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Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
(5) 3 'L' shape metal.

Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
(4) 1 big bearing ball (for the ball joint)

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(3)3 ball bearings (they end uq in the groove

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(2) Grooved plastic ring (has a groov on its side)

Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
With a clear understanding of how a swashplate works. One can easily figure out how his swashplate is going to look like.
Note that;the upper swashplate is in contact with the main shaft,through a ball joint.
Here are the main components i made mine from.
(1) Metal ring (cut from a sheet metal)

Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op): 2:05pm On Sep 06, 2013
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ok....
A helicopter blade is articulated (two or more sections joined together in a way that makes it easier to move in all directions). It lead and lag. It flaps up and down. It also teeters. Let's focus on the teetering for now,because that is the primary function of the swashplate.
Now look at the animation below. Notice how the swash plate teeters the heli blade

Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op): 6:08pm On Sep 05, 2013
Elaborate more on that.
You said rechargeable. There are li-ion,li-polymer,nickel metal hydrid,nickel cadmium and lead battery in the rechargeable class. So which one do u mean?
But the best amongst them all are li-polymer,followed by li-ion.
Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op): 6:07pm On Sep 05, 2013
Elaborate more on that.
You said rechargeable. There are li-ion,li-polymer,nickel metal hydrid,nickel cadmium and lead battery. So which one do u mean?
But the best amongst them all are li-polymer,followed by li-ion.
Science/TechnologyRe: Pictures Of A Made In Nigeria Helicopter by Pakingzzz(m): 4:14pm On Sep 05, 2013
Nice work bro. Am also into aeromodels. Here's my thread. https://www.nairaland.com/1307261/homebuilt-radio-controlled-helicopter#15968677

Science/TechnologyRe: A Local Prototype Of Track Type Excavator Made and Remotely(wired)Controlled. by Pakingzzz(m): 3:40pm On Sep 05, 2013
Science/TechnologyRe: A Helicopter Controlled Mentally by Pakingzzz(m): 3:36pm On Sep 05, 2013
Nice one. Maybe someday,a Nigerian out there'll also make mine,https://www.nairaland.com/1307261/homebuilt-radio-controlled-helicopter#15968677, work so.
Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
Then buy a large toycar.
Take it to pieces and get it's motor. But i will not guarantee you much success.
Unless you're going to be ordering for a suitable motor.
Science/TechnologyRe: A Nairalander's Remote Controlled Aircraft And SUAVS by Pakingzzz(m): 12:06pm On Sep 05, 2013
I sent you an email. Please can you check it out?
Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op): 12:05pm On Sep 05, 2013
I didnt just say a printer. I said;a pc printer. The motor you saw me rewind,in one of the pix,was gotten from a pc printer (computer printer) it weighs jus 66grams.
For the blades,use composite made blades,if you can get your hands on it. If you can't, then i'll advice you use balsa wood. If you still can't get balsa wood,then use baton wood. You can find baton wood everywhere. It's used to hold the ceiling boards in place,in your house.
Just cut it to your size,like i did in the pix below.

Science/TechnologyRe: A Nairalander's Remote Controlled Aircraft And SUAVS by Pakingzzz(m): 11:26am On Sep 05, 2013
Quite some breathtaking flights. The pilot sure has a way with his joysticks. What with all those spins!.. Its real awesome.
Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op): 10:45am On Sep 05, 2013
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Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op): 10:44am On Sep 05, 2013
Note that,your DVD motors are too small to consider using as a helicopter powerplant.
Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op): 10:42am On Sep 05, 2013
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Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
Don't use a Dvd motor to build a model helicopter. They can't stand that abuse.
They have alot of plastic holding their brush. The'd only melt in a couple of seconds. Use a Pc printer motor,if you can't source for a powerfull motor
The pictures below shows some Dvd motors. Notice the huge quantity of milkish white plastic,holding the frail brushes

Science/TechnologyRe: Nigerian Teenager Design Helicopter Prototype by Pakingzzz(m): 8:17am On Sep 05, 2013
BlackPikiN: Really.
He tried alot though. What lead him to do that,is what actually led me to build mine. Check it out here. https://www.nairaland.com/1307261/homebuilt-helicopter#17903703

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Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
FABRICATING THE LINKAGE ROD HINGE....

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MORE.....

Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
@Preboy
Can i see some pix,so i'll know how to help out?

CONTINUATION....

Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
INSTALLING THE UPPER SEESAW ROTORHEAD..

Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
STILL ON THE FABRICATION PROCESS..

Science/TechnologyRe: A Nairalander's Remote Controlled Aircraft And SUAVS by Pakingzzz(m): 11:31pm On Sep 01, 2013
@ Sidajili
U seem to have a wide grasp of knowledge. so diverse in nature.
Give that man a medal. shocked

Science/TechnologyRe: A Nairalander's Remote Controlled Aircraft And SUAVS by Pakingzzz(m): 11:43pm On Aug 30, 2013
@Sidajili

Does this Kingtech Turbine uses a motor for startup,or do you use compressed air? Also, do you use an arduino to control the Turbine? (things like startup,low throttle,idle throttle,cruise throttle, EGT,compressor inlet pressure,Turbine pressure,Combustion chamber temp,RPM,Fuel flow etc)? Or does it come with a pre-installed micro processor that does the job of engine control?
Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
@Sidajili
Please,i'll need these specs of motor.
MOTOR POWER; 150watt,
MOTOR SHAFT DIA.; 2mm,
MAX CURRENT; 15 TO 20AMPS
MAX VOLTAGE; 11.1V OR 12V.

CONTINUATION.....

Science/TechnologyRe: A Nairalander's Remote Controlled Aircraft And SUAVS by Pakingzzz(m): 8:11am On Aug 30, 2013
Good day. Please does your airplane uses model jet engine,or model turboprop?
Science/TechnologyRe: Homebuilt Radio controlled Helicopter by Pakingzzz(op):
@Sidajili.
I am very grateful to your donations.

Below are sme pix i took during remodification of a motor i salvaged from a computer printer. I had to do this modification because i wasn't satisfied with the speed(Kv) of the motor.
I removed the casing and inspected it. It had 36 turns of copper wire.
I carefully loosed the windings. So i use a bigger gauge copper wire,and gave it 12 turns each.
This modification turned the motor into a hot little monster. I was later to remodify it again,when i needed more power. And this time,i went as low as 8 turns each. I don'nt have to tell you how hot it and powerful it now runs. But not without a price. A little fan was mounted with a shroud to cool the motor. Below are some pix,during the winding of the motor.

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