SH60 Seahawk

QUOTE: Originally posted by mpmontgomery Maxx; Assuming the SH-60 is similiar to the UH-60, the engines, main rotor and tail rotor don't all meet up in between the engines. The driveshafts come forward from the engines to the main transmisison. Then a drive shaft going aft from the transmisison runs back to the intermediate t/r gearbox. In the area inbetween the engines and in front of the ALQ you can find ducting for the H-60 pneumatic system and the engine oil cooler and some fuel lines. If you still need pictures, post your email adress and I should be able to get you some pics late next week. Mike

If you click on the email link below my signature line you can mail me. And thanks greatly for any help.


Thanks RotorheadTX and Lobbie.

This is the only photo of the Sea Hawk I have

Hope it helps
Rob.

Maxx;

Assuming the SH-60 is similiar to the UH-60, the engines, main rotor and tail rotor don't all meet up in between the engines. The driveshafts come forward from the engines to the main transmisison. Then a drive shaft going aft from the transmisison runs back to the intermediate t/r gearbox. In the area inbetween the engines and in front of the ALQ you can find ducting for the H-60 pneumatic system and the engine oil cooler and some fuel lines. If you still need pictures, post your email adress and I should be able to get you some pics late next week.

Mike

You can try this too:

http://www.ffsmc.com/pages/walkarounds/helicos/SH-60B/walkaround-sh60b-01.php

Go up one directory when you have finished, and he's got lots of other helo galleries to go through.

Sounds like one of my days. (LOL) No problem Pops Ive plenty of projects to keep me busy.

Max,

Tried to mail you off line, bounced back. Had an accident with the plans (coffee).
Have had them re-copied and will post them on Saturday.

Pops.

Thanks for the help all. I think Pops might have just solved my problem. Now this means I have to get busy again. : )

Maxx

Max,

Hold off on the knife. E-mail(s) on their way. 1900hrs 15 May UK time.

Regards.
Pops.

Thanks for the links. Airliners.net has some great pics. I could have been more clear about the area. I have opened up the engine bay and the photos in the Walk Around book for the H60 family doesn't show the detail I'm looking for. Like how the engines, main rotor and tail rotor link up in the area between the engines.
Maybe I bite off more than I can chew at times...or should hold off on the knife untill I have the referance material???

Maxx

Im not sure this has what your looking for but Ive used this site many times for great reference pics...
http://airliners.net/search/photo.search?&range=2&maxres=500&keywords=seahawk&keywrange=all&nr_of_rows=47&first_this_page=0&page_limit=15&sort_order=photo_id+DESC&thumbnails=&engine_version=6.0&nr_pages=4&page=;;

Try www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/ac...it has some good photos of USN SH-60s
Also try www.military.cz/usa/air/in_service/helicopters/sh60...

Hope this helps some...