Uploaded January 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
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In a previous video, I created an Arduino hovercraft. This video will show my attempt at improving the design using a 4-wire CPU fan, an ATTINY 85, a quadcopter propeller, a servo, and an RC transmitter/receiver. While it is not perfect, it is a big improvement over version #1. Keep an eye out for Arduino Hovercraft version III in a future video.
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In a previous video, I created an Arduino hovercraft. This video will show my attempt at improving the design using a 4-wire CPU fan, an ATTINY 85, a quadcopter propeller, a servo, and an RC transmitter/receiver. While it is not perfect, it is a big improvement over version #1. Keep an eye out for Arduino Hovercraft version III in a future video.
The following are affiliate links for products that I use in this video. Though there is no increase in price for you, your purchases through these links may result in a small commission for me. This will help me continue to make informative and entertaining videos such as this one. Thank you for your support.
Quadcopter motors/propellers - ebay.us/DecmOJ
DumboRC 6 Channel Transmitter and Receiver – ebay.to/2zbMIvF
ATtiny microcontroller: ebay.us/wacDcB
Servo: ebay.us/6jzpsB
Fan: ebay.us/7bidQl
