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Hi,

Half a year ago I designed a counter rotating rotor mechanism for a helicopter. Having solved that puzzle I lacked the ambition to really turn it into a working helicopter. But with the 9396 on the market now there might be others interested so I thought I'd make some pictures of the mechanism and post it here.

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More detailed photos can be found on my flickr page.

If there are any questions or requests for more detailed pictures I'm happy to help out.

Leg godt,

Jeroen Ottens

Posted (edited)

OMG!!!

I wanted it soo badly for ages in a smaller "volume" like this! :classic:

NICE slim!

You know: as you managed to built a smaller coaxial rotor >> you are able build things like the Ka-52 now:

:sweet:

I really like this amination:

..and Jernej's great helicopter from 2010 too:

Edited by Kisvakond
Posted (edited)

DLuders: Interesting! Have you tried attaching a motor to it?

Yes I did. I used a PF XL motor and drove it with a train controller to increase the speed slowly to a reasonably high speed. It is quite a sight, it still amazes me to see the rotors rotate against each other :)

Jeroen

OMG!!!

I wanted it soo badly for ages in a smaller "volume" like this! :classic:

NICE slim!

Thanks, it turned out rather compact indeed :)

Edited by Jeroen Ottens
  • 3 years later...
Posted

sorry for digging out this old thread

@ Jeroen Ottens:

what functions provides your design? Having seen the design of Sheepo for his kamov I would like to compare these 2

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