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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Dundee, Oregon
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Any one seen a Kaman K-Max type RC Heli?
Just curious if there have been any custom built K-Max type RC heli’s? I have always thought this would make a cool RC. Mark http://www.kamanaero.com/images/pictures/kmax2.jpg
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Atascadero, CA
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Hi Helocat,
I've not seen the K-max modeled (even though I agree; it would be a cool chopper to model). But I have seen pictures of another side-by-side tandem helicopter model, the Flettner Fl-282 Kolibri. The K-max should be a similar project. http://www.fiddlersgreen.net/AC/airc...2/flettner.php Ashley
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I knew I'd seen pictures of one:
http://www.ofheli.de/Fotogalerie/kmax/index.html I always thought the Husky might make a good model too. |
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Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Michigan
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Talk about a coincidence! Just a week ago I was crewed on a 212 with a Swiss pilot who up until April this year, had been flying a Kamax for Rotex. When Hienz found I was an avid R/C heli flyer, he told me about a Swiss fellow who had contacted Rotex regarding their color scheme(s) because he was buiding an R/C Kamax. The guy later sent some photos to Rotex of the completed model - I'm guessing the link above is to the same guy and the same model! Quite an achievement given the complexity of the flight control mixing on the full-scale (arguablely more complex even than the Chinook flight controls).
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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hey guys , I'm glad to see someone else interested in the k-max. I think this could be built using 2, simple fixed pitch hummingbirds ....I built a small proto using stuff I had , and I know that differential cyclic will yaw the craft. In the full size they use both , diff cyclic, and diff collective. Timing of the rotors can be done with 2 smaller main gears , set on the 26 degree angle . Can you make these smaller helis' flybarless ? any input would be appreciated .
thanks , {new to the site,but helos ...} Terry |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Los Angeles
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Here is the new Kamax...
I am the usa distributor, and it is available, and will lift quite a bit; as well as the ultimate camera platform, etc... Include is custom IC mixing electronics. pm me if interested. human21364@hotmail.com Michael 310 878 7018 |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Toronto, Canada
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I'm in love. That is an incredible ship!! What kind of flight performance & duration can we expect?? Who makes the turbine??
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: UK
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HUMA brought out a plastic kit of the FL 282. 1:48 scale. Not sure if it is stil available.
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Milan, Italy
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: iowa city
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We used to use k-max heli's to run supplies ship to ship when i was in the navy, on west-pac cruise. I really like that heli!
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: eastern Indiana, USA
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Having grown up on SAC bases most of which had a few HH43's for fire suppression I loved watching those Husky's fly. The intermeshing rotors are absolutely fascinating and I've been wondering if anyone had come up with a kit yet....I know the issues with mixing and syncronization of the rotors shouldn't be too big a deal anymore with the microcomputer age upon us. Be nice to see some of these start trickling down into the ranks of the standard scale types. I guess they really weren't all that common in the real world though with Kaman and Kamov being the big names there....
Frank |
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Montreal, Canada
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Here http://www.cad-modelltechnik-jung.de...projekte_h.htm you can use a google translator works fine.
Regards Pete |
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Los Angeles
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Really slick.
Whole article at RC Heli Resource. John
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