This morning I ran my Cozy F1. I already tried the new setup last week with good results, but I had to sharpen the prop still.
This morning I sharpened it and I took 2 lipo's with me; 1 old one and a brand new one. First I ran with the old lipo. The Cozy F1 ran nicely with the hull floating above the water. The top speed was 35.0mph.
The new lipo improved the performance condsiderably; more punch and a top speed of 37.0mph
This week I took my chemicals, mold and CF laminate to make a carbon fiber cowl. I waxed the mold one more time and applied a PVA releasing wax on top of that.
I use a 200gr/m2 cf cloth. On top of that I apply a glass cloth of 110gr/m2 to make the surface more smooth. This cowl should become 20% lighter than my glassfiber cowl. I will also make another paint/decal design for this cowl.
Thanks for your fast response and also for the link to the plans. I don’t think I can do as good a job building but I’ll definitely give it a shot. The build I saw of yours was impressive. Again thanks
Ronnie Gilbert
I found the blueprint of your cozy F1 at Rumrunner Racing.
Congratulations, a really cool project!
Maybe I'll built this one too. I'm actually redrawing the plan in my 3D-Software.
There are two things which I'm not shure how to built them.
Thing 1:
Your ribs for the sponsons differs with the one in your photos.
In the Blueprints there is a recess, I think for a Stringer 5x5mm. Is this correct?
I think it should look like as in my screenshots.
Thing 2:
I don't know how to place the cowl in the correct position.
Where sits the cutting template in relation to the helling (part45).
Would it be possible to get a 3sides-view-drawing with the cowl?
And one more question. Where sits the center of gravitiy?
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