F1 In Schools help : Pudin's project

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pudin
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Do you mean i have to blend the nozzle?
Like the Le mans car?
And close the gap?
I'll try.
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Is this okay?
I afraid if i blend more with the body,it will make the car even chunkier.
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Here a few pics of the car i've repaired.
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why is the afterburner-fighter jet thingy on there? IMO that causes alot of drag by itself. and imo the previous car was way better.
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Tim.Wright
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Just out of interest, what program are you using there? I thought F1 in schools uses CATIA?

Tim
Not the engineer at Force India

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Tim.Wright wrote:Just out of interest, what program are you using there? I thought F1 in schools uses CATIA?

Tim
In my country,we use Solid Edge.
Some other country use CATIA and Solid Works.
But i prefer CATIA 'cause the software can apply vinyl and colours to the car but Solid Edge is just a plain 3D editing software.
If you have any link to download the CATIA program can you post it?
Thanks
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wesley123 wrote:why is the afterburner-fighter jet thingy on there? IMO that causes alot of drag by itself. and imo the previous car was way better.

afterburner-fighter jet thingy?
Do you mean the tether line guide?
I cannot remove the thing 'cause the rules and reg say so.
My previous car didn't follow the regs 'cause i missed it when im going through it for the 1st time,and i read the second time then i realize the're rules that i've missed.
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flynfrog
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have some one show you have to loft and sweet in your CAD program. That will help you blend the car better also the fillet tool would be useful

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flynfrog wrote:have some one show you have to loft and sweet in your CAD program. That will help you blend the car better also the fillet tool would be useful

Im still learning to use this software,the only thing i know is cutout,sketch,duplicate,prostrution, and anything close to that.
About the fillet tool,i'll try learning it as soon as possible.
Even my teacher advisor didn't know much about Solid Edge,so i have to take time learning it by myself
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flynfrog
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go through teh tutorials in the help file they are pretty good

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I'll go through it ASAP.
I remake the previous car that have the venturi effect.
Is this okay?
Its kinda chunky and heavy,if i hollowed the bottom of the side pods would it be better to reduce the mass without affecting the aero?
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flynfrog
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you can do a lot of cleaning up on the design maybe take moment and read back through the older threads on this. You are heading in the right direction I think your CAD skills are the next thing that needs to be improved.

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With only the basic knowledge i achieve and the help of you guys,i hope i can make a better car this national finals.
13-15 Nov is the National Champ.
Around 4 weeks left.
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flynfrog
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start by adding some fillets to your edges to help blend the bodies of the car together.

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There are few angles i cant fillet,and i dont know why.
Is this okay?
Tomorrow im going manufact it to see how this thing comes out,if there any sugg better make haste
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