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I love everything in your buid.Now in Spain is not possible left home for the Covid 19.
Long time ago I wanted to build a Cierva Gyrocopter.
I hope go out soon for test it.
Hi Rhaps:I love everything in your buid.
Are the blades just foamboard or are they enfoced somehow?
Beautiful build, I hope it flies nicely as well. It looks like the rotorhead is fixed (as in its rotational axis non-adjustable), is it 3D printed? Are the blade grip angles adjustable?
Be well, I hope things improve for you soon.
Hi varg:I mean adjustable blade grips as in you can set the collective pitch by adjusting them. It is clear that it doesn't have a swashplate and therefore no collective pitch control, but I was wondering how you will set the collective pitch to the proper angle to get it flying. I have a couple of collective pitch helicopters and am trying to relate the rotorhead to them. Cool that it's 3D printed, if I were to build an autogyro I would print the parts as well since I print many things.
Hi varg:
Please have a look at this video. I think it will help.
The rotor head have the swashplate function (diferent than helicopter) but don´t have colective pitch. In the latest versions of Cierva gyrocopters they had a pitch control for improve the rendiment but isn´t necesary because the rotor runs like a wing.
Hi Rhaps:There is something strange with video though, it is supposedly 7 minutes long but still ends at 5 mnutes.
Still, that was excellent presentation - crystal clear even when I don't understand spanish - gracias.
Hey, you are Spanish person building Cieara autogiro so Spanish is definitely okHi Rhaps:
You´re rigth. the video goblins moved the audio track of the video. This morning I´m going to change the video.
Sorry for Spanish. In my english would be horrible.
Thanks a lot. By the way I will try to make a new video about the parts of rotorhead, this time in english.Hey, you are Spanish person building Cieara autogiro so Spanish is definitely ok![]()
You are welcome. We have to share the ideas.Spanish is fine for me, I don't speak much but you showed how it works perfectly. Inventive solution, the whole shaft moves in a grommet and the system is hidden from view so it looks fixed. Thanks, Parramon.