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Got Jet Fuel? Turbine Helicopters > What is Involved???

Peter G
Senior Heliman
Location: Runcorn, Cheshire, UK

As you can see I have a pod and boom Turbine.
I would like to fit it to a Vario body, Hughes or EC135.
But would I have to change the servo layout? or is there room in the body?

Would the head need changing?
I am not bothered about exact scale detail, just think the Turbine suits a Fusealage.
Any Help Appreciated.
Peter G

10-02-2003 Over year old.

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optikaman
Veteran
Location: EnglishTown N.J.

will it fit

You should not have a problem fitting the mechanics in the Big H500 or the EC135. Measure how far forward your radio try id from the main shaft and i will check it against my HP5 in the Big H500. you might not be able to install the cockpit.

Alan

10-03-2003 Over year old.

Peter G
Senior Heliman
Location: Runcorn, Cheshire, UK

Optikaman
The distance from main shaft to the front of the servos is 30cm, i will probably have to remove the part with the ECU,Battery on, but that is not a problem.
Thanks For Your Help.

10-03-2003 Over year old.

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Dave Hollins
Senior Heliman
Location: UK

Just get rid of the front servo tray

Vario can supply all the parts needed to fit these mechanics into their turbine fuselages, including a kit of parts to install the servos properly i.e. bell cranks, push rods, servo spacers etc etc. Vario also upgrade the main shaft to 12mm.

Instead of asking RunRyder, why not talk to Vario if you want to fit it into a Vario Fus

10-03-2003 Over year old.

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