450 Frame for Military Style Fuselages

[MLH]

Are there any frames that are designed in the back end to allow the angle to travel upwards for an elevated tail for fuselages such as Cobras, Blackhawks, Hueys?

[Coolice]

Hey,

I have never seen or come across anything like this in my travels, but I would think it would be relatively easy to make your own from sheet fibreglass or carbon using the originals as templates.
In this case you could use the originals to get the holes in the right places and then modify the rear shape/angles to suit the fuselage.

An idea perhaps.
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[kidphc]

I looked into an elevated tail for a bit. Just to get the tail to clear the grass around here.

There was a guy named Hubdave (company Heliworkz) he had an elevated tail. Site is gone and have no clue if he is even around the hobby any more:

Check this post for information on the lines of what you are looking for, I think.:
http://helifreak.com/showthread.php?t=49038



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Direct link to the site that sells the part in the picture below: (click here) (http://www.high-torque.com/usa/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=19038&osCsid=21743bb36fd3fdb525d5ee3838fd1b90)


http://helifreak.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=29050&d=1193084833

[MLH]

Well that looks about right. Thanks, I'll take a look.. How is it driven? Longer Belt? Can't seem toget details but does look good.

[kidphc]

Check the original link in my first post:

Really just looks like a joint that uses a longer belt and an extra piece of tail boom.

Here's a picture, from the original thread, if you can't get the chance to go back and read the thread.

http://helifreak.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=30497&d=1194785486

[MLH]

This is very good. Thanks again Found your other thread also