Showing posts with label Jörgen Andersson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jörgen Andersson. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 15, 2017

80's hydro pics

Old hydro pic's from the 80's
Photos by André Holster Westerberg

You can find them all (and more) at THIS LINK in bigger size also.


André Holster Westerberg's own designs Scorpio .46

I think this is Mikael "Sunken" Sundgren's Daffy 21

I still have one of these Octura T-shirts

Think this is from an early world championships with eager racers trying to figure out the secret behind Kenneth Lundqvist's riggers

The hydro legend - Kenneth Lundquist

 Anders Ydergård's Daffy 45

 Anders Ydergård with assistance from Fred Brihagen

Bengt Loryd's Dart 45

Bengt Loryd

Laydown engine in this Crapshooter

Christer Gustafsson

Ellert Ohlzon & Dart 45



Roland Jansson & Wing Ding

Jörgen Andersson @ Hacksjön

Jörgen Andersson @ Hacksjön

Jörgen Andersson's fleet of riggers @ Hacksjön. Two Crapshooters and his "Svarten" SAW boat

Jörgen Andersson & Crapshooter

I think this is Kalle Schenning's Daffy 21 SAW rigger

I think this is Kalle Schenning's Daffy 21 SAW rigger


I think this is Kalle Schenning's Daffy 21 SAW rigger

 Kenneth and other rigger dudes @ Hacksjön

Bengt Loryd & Dart 45

 Bengt Loryd & Dart 45

Anders Ydergård & Daffy 45

 Fred Brighagen

 Benny Lindholm

Crapshooters

Crapshooter action

Jörgen Andersson & Crapshooter 21

 Jörgen Andersson & Crapshooter 45

 Jörgen Andersson & Crapshooter 21

Jörgen Andersson fleet

Tasteful graphics

I do believe this is Mr Sunken himself (Mikael Sundgren) with his Daffy 21

André Holster Westerberg's Scorpion 46 drawings

Jörgen Andersson's Crapshooter 21 from Hacksjön (it's most likely me also in the background to the left)

Jörgen Andersson and Anders Ydergård (Daffy designer) @ Hacksjön

Jörgen Andersson launching Anders Ydergård's Daffy 21 @ Hacksjön


Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Jörgen Andersson's new rides

Jörgen Andersson made a little comeback this past weekend at the first nats of the season here in Sweden. He showed up with one familiar rigger and one that was a little bit more different...

The .21 rigger he raced and won with is his old trusted Eagle .21 that he won the NAVIGA world champs in Norway with but with a different drive line. He has installed a gearbox from Dave Marles in the UK so he can use bigger and hopefully better performing propellers. The gear reduction is 1:1.65 and the propeller he used now was a .45 SAW prop = H30 with 5.4 cup! But the propeller is not optimal in anyway. He has tried a 1467 cut down to 64 mm with equal speeds but to much load so the acceleration is not too good. But according to Jörgen the throttling is super good with the geared engine.

The cowling is a .45 cowl as the engine sits a little higher in the tub.

The overall RTR weight is 2.03 kg.

Here are some more pics of that .21 rigger:















But Jörgen had another .21 rigger with him also - he calls it HydroShock .21. Its a quite light boat @ just below 1700 g RTR. The main tub is at this point made out of wood. The top half cowling is a two part carbon fiber system Jörgen has made himself. They are locked in place by guide rods and small neodymium magnets. The pipe is also quite low so there is a special molded carbon fiber radio lid that makes the pipe sit low. The front sponsons right now is carbon over foam with plywood bottoms but they will be all carbon in the future when the HydroShock .21 has gone through the developing phases...

Top speed from testing last spring topped @ 118 kmt (73.3 mph) with a ABC S15 with 3.75 cup. The developing will continue this summer. Stay tuned!