Build a mini hovercraft

Build a mini hovercraft

Create a miniature hover craft from the fan, polystrene or Styrofoam plate, batteries and double-sided scotch tape. It really works. Powered by two 9 volt batteries you can use paper plates for the body of the hovercraft if need be. This is a cool cat toy or just a household hack.

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Curated By: Amie

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tonynapolis 1 year ago
i am going to make one but i am going to use two fans but the plate a little heavy
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ambient182 (1) 10 months ago
nice, i wonder if you can power it up to the point of it flying?
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beta-h (-3) 10 months ago
woe!! it's very cool I'm going to make one for sure
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lee_jay 6 months ago
isnt the fan a 12v it can run on 18
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Skipper54 (-1) 2 months ago
What do you use to connect the battery to the wire of the fan?
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SURIYA 3 weeks ago
JUST PRAY THE GOD AND CONECT THE WIRES
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mdlmusic 2 weeks ago
Excellent job. I especially liked the music.
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