ElectrotorSloMo

Electrotor-SloMo ~ Rotor - Hub - General
Overview:
	For one axial flux electric motor (disk motor) located in the rotor.

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B553

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			Coaxial:
				Intermeshing:
					Interleaving and Side-by-side:
	Hub:
*Ref.*		OTHER ~ Flight Dynamics - Rotor Hub - Cyclic Control for a Simple Ultralight Helicopter
	Coning:

	Disk Tilt Partial Restraint:					Hub spring There are a number of pages
Ref.		OTHER: Miscellaneous - Thoughtless Idea - De-cone the Pre-cone				Reduce some cross-couplings
Ref.		OTHER: Flight Dynamics - General - Pitch-Flap Coupling; (delta3) ~ Direct Control Hub				Does not provide additional control power but it should (theoretically) significantly reduce the possibility of excessive teetering angle.
Ref.		Thoughtless Ideas - Coaxial - Rigid-Teetering Rotors				A wide idea. An alternative to hub-spring and offset hinge.
Ref.		Rotor Hub - Offset Bi-teetering				A possible alternative
Ref.		Rotor Hub - Offset Tri-teetering ~ Dragonfly Also see here.				To remove vibration. Conventional control to be removed for this.
Ref.		Rotor Hub - Hub Spring (Hinge Spring)				A possible alternative
Ref.		Rotor Hub - Flap Hinge Offset				A possible alternative
	To Give Auto-collective:
		Automatic Pitch Control Linkage by William Hunt				To give auto-collective.
		Torque-Pitch Coupling by Composite Hub-bar:				A possible alternative Torque-Pitch idea to the above.
Ref.		Electrotor-Simplex ~ Rotor - Hub (Head)				A possible alternative Torque-Pitch idea to the above two.
Ref.		SynchroLite ~ Rotor - Hub - 2-blade Teetering				SynchroLite components to be selected from for this rotorhub.

Initially displayed: August 6, 2006 ~ Last Revised: March 5, 2009

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