(original post by Anonymous on 11-OCT-2005)

I have been doing some research into hovercraft prior to building one and I came across some information that suggests that one particular problem for hovercraft operating at high speed is that the hovercraft literally flies too fast for the cushion of air supporting it. As im considering building a hovercraft with the sole aim of attempting a speed record any ideas or sugestions as to ways of preventing this will be most welcome. Any Ideas.

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(original post by Anonymous on 03-NOV-2005)

i once dealed ScatII had some modification of body design, check me out "hover Haus Inc. , c of drag craft weight 316 (-x factor) check konig crafts

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(original post by Anonymous on 30-NOV-2005)

[quote:926b5cf940="chromystic"] , c of drag craft weight 316 (-x factor) check konig crafts.[/quote:926b5cf940]

That works so well for me, thanks.

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