Bell 407 Rotor Head, Soft in Plane

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  • @marcoshenriquekaminski8906
    @marcoshenriquekaminski8906 5 месяцев назад +1

    Perfeito...obrigado!

  • @chopper3041
    @chopper3041 4 года назад

    Now, this is a Semi Rigid Rotor Head !

  • @erwe1054
    @erwe1054 4 года назад +2

    very interesting!
    i was sure this plate was made of metal.

  • @Obelisk57
    @Obelisk57 4 года назад +1

    We make the three 407 Main Rotor and one Tail Rotor hydraulic actuators.

  • @14HELIKOPTER
    @14HELIKOPTER 2 года назад

    Why some bell 407 have rotor cap and some doesnt have(newest rather doesnt) ???

  • @philippduff
    @philippduff 3 года назад

    Are the pitch horns and the blade grips two seperate parts or are they manufactured as one?

  • @johno9507
    @johno9507 3 года назад

    What type of metal is used for these components?
    (Steel, aluminium alloy)

    • @halhobenshield5931
      @halhobenshield5931  3 года назад +1

      Aluminum alloy grips. The composite looks like fiberglass and Kevlar.

  • @christopherrichardd
    @christopherrichardd Год назад

    What does "Soft-in-plane" mean?

    • @halhobenshield5931
      @halhobenshield5931  Год назад

      Basically, it mean, super rigid almost Bridget and allows for all the motions of a fully articulated rotorhead however, you have to push very hard on it to make it move and it has a really strong tendency to go back to its original position. I in other words, it’s a rigid rotor system that runs soft and it’s plain.

  • @McDonnell_F-15C_Eagle
    @McDonnell_F-15C_Eagle 2 года назад +1

    DODIȘA!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣