Aero Kinetic Redirector (2017 Science Olympiad)
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This is a basic air duct designed for the Hovercraft event in the 2017 Division B/C Science Olympiad. It strictly adheres to competition rules, but check dimensions before using this design. The Aero Kinetic Redirector (AKR) is a no-frills, 90-degree duct that enables a blower-style fan to supply air into a hovercraft skirt without top-heavy issues. Design Project: Project Apollo Printed Parts Required: 1x AKR Hardware Needed: 1x Delta Electronics BFB1212GH-A Blower Fan (available at Digikey) Some Tape or Hot Glue Info on Installation: Secure the fan against the wingless part of the AKR, as depicted in the images above. Attach the AKR to the fan using tape or glue and secure it to the hovercraft as needed. Info on Design: This design is a simple duct with an unusual name; its purpose is to potentially inspire others to create a better version. The odd shape resulted from attempts to minimize plastic usage without compromising print quality for my old Thing-o-matic printer. Note: At the time of upload, this design has not been tested in competition and does not guarantee performance. Print Settings: Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: Thing-O-Matic Rafts: No Supports: No Resolution: 0.2 Infill: 15%
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