C hovercraft
MAKE Magazine —
... out of pieces of a plastic GAP bag, attached with Scotch tape and hot glue. The radio control unit was scavenged from an old boat I had, along with the drive motor mounted on the wooden supports, while the lifting motor was from my physics teacher. The battery is 300 mAh 6V NiMH (or NiCd, I forget), and I have a pair of them. They were about $6-$10 each (again, forgot) and about $12 for the 2 1/2 hour charger. The servomotor for steering was from an old RC car I had
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... from an old boat I had, along with the drive motor mounted on the wooden supports, while the lifting motor was from my physics teacher. The battery is 300 mAh 6V NiMH (or NiCd, I forget), and I have a pair of them. They were about $6-$10 each (again, forgot) and about $12 for the 2 1/2 hour charger. The servomotor for steering was from an old RC car I had.How awesome is this? If you're feeling crafty, head on over to the website to see how to make one for yourself.
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Make Your Own R/C Hovercraft Out of Old Junk [DIY]
Gizmodo —
... hovercraft, but the bottom line is that not everyone can afford a fancy commercial version. Well, if you have some junk lying around the house, some time on your hands, and you don't mind a hovercraft that is butt friggin' ugly, you can build your own R/C model for under $50 (depending on what kind of junk you have lying around) and the instructions from Project Hovercraft. ...
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DIY hovercraft is built from junk and scraps
dvice.com 8/18/2008 — Everybody loves hovercrafts . They're one of those fun, impractical vehicles that make much more sense as a remote controlled toy than as a legitimate mode of transportation. But what if you don't want to pay top dollar for a fancy remote controlled ...