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Accurate heading in any wind. Tips for a modeler

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Ship models are controlled by radio or by wire. Both types of communication require complex and expensive devices. Young technicians from the Yugoslav city of Zagreb made an attempt to simplify and make control more accessible to a wide range of modellers.

In essence, they did not invent anything new, but adapted the four-link widely known to everyone.

Let's face it.

Accurate heading in any wind
Autopilot: 1 - nose, 2 - horizontal partition, 3 - keel, 4 - lining, 5 - mast, 6 - sail, 7 - stern, 8 - rudder blade, 9 - deck, 10 - thrust, 11 - loop and 12 - board

Here is a model of a sports yacht, in which the sail and rudder are connected by a system of flexible rods in such a way that no matter which direction the wind blows (from the right, left side or from the stern), the mechanical device will turn the rudder in such a way that the model of its course will not change . You can verify this by using the device on your own model or by building a model of the same yacht.

Accurate heading in any wind
Chassis

The main building material is wood. Parts 2-4, 7 and 9 should be cut out of 3mm plywood. Their developments are shown on the next page. Carefully transfer the contours to the plywood sheet and cut the blanks with a jigsaw. Carefully finish the cut edges with a rasp and sandpaper. Check that all mating surfaces fit exactly together.

The bar from which part 1 is machined, adjust to the required contours.

The mast and boom are wooden rods. Cut them with a sharp knife to the specified dimensions. The diameter of the mast at the base is 5 mm, and at the top - 3 mm. Boom diameter - 4 mm.

The parts are assembled using BF-2 glue or epoxy resin. Finishes the work by covering the body with 2-3 layers of oil varnish or drying oil. It will protect it from moisture.

The sail is cut out of thin silk of bright colors.

The four-link screed is made with a nylon cord. Its ends are fixed on the boom.

Hinges, hook on the steering wheel are made of steel wire with a diameter of 1 mm. The rudder blade is made of tin.

The assembled model does not require additional adjustment. Feel free to let her into the pond and, having set the course, make sure that no whim of the wind will now change it.

Author: V.Sterzhnev

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