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    Wing In Ground Effect Craft Design

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    Wing In Ground Effect Craft Design

    First, let me say that the tilt rotor craft looks pretty good. Sucks that it can't fly, however it does look a bit complicated with the tilt motors. I assume everyone is aware of the airfish 8 videos on YouTube. I may not know basic strategy but I have been doing some research on the matter for...
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    Wing In Ground Effect Craft Design

    The third pic I posted is out of the Aron camp with the model they are calling MK200. This is in the neighborhood of the craft I am proposing to build, of course I intend on starting with a smaller prototype similar to Aron 7 which could be hauled on a trailer as pictured with a single engine...
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    Wing In Ground Effect Craft Design

    The last pic posted is the hull of my WIG craft
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    Wing In Ground Effect Craft Design

    I would like to discuss the different aerodynamic designs of wig craft. Any insight or information would be greatly appreciated. To get the conversation started I am interested in a longer range craft powered by twin engines, either Chevrolet motors or aircraft motors. A craft that is similar to...
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