Info only: did you know some real modern blades have a mass inside that can be accessed for tiny adjustment during balancing process, after manufacturing and using special measurement tower. Happy New Year 2021 to you and family. Thanks for the great vids.
Centre of gravity importance is a myth. Heli will fly on one blade and a piece of lead on the other blade holder. So long as the moment force is the same. Just use the balancer. Also have leading edge on the same side when using static balancer. It is very important that blades are precisely in line. This is easy, just press the two leading edges up against a table edge or whatever. No problem if the blades are not exactly perpendicular to balancer axis, so long as they are in line. Out of line, one will effectively have a different moment arm…. Bad. It’s all physics.
I really liked your video easy to understand and right to the point plus your a funny guy ha ha
Big brother to the Astar I used to ride in
Info only: did you know some real modern blades have a mass inside that can be accessed for tiny adjustment during balancing process, after manufacturing and using special measurement tower.
Happy New Year 2021 to you and family. Thanks for the great vids.
I'm gonna level with ya that I thought this video was out of balance .
Hello 🤝 Tell me, what kind of tape did you use to balance the blades?
Electrical black tape….
@@JestRR Thanks 🙏
How many beer job is that
Has to be several just to make a pyramid while working….if I drank beer….I’m more of a buttery nipple kinda guy!!
Centre of gravity importance is a myth. Heli will fly on one blade and a piece of lead on the other blade holder. So long as the moment force is the same. Just use the balancer.
Also have leading edge on the same side when using static balancer. It is very important that blades are precisely in line. This is easy, just press the two leading edges up against a table edge or whatever. No problem if the blades are not exactly perpendicular to balancer axis, so long as they are in line. Out of line, one will effectively have a different moment arm…. Bad. It’s all physics.
Sorry but I disagree with having both leading edges on the same side of the balancer.