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Referencia: 92/91
Brida rodamientos autolubricantes 6 x 10 x 3 mm
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Reference: 17/14
Of course the explanation of Ord.No. 17/10 concerning a 2 mm steel drive wire in acrobatics applies not only for fuselages, it is similar for training helicopters.When you convert a trainer you use the existing tail boom. Main gearbox and tail gearbox have to be provided with a claw connector 49/12 each.Models over a certain age should be checked whether...
Reference: 17/13
On a model helicopter like the Hughes 500 e.g. the tail boom is extremely high connected. Therefore an articulated centre support is applied in addition to the articulated tail drive system. The centre support is double ballraced and pre-assembled.Articulated joint tail drive systemwith articulated centre support
Reference: 603/18
Component part for fuselages, Ord.No. 6030 or 6031.
Reference: 17/15
Stainless steel tube 6.0 x 0.3 x 890 mm
Reference: 17/7
The use of an articulated centre support in helicopters with extreme high mounted tail booms (e.g. Hughes 500) helps to balance up to 30 mm vertical off-set between mechanics and tail rotor. The centre support is double ballraced and pre-assembled.
Reference: 17/17
Connecting plug for ø 6 mm tubePack of 2
Reference: 17/9
Centre bearing for lattice fuselage Alouette II and Bell 47
Reference: 945/14
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Reference: 17/18
Connecting plug for stainless steel tube 5 mm pack of 2
Reference: 603/17
Component part for fuselages, Ord.No. 6030 or 6031.
Reference: 17/16
Advanced pilots appreciate the more precise control response of a rigid tail rotor drive system, as provided by a stainless steel drive shaft. Stainless steel tube 6.0 x 0.3 x 950 mm
Reference: 17
The 2 mm steel tail rotor shaft has proved its worth for several decades, especially in beginners' models.Drive shaft, steel, 2.0 x 980 mm
Reference: 17/55
Stainless steel drive for installationin models with 40° angle gearboxcomplete as shown
Reference: 17/10
When a 2 mm steel drive wire is used between main gearbox and tail gearbox the tail rotor might yaw the heli during acrobatics (e.g. turn), because the wire might "wind up". At this moment a small "wind up" will cause a small change of tail rpm, which requires steering corrections.A so-called "rigid" tail drive system gives a more exact drive to the tail...
Reference: 17/75
Stainless steel tail rotor drivefor 25 mm Ø tail boomwith 0.8 mm wall thicknesscomplete as shown
