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This conversion will take 5kg from the total weight of 14,2 kg!! The heli is fitted with a Hacker A60L 168rpm/volt motor, The battery is a build-up from 14 x 4800mah Kokam lipos in serie. Takeoff weight is 8,9kg, flying time is around 12 minutes.
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The body is from Vario the mechanic is my own design. I wanted to eliminate any noise from conventional gears so I used belt drive where I could. The first stage is 1,17: 1 the second stage is 4,66:1 together give that 5,45:1. The rotor speed is around 1150rpm. I used a Hacker A60L motor 192 rpm/volt, max power is 2,6 kw. The controller is a Power jazz from Kontronic, and the battery is from Kokam, 10s-2p 4800 =9600mA/h. Rotor head is the standard Vario with the S-slag blades. The total flying time on one charge is more than 20 minutes!!!! (That’s better than the electric from Vario)
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The turbine that came out of the EC135 has to have a "home" to. I find the EC to small to carry the "heavy" turbine. The EC has only 168cm disk. A bigger helicopter is needed to make the turbine a success. I flown a Bell 205 with a 230cm disk and with a take of weight of 19 kg. That worked fine so I had to copy this formula. The AS350 ecureuil from Hugo Markes (www.modellsport.ch) is the helicoper for the turbine. It's very light (around 16 kg) for a heli with a 2,2meter disc. The PHT3 turbine wont fit and has to be converted to the PHT3.3. The turbine wil need other gears to get the headspeed around 900 rpm.
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So you want a scale helicopter and don’t know how to build one? that’s a bummer! Shall I make one for you? That was the start of this project, a Bell 430 for the only lady at our club that is in to helicopters.
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