930 mm de fibra de carbono de la lámina profesional Heli

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Oct 21, 2011

here is a vid of my helicopter design flying these blades..



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boNiVtbViWo



Enjoy!

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Aug 05, 2011

This is going to be a long review so please be patient and read it through. And to begin, I have not flown the set of blades at this time.

There are some large-scale heli projects in my shop currently and more planned for the future so having a source of extra large rotor blades, at a reasonable cost, is a must. These carbon blades, advertised as 930mm long, have a definite purpose. But now that I've had a chance to hold and inspect them, I'm not sure where they are going to fit in.

Let's start with the claimed specifications and my findings:

Length as advertized: 930mm. Length as measured: 907mm.

The length that matters is from the blade's tip to the bolt hole and here it's 907mm. Whom in their right mind cares what the overall length is? Let's stick with a specific measuring standard, OK? If a distance from the absolute blade root-end to the hole is given, that's fine but the *effective* length, the one that matters, is from the hole-to-tip.

Grip thickness as advertized: 22mm. As measured: 21.93-94mm.

Plenty close enough. The only blade grips compatible with these are made by Vario for their line of very large-scale heli's. The Robinson R-22 comes to mind but these blades, although close to what's required for it can not work on that or almost any other Vario model. Why? Because the majority of their airframes are designed for left-hand rotation rotor blades only.

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Apr 22, 2011

These blades are BRILLIANT they are NOT symetrical and are super stiff and i use them on my latest SUPERAVA 1000 ELECTRIC HELI that I designed....Best Value for money on the planet....I have 2 sets...Great Blades..