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Rotorcraft Fly-Ins by Stuart & Kathryn Fields
There is a new Helicopter Meet scheduled for early May: The Central Sierra Helicopter Meet. This event will take place May 5-7 at the Miller ranch located near Groveland Ca. Contact info: . This was motivated by their attendance at Homer Bell's fly-in. Should be a good...
March 27th 06 07:31 PM
by Stuart & Kathryn Fields Go to last post
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Introduction: by Don W
Hi Guys, My name is Don and I'm an alco... whoops. I mean to say that I like to fly helicopters. After flying fixed wing since 1973, I made the mistake of taking a helicopter "discovery" flight last year, and now I'm hooked on landing in inaccessible places and taxiing in the air. Help me...
February 17th 06 08:59 PM
by Don W Go to last post
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AVIATION, HELICOPTERS, AEROs!!!!!! by arem_29
hi to alL!.... a new one on the group!... and i hope i can chat and get along with other members some time!..... well, you know, to learn more and also share ideas and knowledge!.... anyways, let me share this link to the group as my first contribution!......
August 4th 05 11:03 AM
by arem_29 Go to last post
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Bad Moon Rising by Shiver Me Timbers
The OTHER Kevin in San Diego wrote: Flying again in the morning and can't wait.. Keep it up Kevin.... Another interesting post as usual.
September 29th 04 07:55 AM
by Shiver Me Timbers Go to last post
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Third "turbine" on top of large Mil helis? by [email protected]
Hi, many of the large Mil helis have what looks like a third turbine above, and slightly behind the two main turbines. What is it? All of the specs for these helis say they have two turbines. I can see blades in some photos, so it's obviously something like a turbine. Thanks,...
March 19th 06 03:53 PM
by JP Go to last post
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Flying backwards causes gyrations? by John Doe
I recall hearing mention of something like this before. While doing a simulation, probably moving backwards, the helicopter tale began swaying back and forth uncontrollably. Is that the way it is in real life? How do you get out of that? Avoid moving backwards? Besides trying to tilt the chopper...
February 15th 05 10:36 PM
by Simon Robbins Go to last post
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How to lose your licence in one easy lesson by Shiver
Don't know how many of you caught the story out in California about a has been rock star named Tommy Lee whoes main claim to fame seems to be screwing Pamela Anderson on a well known and universally distributed home movie type video tape. Seems Tommy wanted to go to a rock concert being held...
August 8th 06 09:15 PM
by Steve R Go to last post
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Legal distance between street & helipad by Darryl
There's a facility locally where all employees enter the rear parking lot via a private drive. The drive is located 25 yards from the helipad, and it goes BY the helipad, but does not connect to it. When a helicopter is landing, parked, or taking off, the drive is closed off to thru traffic. I...
May 28th 04 10:11 PM
by hellothere.adelphia.net Go to last post
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Needing US Army Aviation Accident Info by Griffin 704
Need help on completing missing info on some US Army Aviation crashes for website. Any help appreciated. www.armywings.8m.com
May 6th 04 12:16 PM
by Griffin 704 Go to last post
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gyro forum by Neil Thomson
Can someone post a link to the gyr forum please. Cheers
June 15th 04 03:10 PM
by Chief McGee Go to last post
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Help identifying a hydraulic fitting by larry
Hello, I'm trying to identify a hydraulic fitting I don't recognize. Photos and description can be seen online at: http://www.turbinefun.com/Unknown_Hydraulic_Fitting.asp Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! Larry
May 10th 06 07:55 PM
by larry Go to last post
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AHS 61 Conference in Grapevine Texas by CTR
Any one out there going to the 61st American Helicopter Society Conference in Grapevine Texas next week? CTR
May 30th 05 12:16 AM
by CTR Go to last post
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FAA Part 61 & 141 FAQ's gone! by Barry
To All: Removal of the FAA AFS-800 Part 61 and 141 FAQ web site Last month the FAA cancelled the AFS-800 Part 61 and Part 141 FAQ's. Evidently the reason was because the FAA Public Relations folks, the creator of the FAA's main "How do I become a Pilot?" FAQ web page convinced the...
January 5th 06 11:02 AM
by Barry Go to last post
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bell 206 etc tools for sale by distall
snap on 75ft/lb flex head torque wrench,$150,stubby ratchet screwdriver$25pick set$15.hose clamp pliers$12,stubby slot or phillips $5,short offset 1/2&9/16 6 point $14.short offset 1/4 5/16 12 point$12,1/4 to 3/8 adapter$6 9/16 12pt crowsfoot$15,1/4dr 1/4 deep 6pt$8,3/8 deep 12 pt$8,7/32 wrench,3/8...
December 8th 04 07:48 PM
by distall Go to last post
0 928
Linden Accident - Question about "Droop Lock" by Bob Chilcoat
I was talking to a Sikorsky pilot at our airport about this accident: http://www.ntsb.gov/ntsb/brief.asp?ev_id=20050926X01530&key=1 He said that Sikorskys have a "droop lock" in the cockpit that should prevent the rotor from getting too low. How does this work? Does it leave a certain amount of...
October 6th 05 11:11 AM
by Simon Robbins Go to last post
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NACA Chord Balance point by [email protected]
Does anybody know how to mathmatically tell where the balance point should be on a NACA 63-015 airfoil? On a single number NACA airfoil, like NACA 0012, the number represents the balance point in percent from the big end. With two number airfoils, how do you figure it out? Is it 15% from the big...
April 27th 04 06:05 AM
by Bob Go to last post
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What is the largest helicopter fying regularly? by el gran cantinflas
I saw a CH-53 the other day in Yuma, AZ, the next day I saw a Chinook in San Diego. Those are some BIG helicopters. Even bigger than I would have thought. (And trust me, I've thought.) ref ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet...
October 27th 04 09:58 AM
by Beav Go to last post
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Championships of the World Helicopters, in Rouen - Boos of August 16/21 2005 by HELIMAT
For this update of August, several evenements: Championships of the World Helicopters, in Rouen - Boos of August 16/21 2005 Presentation in flight of Kompress of the F.F.G The presentation in flight of the CABRI G2 (Guimbal Helicopters) the record of the world of altitude in its category, for...
August 24th 05 10:45 AM
by HELIMAT Go to last post
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Another deposit into the "Cool Dad" bucket... by SHIVER ME TIMBERS
The OTHER Kevin in San Diego wrote: This may sound egotistical, but I am by far the coolest dad at my kid's school.. Now that was a good story. I can just picture you daughter in school tomorrow during the lunch break listening to the other kids bragging about what they did with their days...
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July 12th 05 10:26 AM
by Beav Go to last post
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Missing Mini 500's found by Hennie
Check at http://www.aero-news.net/index.cfm?ContentBlockID=d32234c0-f8a6-4b1f-abcb-55336a505e2a&
May 3rd 04 04:05 AM
by Bill [email protected] Go to last post
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