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and a new pilot/engineer is born. by
Charles Vincent
Ricky wrote:
On Jan 14, 7:19 pm, William Hung wrote:
http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/homemade-helicopter/nigerian-man-builds-wo...
Way to go Muhammed!
Wil
I remain extremely skeptical that the thing flys until I see a picture
or video of it in the air.
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R22 beta main rotor baldes by
elly_ss
Hello all!
I have a friend who has R22 beta. He needs to buy used main rotor
blades.
All advices and offers are welcome.
Thank you in advance.
Elly
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Where's the pitot situated..... by
Nick
on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..
Cheers
Nick
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February 12th 07 08:48 AM
by Nick
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How to hover by
Wannafly
Hello, what are the control inputs required in a hover in an ideal
situation, what I am trying to figure out is what are you doing in a
no-wind situation to hover.
I have read several articles and books about helicopter flying and I am
still a little confused as to what you have to do, from what I...
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December 31st 06 10:40 AM
by Toby
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Building a Gyrobee by
TM
Greetings, all.
I am new to this group, but I have been studying Gyros for a few years.
I've decided on building a Gyrobee. I'd love to build one from
scratch, doing my own cutting and drilling, not for the cost savings
but just because I'm an engineer at heart and love to build things.
The only...
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J-2 McCullough gyro blades by
Stu Fields
Have a project that needs 6 blades from the J-2. The blades need to be in
flyable condition for the restoration of a rare McCullough tandem rotor
helicopter. Any clues out there????
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Any Midwest rotorcraft people here? by
Gyroplanes
Just a quick survey.
I was going to post some local news and pictures from the Chicago area but
wasn't sure of the interest.
Tom
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High altitude Helicycle by
Stu Fields
A report in of a Helicycle climbing at 600fpm at a density altitude of
8,000. Of course the passenger capacity is limited to only 6 politicians
with the lies removed.
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Ultralite helicopter by
Stuart & Kathryn Fields
Just back from Bensen days and Sun'n Fun. I flew (hover taxiied) a 254#
legal ultralite helicopter. I was amazed at the lack of any tendency to
depart to a foreign zip code. The little Mosquito Air felt more stable to
me than a Bell 47.
At Sun'n Fun John Snider demonstrated several autos to...
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Rotor Emergencies by
Ol Shy & Bashful
Ever had an actual one? This board is so freakin dead and boring I
left months ago. This is another attempt to revive it.
Any takers?
I've had several actual in flight emergencies in helicopters worldwide
(in addition to the phyxed wing side) and survived them all.
how about yor stories?
Ol S&B
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Off Topic..... But it Flies - So Bite Me. by
Shiver
First day of the new year and I find this
little link in a cooking newsgroup.
Go figure.
http://www.jet-man.com/actuel.html
Then there is his homepage showing some of the other things he has put
these model jet engines on.
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January 13th 07 07:33 AM
by JohnO
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How do I find a Bell 47... by
Mike
....to get a little stick time? I'm a newbie (about 180 hours split
between the 300C and the R22) and I would dearly like to buy a
helicopter. No justification at all -- just a huge fascination with
helicopters. I think my short list includes a Robinson or a Bell 47.
But I've never flown a Bell and...
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October 17th 06 05:07 AM
by Steve R
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July 17th 06 08:55 AM
by boB
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July 16th 06 08:02 PM
by SL
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tracking lights by
claude lescure
Good morning,
I am looking for tracking lights to put at the tip of the blades to see
tracking during flight. Have you heard of E-Z Track tracking lights?
according to website made on C-GOEZ They seem to be small, cheap, use only
two cells and have a feature where the centrifugal force from the...
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March 5th 06 06:54 AM
by boB
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Another Rotor Group by
Ol Shy & Bashful
I'm sure it has been posted before but for those who haven't seen it,
check out JustHelicopters.com and look at the alternate board - not the
original. One is for serious questions, answers, discussions, and the
other is wild and raucus with rumor, name calling, crazy, funny as hell
sometimes,...
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November 24th 05 10:09 PM
by M. Wayz
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Rotor-wing question by
D. Andrews
Hello all,
This is my first time posting here, but I figured maybe you all could
help me out with a question that has been nagging at me for quite a
while. Forgive me if this seems like a stupid question.
Here goes:
Does a helicopter, without lateral movement, have the ability to fly
down, or...
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October 2nd 05 11:43 AM
by Lionel
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Ohhhhhh Micbloo by
Shiver Me Timbers
So are the sounds of rotors keeping you awake this week.
Spotlights lighting up your bedroom at 3 AM.
Subway traffic disrupted for you and the family.
Radio traffic blasting from your scanner's speaker.
Are you feeling a deep rooted urge to vote in the next few months.
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September 6th 04 03:37 PM
by Micbloo
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Ultrasport kit helicopter by
vince
I was hoping that I could get some advice on the Ultrasport Kit
helicopter, in particular on REAL build times for the 331 and 496??. I
have been told that the Rotorway is approximately 800-1000 hours, and
that the ultrasport is far quicker at about 300 hours. I am from the
UK, and there are no...
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January 19th 04 07:09 AM
by Bob
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