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![]() "Jim Burt" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Lightly loaded, either can do a full range of hover maneuvers. Forward, backward, sideward, up and down. Heavy, not necessarily so. But then, the same is true of conventional helicopters. . . . "Charles Gray" wrote in message ... Just a question-- how does the X-15 or the V-22 compare to a real helicopter when hovering? Can they do helicopter style manuvers, or are we talking more just up and over on the way to horizontal flight? The tiltrotors have not optimal rotors for hovering and not optimal props for crusing, Therefore they are les effective in hovering than conventional helicopters and slower than conventional turboprops in cruising. The only way, to fly fast with a helicopter is to stowe the rotor blades after the vertical take off and convert so the helcopter into a fixed wing airplane. please have a look at www.diskrotor.com . George |
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