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Where's the pitot situated.....?

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Nick - 09 Feb 2007 11:20 GMT
on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..

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Beav - 09 Feb 2007 22:36 GMT
> on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
> size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..

Sticking out of the front like a little dick.

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jc - 10 Feb 2007 22:12 GMT
>> on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
>> size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..
>
>Sticking out of the front like a little dick.

Or a long, skinny dick!
Cheers,
jc
Nick - 11 Feb 2007 17:54 GMT
So you don't  know then.

>> on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
>> size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..
>
> Sticking out of the front like a little dick.
The OTHER Kevin in San Diego - 12 Feb 2007 17:28 GMT
>on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
>size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..

R22/R44 it's on the main mast, poking out the front a few inches.
Static "port" is just an open tube just behind the main gearbox.

206-BIII JetRanger the pitot is sticking right out the nose - I don't
remember if the static ports are flush mounted each side of the cabin
or not.  

Schweizer 300 the pitot is on the chin of the helicopter and looks
like an "L"..  Not sure where the static port is..  Haven't flown one
of those since May....

There's no pitot/static on an RC heli (and I'm not talking military
UAVs here) and no need for one.
The OTHER Kevin in San Diego - 12 Feb 2007 21:31 GMT
>>on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
>>size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..
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>remember if the static ports are flush mounted each side of the cabin
>or not.  

Just saw statics ports on a BIII on either side of the cabin just
forward of the forward doors...  

>Schweizer 300 the pitot is on the chin of the helicopter and looks
>like an "L"..  Not sure where the static port is..  Haven't flown one
>of those since May....
>
>There's no pitot/static on an RC heli (and I'm not talking military
>UAVs here) and no need for one.
boB - 13 Feb 2007 09:02 GMT
> Just saw statics ports on a BIII on either side of the cabin just
> forward of the forward doors...  

Just the perfect position, with the doors off, to stick a big combat
boot into the slipstream.  The Airspeed indicator does weird things.
Using it mostly when evaluating a pilot under the hood but sometimes you
can sneak the boot out there when the pilot is doing standard maneuvers.

After a while they all knew what to expect but every three years you
could count on moving on to a new base/area so I started all over anew.  :)

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The OTHER Kevin in San Diego - 13 Feb 2007 21:27 GMT
>> Just saw statics ports on a BIII on either side of the cabin just
>> forward of the forward doors...  
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>After a while they all knew what to expect but every three years you
>could count on moving on to a new base/area so I started all over anew.  :)

hehe, I'll have to remember that one..  My instructor for my
commercial work used to lean forwards and backwards in the R22 while
on long X-Country night flights - that really made it a chore to keep
straight and level.
Nick - 13 Feb 2007 11:21 GMT
>>>on helis?... and the static pressure point??...... rc or full
>>>size....R22...or Jetranger any info appreciated..
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>>like an "L"..  Not sure where the static port is..  Haven't flown one
>>of those since May....

>>There's no pitot/static on an RC heli (and I'm not talking military
>>UAVs here) and no need for one.

...but I do have a need... :-)  air speed is one of the few parameters I
can't record..... but as I want to record up to 15 knt, I fear I may be
p*****g into the wind. Interesting that the R22s is mounted on the
mast.....I guess its getting cleanish air when the nose point down in FF.
Many thanks to you    and all for the info.
The OTHER Kevin in San Diego - 14 Feb 2007 19:36 GMT
>...but I do have a need... :-)  air speed is one of the few parameters I
>can't record..... but as I want to record up to 15 knt, I fear I may be
>p*****g into the wind. Interesting that the R22s is mounted on the
>mast.....I guess its getting cleanish air when the nose point down in FF.
>Many thanks to you    and all for the info.

Go buy a cheap GPS receiver (Garmin E-Trex) and stick it on the heli.
Fly it and see how fast it went.  :)
Swiss Tony - 17 Feb 2007 22:10 GMT
Whats a pitot,I thought it were a spellin mistake :)

>>...but I do have a need... :-)  air speed is one of the few parameters I
>>can't record..... but as I want to record up to 15 knt, I fear I may be
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> Go buy a cheap GPS receiver (Garmin E-Trex) and stick it on the heli.
> Fly it and see how fast it went.  :)
Beav - 17 Feb 2007 23:37 GMT
> Whats a pitot,I thought it were a spellin mistake :)

It's a tube Swiss, where th' air goes in so t' speedo works. They stopped
using a cable operated speedo about 2 years ago.

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