Re: Help me , Please!

Hmm..He specifically mentioned a horizontal rotor and being red....The only

one on their site like that was this one, but it doesn't match his part 
number:

http://www.shuanghetoys.com/english/productShow.asp?id=5300

Anyway - at this point:  whatever....

But just for my curiosity, what would be the point in having a horizontal 
tail rotor like the above?  In this config. does it control forward & 
backward movement as well as yaw by changing speeds to the rotor?  The 
"double layer" (as the Chinese are calling it, but more correctly known as

coaxial) blades eliminate the need for a normal tail rotor...I wonder...If
a 
single motor is being used with no ability to provide different speeds to 
the upper and lower blades and no swash plate (essentially creating a heli

that would just hover), then this heli can only go forward/backward and 
yaw/"steer" right & left with this horizontal rotor.  It would have no 
left/right pitch control.  Am I guessing correct or am I on the wrong
page?

IYM...




"Doug McLaren" <dougmc+usenet-20080226@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> personable85  <personable85@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> | But, there are major differences.
>
> Indeed.  The link you gave is a Picco-Z clone.
>
> In any event, I think this is your helicopter --
>
>   http://www.shuanghetoys.com/english/productShow.asp?id=5303
>
> The `Double Layer Helicopter' at
>
>   http://www.shuanghetoys.com/english/product.asp?productSort=404
>
> Actually, there's a few `Double Layer Helicopters' on that page, you
> could have any of them.
>
> In any event, I doubt it's four channel.  Perhaps four `function' --
> up, down, left, right, crash.  (Crash is a bonus function that comes
> with most helicopters but is rarely do***ented!)
>
> -- 
> Doug McLaren, dougmc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Re graphics: A picture is worth 10K words -- but only those to
> describe the picture. Hardly any sets of 10K words can be adequately
> described with pictures.