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Tim Welk

Product GoalsDesign an amphibious RC plane

Water, air, land manuvering

Develop Target Audience Who will want to purchase product?

Product must be cost effective Reasonable Price?

Step 2: Market Research Research was conducted on similar

RC products that had similar specifications.

Product Size (wingspan) Price (Listed on Tower Hobbies)

Related Specifications

Great Planes Seawind Amphibian 71” $ 329.97 Large Wingspan

Can land/take off in water

Propeller in rear

Goldberg Eagle 2 ARF 63” $119.99 Propeller in front

Simple landing gear layout

Great Planes Seawind Seaplane 39.5 “ $109.99 Large Wingspan

Can land/take off in water

Propeller in rear

Phoenix Dolphin 40 61” $99.99 Front Propeller

Simple landing gear layout

Figure 1: Market Research

Design Phases After market research, I then made several rough sketches of a proposed plane

design

Figure 2 A-D: Proposed and Final Designs

A B C

D

E

Design A (Landing Gear)•Landing gear inside fueslage•Won’t interfere when landing in water•May be subject to water damage

Design B (Landing Gear)•Landing gear assembly stored in wing•Laid out horizontally (perpendicular to fuselage)•Lowered 90 degrees to operational position

Design C (Plane)•Propeller on nose of plane•Battery and Motor stored in Fuselage

Design D (Plane)•Propeller towards rear of plane•Motor and battery stored in rear as well•Would not interfere with plane function while in water

Final Assembly

Figure 3: Assembly

Final Assembly continued

Figure 4: Assembly continued

Landing Gear Sub-Assembly

Figure 5: Landing Gear Assembly

Motor Sub-Assembly

Figure 6: Motor Assembly

2D Dimension Drawings

Figure 7A: Landing Gear Part I

2D Dimension Drawings cont.

Figure 7B: Landing Gear Part II

2D Dimension Drawings cont.

Figure 7C: Landing Gear BOM

2D Dimension Drawings cont

Figure 8A: Dimension Drawing for Motor

2D Dimension Drawings cont.

Figure 8B: Motor BOM

User Manual

Rendered Views

Figure 10: Rendered images of Plane

Animations

Figure 10: Animation (Not rendered)

ConclusionUtilized prior knowledge of design and Pro/EAcquired new modeling techniquesFurthered my presentation and writing

report skills

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