Re: Help me , Please!

IYM wrote:
> 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?
>
you hit the nail on the head, the tail motor gives it some forward and 
back control so even if they do call it four function its not
> IYM...
> 
> 
> 
> 
> "Doug McLaren" <dougmc+usenet-20080226@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:1204039239.11264@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> In article 
>> <423cf0c1-aaef-4b7a-9c60-c9c4a81cb0f9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> personable85  <personable85@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>
>> | 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. 
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