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Geko1
14 years ago

Yes of course you can! Otherwise there wouldn’t be Helis if someone hadn’t tried that!! But back to your question, how do you think that a race mower engine is just because it drives a rotating scense is also able to drive a Heli rotor?? Have you ever dealt with the topic of up and downlift? So how a rotor blade must be created so that it generates it?????? Trying to build an aircraft first, it is only necessary to calculate the angle of attack of the wings, their curvature and the whole, of course, in conjunction with the total weight. If you’ve done this, you’re going to build the Helis. Just remember that the “Tragfelder=Rotor” turn and also damned fast!!! Now the problem is that this rotating rotor generates a most counteracting reaction to the “hull”! A force has to counteract this, i.e. the helis still have such a small rotor at the rear and yes it is because the torso does not turn away. That’s how it’s going to be quick and let me hear it when you get it. Greetings

helirist
14 years ago

Hello Altostratus

I can only advise you about a project with a motor drive. Firstly, such a project is too dangerous to try something like this in the home garden, secondly, this will be very expensive because the technology allows the aircraft that is starting a vertical to lift it does not come out of the building market. I also have been able to think so long that I dreamt of building sometime with which I can “remove”. I then guessed on an aerodynamic developer, “for the first time, I used model building helicopters. I learned so much about helicopter technology to see that it will probably remain with models.

Greetings from the Helirist

GrobGeschaetzt
14 years ago

A lawn mower motor is too weak for this. They only have 5 hp. This is http://www.badische-zeitung.de/offenburg/offenburger-mini-hubscrewr-untersucht-bauwerke-36055362.html can carry 7.5 kg with 2.5 hp. You’d have to take a lot of weight…

In addition, only part of the difficulties are eliminated. Keeping taxes and stable in the air is just as important, otherwise it could be your last flight. And the rotor head of a helicopter responsible for the control is a rather complicated component.

Midgarden
14 years ago

Of course, the “Kiste” could fly – but:

  • the performance should be appropriate to your weight
  • as a rotor not choose the mowing knife, which does not bring enough lift 😉
helirist
14 years ago
Reply to  Altostratus

Try muscle-powered helicopters:

http://www.humanpoweredhelicopters.org/

They are not so dangerous and you don’t have to sell house and yard to finance your project.

Greetings from the Helirist

newcomer
14 years ago

you already have to be very skillful, as the rotor speed goes to the sound-winding peak and if a sheet is released, it becomes the deadly bullet

Kasi
14 years ago

2Fast4N
10 years ago

Hello, I hope you’re done with your helicopter after almost 4 years. Please send me the plans.