Hawker Hunter EDF Size Wrong?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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I'm back at the Hunter Hawker, trying to figure out what EDF I can fit in the fuselage. For some reason, the EDF suggested in the plans does not fit at all.
Please join me for this week's Friday Feeling to see my issues. Maybe you hold the answer.
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Nice work on the ducting, Chris. Always good to get your ducts in a line 🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆 I hope the flying went well for you!
Hehe, all about the FSA apparently, will work it all out with George when I feeling better, it’s only a Man Bug 😂
Chris glue it into the edf 1-2 mm back from when it hits the FAN - OR apply a little heat to the duct so it will mold over the Fan unit - also Trim some of the plastic and some of the wood away from where it sits and it will fit.. go for the 64mm or just make a part that will fit over the end of the duct that is a few more mm so it will fit - should be an easy fix - enjoyed the video - cheers
That’s a great idea Martyn. I need to work out the FSA, I might be able to open up the formers to allow the 70mm fan. I will be working out the best way forward one evening this week with one of George’s build nights.
Have a great week ahead. 🫡
at 18:20 you have the front of the fan pointing to the exit. The motor points towards the tail.
Heya Caroline, I was just using that as a demonstration how small the pipe was to the fan. I need to do some calculations on the (FSA) then I can get the correct tube size, then play around with the formers so the pipe fits. All good fun, I hope you had a great weekend. Here’s to a great week ahead 👍🏻
Chris it looks like you've got some good ideas below...I'm sure you'll get it figured out!
Yup, I was going to George’s place this week to work out the FSA and see if rhe 70mm would fit, but I was under the weather this week, some random Man Bug 😃
@@DadsRCHangar Hope you feel better bro!
Chris ducking around the size jig is a great idea. I’d lean towards the 70mm for more zoom zoom zoom. Maybe use one of those Call a Friend cards, calling Cliff. 😊😅😂 Jeff in IA USA
Heya Jeff, yup I need to work out the FSA and see how I can fit in the 70mm. George from 4 max has a build night, so I am going Thursday to get pro tips.
Hope you have a great week buddy. 👍🏻
@@DadsRCHangar Chris that sounds like a smart idea, have a great week, Jeff
My two penneth worth Chris. I would make the 70mm George gave you fit to give it a chance on launch the 70mm will give it more thrust at lower speeds just due to diameter. Glad your getting out with the Alpha mate 👍
I need to do some calculations on the (FSA) then I can get the correct tube size, then play around with the formers so the pipe fits. Always interested in your two penny with buddy. Hope you have a relaxing Sunday. 🫡
@@DadsRCHangar going flying some relaxing IC and fast electric today Chris 😁 have a great Sunday buddy
@@stevearmett1565 that sounds like a great day to me. Have fun Steve 👍🏻
The kit is designed for a wemotec mini fan which is a 69mm fan.
The latest versions are super powerful.
50mm fan won’t fly the hunter.
I see, well we will work out the FSA and see if we can squeeze in the 80mm, I am assured it will fit. Thank you for your input 👍🏻
I would go for the 70mm and make it fit but if you watch my TN Hunter build and go to 10:43 you'll see how I did mine, the exit tube girs over the outside of the rear of the fan unit, cheers. ruclips.net/video/ikh2MCAgDHk/видео.htmlsi=x4zHV84jJwFXaph0
Heya Cliff, just looked, this is what I need to achieve. I may need to cut the inner forma to enable a tube to fit. I will work out the (FSA) first then work out how to squeeze in the 70mm. Thanks for the info buddy. 🫡