Action x: Fan to blow on a floating object
Action x: Fan to blow on a floating object
Action x:
Use no more than 9V to power a stationary fan which uses moving air to push a floating object. After moving at least 10 horizontal cm on water, the floating object must initiate the next action.
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Use no more than 9V to power a stationary fan which uses moving air to push a floating object. After moving at least 10 horizontal cm on water, the floating object must initiate the next action.
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Re: Action x: Fan to blow on a floating object
Finding something to float but strong enough to push something to cause the next action is tricky. So far, ping pongs work ok but they don’t initiate next action well. Foam works ok but not reliably since it moves left and right when floating across. Any suggestions?.
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Re: Action x: Fan to blow on a floating object
I've done it using some foam in aluminum foil with a paper sail to do the job. It has enough force if you build it right, and you can put a wooden dowel or such to initiate the action. It works pretty well if you put something to restrain it. Hope this helps!Ltrikie415 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 29, 2020 11:24 am Finding something to float but strong enough to push something to cause the next action is tricky. So far, ping pongs work ok but they don’t initiate next action well. Foam works ok but not reliably since it moves left and right when floating across. Any suggestions?.
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