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Trailering with blades on
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 Site Admin  Joined: Tue Sep 02, 2014 7:45 am Posts: 10117 Location: Poona, Qld, OZZY Has thanked: 21838 times Been thanked: 6192 times 
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They have been discussing it elsewhere, check out this video, when they are trailering the machine to the lake... it has floats, but watch the joystick at the start of the vid.... I know the blades are not supported here, but look at the magnitude of the slams the stick cops
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Joined: Thu Dec 05, 2013 9:38 pm Posts: 2541 Location: Atlanta GA area Has thanked: 800 times Been thanked: 1151 times
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I see some stick shake in flight... in a Eurotub that is supposed to be engineered better than our stick-builts... wonder if that towing with the blades on had anything to do with it... And I see no helmets... Hmmm.... _________________ John Morgan PP-SEL Former member PRA Member PeachState Rotorcraft club Member Sunstate Rotor & Wing Club Owner/builder of The Subinator: Single place Dominator/Subaru EA-81 (currently in full restoration) Soon to offer machine shop services |
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