I can no longer get to close to RC models because of my Pacemaker, (one reason I'm out of the business), but I'm still into boats and engines and stuff with our business at www.mud-skipper.com. I came across this product called Bixpy, (see https://mud-skipper.com/index.php/bi...norkelers.html) and you'll see from the shape of it, why it took my eye. It's designed to fit onto kayaks, surfboards and small boats.
It has brushless motors, lipo batteries etc- all good stuff!
Looking at the nozzle surrounding the prop, I recalled an Australian guy on Youtube who explained the detail of how these nozzles were so effective, You can see that here https://youtu.be/Cew5JF8q6eY
I think it's a great article for those interested in propeller design.
So I'm looking to create something a little bigger to fit onto our mud motors and I'm using Autodesk Fusion 360 to attempt to make something to fit an 8" diameter prop.
Here's my Fusion attempt so far.
I think it will vastly improve the performance of some of our engines, especially The Twister, which uses a Bowden cable for a shaft. https://mud-skipper.com/index.php/twisters.html
I am not sure how I'll be able to 3D print something this big being about 10" diameter and 8* long. Anyone have any ideas?
It has brushless motors, lipo batteries etc- all good stuff!
Looking at the nozzle surrounding the prop, I recalled an Australian guy on Youtube who explained the detail of how these nozzles were so effective, You can see that here https://youtu.be/Cew5JF8q6eY
I think it's a great article for those interested in propeller design.
So I'm looking to create something a little bigger to fit onto our mud motors and I'm using Autodesk Fusion 360 to attempt to make something to fit an 8" diameter prop.
Here's my Fusion attempt so far.
I think it will vastly improve the performance of some of our engines, especially The Twister, which uses a Bowden cable for a shaft. https://mud-skipper.com/index.php/twisters.html
I am not sure how I'll be able to 3D print something this big being about 10" diameter and 8* long. Anyone have any ideas?
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