XeroG
Heliman
Location: USA
| MR. Snoopy!
There is nothing that is XeroG which can cause this vibration, most of what we manufacture is non-rotational except for the swashplate and our gear reduction unit. Since you are using a V2 box and a OEM swash, I cant suggest that there is anything wrong with these parts and in addition would suspect not.
All that being said, a vibration can be frustrating so here it goes with the usual suspects. Since you have tested the rotor head on your other machine we can rule out dampers, flybar mismeasurement, bent spindle and finally the rotor blades? Did you test using the same ones, blades can be really far out even though they "come balanced from the box?"
The next area I suspect is the tail blades, tail output shaft, and then finally the bearings. The bearings can cause slight vibrations but should not be enough to cause a bad day.
And finally main shaft?????
I am sure you have tried and checked just about everything....?
Let us know what you have done and we will try to point you in the right direction.
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