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The stock car sounded like Lego breaking apart when it crashed lol
Why on earth would that thing go faster if it is just sucking air and embedding its soul into the ground?
Was just thinking, sway bars might help, so you can keep the fans at full power.
you could probably attach a small brush in front of the intake to help remove a bit of the debris
what rc car did you use for this?
impressive project
Hey got something I can use it for use the fan car as a vacuum I don't know if it'll work but maybe try
f for the camera
Can u tell us what rc car u used for this?
We need more
Nice fast vacoom cleaner.
I have a suggestion can you build a supersonic rc plane
I would love to play rc on my ceiling wall, nice experiment 👍
What car is he using?
Also maybe if you use a 1/8 scale model the ground effect could be stronger but those cars are different beasts and it would cost you way more, also sucking the air only from the back of the car might create some slight oversteer but you could fix it with a front wing or some sort of aero thing that the car didn't have
As a modelist I always wonder what if 1/10 and 1/8 on road RC cars had a sort of ground effect, i think manufacturers should think about it because the gain could be so huge that nobody would buy other brands, just think about the crazy development that Xray made in the last couple of years, their 1/10 touring car is closer to an F1 car than an RC car so I reckon they could go for this mad approach
Maybe try using brush bristles?
Bro u accually build a RC rOomba
Hey
Im in 12th grade and as my final, im building a similar car and i will conduct several experiments researching the effect different factors have on grip. One of the thing i want to try out is how downforce affects grip. I have some questions:
– How much power did your edf use?
– How big was the battery powering the fan? / how long did the fan run?
– Did you use the same battery to power both the fan and the car itself?
Any help is much apprechiated
Thanks
You should place the rear wing farther back so the wind from the fan. It may be a minor adjustment but maybe a tiny bit more downforce at high speeds.
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Any time I build a car out of legos it always has ground affect
Yo I was thinking about doing this based off an old racecar someone actually fucking did it