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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????
September 28th 11 05:18 PM
by emeleysantya Go to last post
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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.
January 13th 07 07:33 AM
by JohnO Go to last post
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Helicycle down by Stuart & Kathryn Fields
Erie Col. Newspaper item about a Helicycle crashed during landing, collapsed one side of the gear and rolled. A rolled helicopter has a spinning thingy on top and it usually hits the ground when the helo rolls. The ride experienced by the pilot shortly after the blade hits the ground can be...
July 12th 07 08:02 PM
by The OTHER Kevin in San Diego Go to last post
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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
March 3rd 08 02:32 PM
by nrg[_2_] Go to last post
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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...
April 29th 08 05:05 AM
by Stuart & Kathryn Fields Go to last post
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Seized engine by Stuart & Kathryn Fields
Well I guess this group has seized its engine or something. It is deader than the dinosaur. I've tried everything I know to kick something off but..... so long Stu
July 18th 08 10:35 PM
by The OTHER Kevin in San Diego Go to last post
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rotorcraft of course by Stu Fields
Anyone out there?
June 23rd 09 10:06 AM
by Linc Go to last post
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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.
August 18th 09 08:41 PM
by Stu Fields Go to last post
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What is Mentone like? by Chief McGee
Could someone please describe the Mentone experience to me. Things like: how big is the airport, what kind of facilities, are hotels near by, can I fly commercial airlines to mentone, how hard are to get there from here. Would like to fly in early, see the sights, then fly out late that night. Can...
May 10th 04 12:55 AM
by Steve R. Go to last post
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Bell 427 Main Rotor System by Bob M
Is anyone out there familar with the design of the Bell 427 main rotor? Since I first saw it I've been quite a fan of the design with it's composite yoke for coning and flapping relief and it's rather novel and very simple damping elements. Yet today I read that Bell plans to re-rotor the 427...
March 19th 04 01:35 AM
by Jim Burt Go to last post
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More Questions about coning forces & rotor noise!! by Eric D
If you start a descent from cruse by reducing pitch and maintaining rotor speed, what happens to coning forces as compared to cruse? I have noticed that during a decent in a R22 that you can get a "Wop-Wop" noise from the main rotor blades. Changing cyclic or increasing rotor speed a very small...
March 5th 04 05:37 PM
by Mikko Pietilä Go to last post
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Where are they now by Its the Kleeneze Man
Its been about two years since I last looked at this NG. What's happened the to the old regulars... Fly Giros, Badwater Bill, Ron Pilot, There was a guy that flew for PHI but can't remember his name. Had a lot of respect for him. Always answered questions clearly, concisely and with humour.
August 3rd 03 04:09 PM
by Micbloo Go to last post
7 1,291
Any UH-1 owners in here? by Jim
Hi guys, I was wondering if anyone that knows about owning a UH-1 would be willing to talk to me about it (off list if you want, or on list..maybe others would be interested). I have a bunch of questions regarding a future purchase. Things like where the type certificate comes from, and are there...
October 6th 03 02:33 AM
by me Go to last post
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CECO Vs. Bendix Fuel Controls by Mike Th...
Does anyone know the benefits of either a CECO fuel control versus a Bendix fuel control on the Rolls Royce 250 Series? Aside from the fact that one works off of air pressure and the other off of fuel pressure is one better than another?
October 15th 03 02:38 PM
by Greg Johnsonq Go to last post
7 2,885
FAA to End part 91 Sightseeing flights? by Vaughn
The below is from AOPA: FAA PROPOSAL WOULD SQUEEZE CHARITY FLIGHTS, SIGHTSEEING OPS An FAA notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) published this week would likely shrink the pool of pilots able to help local charities with fundraising flights and, by the FAA's own admission, drive hundreds of small...
November 2nd 03 01:20 AM
by Vaughn Go to last post
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Ray Prouty's Helicopter aerodynamics by Stu Fields
Looking for copies of Ray Prouty's "Helicopter Aerodynamics", and "More Helicopter Aerodynamics", and "Still More Helicopter Aerodynamics". Stu Fields
December 26th 03 11:04 PM
by Micbloo Go to last post
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Robinsons R-22 by brien
Just read about people selling run out Robinsons for continued service. Anybody know just how wide spread this pratice is.
December 29th 03 03:38 AM
by Bob Go to last post
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I want to fly a helicopter, not look at a bunch of crazy dials! by bryan chaisone
I love "The Onion"... Below is one of their article. http://www.theonion.com/4006/opinion1.html Bryan Chaisone ~Fly safe, fly free~ http://www.alexisparkinn.com/rogue's_gallery_a-h.htm#C
February 14th 04 02:58 PM
by Micbloo Go to last post
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OT : Blue Thunder TV Series... by Bob Roberts
As part of my on going hobby, I was wondering if anyone had the original TV Series recorded anywhere on VHS for my archiving project - especially in light of the fact that Columbia House will NOT be publishing a DVD set... :( Contact me at virtual_bob at hotmail dot com! TIA Bob
March 3rd 04 02:12 AM
by Micbloo Go to last post
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where can you fly? by Armitage Shanks
Hi, Once you're a qualified private pilot, where can you/can't you fly? For instance, say I spot an interesting cloud formation. Can I just take off, fly up to it, ascend the vertical walls of the cloud and fly through its troughs and valleys in exploration of a formation that will only ever occur...
August 6th 03 08:40 AM
by PW Go to last post
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