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pre-rotor concept
I have been looking at certain designs for a pre-rotor. The one thing that concerns me is the friction and the possible failure of the prerotor assembly to restrict rotor movement. I was considering the use of a air powered prerotor. Basically its a turbine fan blade then a turbine fan to...- twistedhickey
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- Forum: Rotorcraft
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Hornet Gyro for sale
I am going to building a Hornet Gyro in the near future. I have access to a CNC table so every part will be Quality and machined to tight tolerances. I am considering building multiple parts or frames to off set the cost for engine and rotors Let me know if anyone is interested. All...- twistedhickey
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- Forum: Classifieds - For Sale & Wanted
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Engines 2 or 4 stroke?
I am researching a design for a gyro, I have a few questions about engines. I have become informed of the Rotax 440, and others, My question is about rotary engines. I have become aware of the rotary that are used for Para sailing. These engines are 4 stroke, light weight, less...- twistedhickey
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- Forum: Rotorcraft