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When yawing left and right, rotor 1 and 2 collective differ from each other. This is normal behaviour with coaxial rotors. Yawing right increase rotor 1 collective and decreases rotor 2 collective. Yawing left does the opposite. Rotor 1 in this example seems to be the bottom rotor. | When yawing left and right, rotor 1 and 2 collective differ from each other. This is normal behaviour with coaxial rotors. Yawing right increase rotor 1 collective and decreases rotor 2 collective. Yawing left does the opposite. Rotor 1 in this example seems to be the bottom rotor. | ||
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Revision as of 16:08, 13 June 2021
Description
- Description:
- Description needed
- Groups:
- RTD
Syntax
- Syntax:
- rotorsForcesRTD RTD_helicopter
- Parameters:
- RTD_helicopter: Object
- Return Value:
- Array
Examples
- Example 1:
_rotorForces = rotorsForcesRTD _taru// Returns [[-465.981,351.941,45960.5],[-469.079,397.451,46933.3]]
Additional Information
Notes
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Only post proven facts here! Add Note
- Posted on November 4, 2014 - 02:00 (UTC)
- Benargee
- There is no official information I can find on what these values mean. According to my testing on the Mi-290 Taru, here is what I have come up with:
[[rotor 1 roll +right/-left, rotor 1 pitch +down/-up, rotor 1 collective +up/-down], [rotor 2 roll +right/-left,rotor 2 pitch +down/-up,rotor 2 collective +up/-down]]When yawing left and right, rotor 1 and 2 collective differ from each other. This is normal behaviour with coaxial rotors. Yawing right increase rotor 1 collective and decreases rotor 2 collective. Yawing left does the opposite. Rotor 1 in this example seems to be the bottom rotor.