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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

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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

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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

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sleek, economical and efficient design. that's some tasty engineering.

KEvron

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This is a great design. One day when I have some ambition, I will need to build a helicopter for this rotor setup. Very well done. Right now my ambitions are a little overwhelmed.

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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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