efferman

Which looks better. The one in the front or in the rear?

i will make a set, but please take a look in my updated post

Yes and no. We had a project week in school and had my fingers on a 3d Printer. edit: Replacement parts for the rotorhead and swashplate https://bricksafe.com/files/efferman/42145/rotor replacements.io Edit: Lowered rotor with original Lego Parts https://bricksafe.com/files/efferman/42145/42145_mods.io

Received my H175 at friday and made today my first mod by lowering the rotor by two studs. At this time iam using my 3L Pushrods, but when iam done it will be probably pure lego.

What does this mean?

You made a fantastic job with this.

Yes, he did.

How my version works (Ten years ago) The Prototype in water and the fat tug And type two with side by side propellors

Congratulations. Works pretty Well.

Wow, this is how it should be. How long does it took to invent the correct shifting channels?

Thanks, but iam not driving by myself

A small testvideo of my Inloader.

I will take a look what i can do, but give me some time.

iam Using Turntables as Pivot point.

do you had only a pin or a axle as Pivot point?

Some of these Inloaders are made for transport large pieces of concrete.

I dont know, maybe something out of ABS.

this is......wow!

jep I'am trying to build an inloader. It is actually in an early prototype stadium, so it looks a little bit Pizza.

I have a new free instruction online. It is a Tipper trailer for 19 wide Trucks. https://rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-110667/efferman/3-axle-tipper-trailer-19-wide/#details

Your actuator solution looks very stressfull. maybe this is a bit inspiring. https://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=401452

Thank you very much.

Sweet! What tires do you use?

The gearcount was more or less the same, so i think the physics behind the up and down was the reason for the loss.

this eats a lot of torque in complete. I tried the up and down on my rotator to make it easier for the universal joints and had a massive power loss.