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usual angles of attach for rotor craft

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gao

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Hi All,

I wonder what would be the usual angles of attack for a helicopter rotor blade and for a gyroplane. If I spin a rotor of a gyroplane with no collective control fast enough, would it lift off? Of course, this is to assume that I have taken care of the torque problem.

Gordon
 
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