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<HTML> <BODY BGCOLOR="FFFFFF" TEXT="000000" LINK="0000ff" ALINK="ff0000" VLINK="ff0000"> <HEAD><TITLE> GH-1 Hovercraft! </TITLE></HEAD> <br> <center> <h2>Build A Flying Saucer</h2><br> <img src="../GH-C/picnic-lift-only.jpg" HEIGHT=200 > <img src="../GH-C/GH-0-on-water10004.jpg" HEIGHT=200 ><br> <br><hr><br> <h2>Add A Wave Hopper</h2><br> <img src="GH-1-antiplow-nose276.jpg" HEIGHT=200 > <img src="./dynamic-GH-1/antiplow-nose-white-water.jpg" HEIGHT=200 ><br> The problem with using your GH-1 on water is that water isn't perfectly flat. Due to the shape of the hull, waves tend to splash over the front of the craft. Due to the low power levels and small size of the GH-1, the craft can't bounce back from a splash and instead "plows in". Improve your GH-1's performance on water by adding an attachment which will enable the GH-1 to hop over waves instead of crashing through them. This attachment will also help the craft hop over small obstacles on land. Unlike the any other aspect of the GH-1 kit, this optional attachment does require some work with tools. Also note that there is really no getting around it -- the GH-1 isn't particularly impressive on water. For great performance on water, try the <a href="../GH-2/GH-2.html">GH-2</a>! <br><hr><br> <h2>Do More</h2><br> <img src="../GH-C/GH-1-in-three-sizes-expe110.jpg" HEIGHT=200 > <img src="../GH-C/picnic-gh1PB160169.jpg" HEIGHT=200 ><br><br> Look in the <a href="../GH-C/GH-C.html"> "Design Your Own Hovercraft" </a> Section for more ideas on things you can do with the parts from your GH-1 kit<br> <hr> � Goldstein Hovercraft, LLC </body>