FM 1-514 CHAPTER 3 ROTOR SYSTEM OPERATION An understanding of the rotor system is necessary to be able to troubleshoot it analogical manner. It is important to know and understand…

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1. Planning AutorotationsAutorotation training is used to instill habit patterns in a student/pilot, which will, in an actual emergency,become an automatic response. The…

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INTRODUCTION The wings of the airplane create a lift force when they move through the air. During flight, there are four forces acting on the helicopter or airplane and those…

Chapter 1. GENERAL AERODYNAMICS Unless otherwise indicated, this handbook is based on a helicopter that has the following characteristics: 1 - An unsupercharged (normally…

Chapter 1. GENERAL AERODYNAMICS Unless otherwise indicated, this handbook is based on a helicopter that has the following characteristics: 1 - An unsupercharged (normally…

Slide 1The Helicopter Slide 2 How do Helicopters Fly Helicopters generate lift by rotating its wings!! A cross-section of a rotor blade has an aerofoil shape, similar to…