I really wanted to build a hovercraft, but the performance of the currently available Lego Propeller

not create lift.

Unfortunately, the range of the Lego remote control is quite limited, so the

I do not want to risk driving on a lake or the same.

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Have fun looking and reverse engineering.

Greeting üfchen

That's awesome. At first I thought the propeller wasn't Lego, but even that is Lego. Very cool. I really like your creative models.

Works very well! I recently bought a few of those propellers to build something similar. Good to see you still find use in those old motors.

That's really impressive. The combo of finally a decent propeller and the high speed motors is genius. I like that you have a decent steering angle too, so you can get the maneuverability.

Meditative video, great music choice) Best lego airboat that i ever seen, it works so smooth.

Wow! A Lego propeller that really works! Have you seen Jeremy McCreary's experiments with Lego Power Functions boats, over on MOCpages? http://www.moc-pages.com/folder.php/178225

I never thought it was possible to make an air propelled boat with just lego parts. Great job. I love the video too, it's very relaxing.

Edited July 10, 20168 yr by Chade

Nice that you liked it

By üfchen

Very Nice! Great Idea using that Airjitzu Flyers!

does it have ackermann geometry? what would the diffences be, with vs without?

I like it!

Excellent work! The axle-propellor connection is neat.