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Rotor head system |
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Being a fixed pitch model the rotor head is very straightforward. |
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The two wooden paddles are prepared so that they are parallel. |
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The Hiller arm can clearly be seen here to control the flybar. |
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The swashplate is also relatively simple with two aluminium rings; each attached to a radial bearing. |
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On a fixed pitch machine the swashlate only need to control the flybar. |
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The two assemblies awaiting a control rod. |
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The swashplate attached to the control linkages and the anti rotation guide. |
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Webmaster: John Neasham |
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