Quad Rotor From 2 13b's?
01-02-2005, 05:11 PM
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this seems rather cheap to me, but is there a chance it would work?
There isn't mentioned how the 2 shafts are held together..
I post this because someone with the ability to make the counterweights and bolt the stuff togheter maybe wants to buy this..
There isn't mentioned how the 2 shafts are held together..
I post this because someone with the ability to make the counterweights and bolt the stuff togheter maybe wants to buy this..
01-02-2005, 07:32 PM
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what method is used to lock the shafts together is it morse taper and sliding key ? posted by: savanna71 (3 ) 10:23 pm, Sat 25 Dec
there is a slight taper in the internal shaft as well as a key way, a taper on itself would no way be sufficient.
who made the shaft and put the stat gears into the plates? as i already have one in a 323 and want other one for a spear in case of a blow up. posted by: rx31 (22 ) 10:31 am, Sun 26 Dec
Jeff Bruce at precision Engineering, though this is not one of his Billet shafts like in Bryce's FOURRE S6 RX7,
what method is used to lock the shafts together is it morse taper and sliding key ? posted by: savanna71 (3 ) 10:23 pm, Sat 25 Dec
there is a slight taper in the internal shaft as well as a key way, a taper on itself would no way be sufficient.
who made the shaft and put the stat gears into the plates? as i already have one in a 323 and want other one for a spear in case of a blow up. posted by: rx31 (22 ) 10:31 am, Sun 26 Dec
Jeff Bruce at precision Engineering, though this is not one of his Billet shafts like in Bryce's FOURRE S6 RX7,
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