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UH-1N to AB-412 conversion?

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  • From: Canada
Posted by sharkbait on Saturday, December 20, 2003 12:57 PM
when I finally get hold of the bell boys I will ask if they can do that or just put it on disc.
I will be back to youy after the holidays.

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Posted by Avus on Friday, December 19, 2003 4:18 AM
Done.
Would it be too difficult to scan the pages and send them with an e-mail?

Klaus

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Posted by sharkbait on Wednesday, December 17, 2003 10:29 AM
AVUS: Have tried to email you a couple of times with no luck. Please send me another email.
With the xmas season rush - not to mention the freezing rain haven't talked to the boys at Bell yet but you have not been forgotten.
Cheers
Sharkbait

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Posted by Avus on Tuesday, December 2, 2003 1:31 AM
Sorry I didn't answer earlier but I'm pretty busy these weeks (new project). Maybe it was the italian postal service, it is famous for loosing mail!!!Angry [:(!]
Hope to hear good news from you soon!

Klaus

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Posted by sharkbait on Wednesday, November 26, 2003 2:18 PM
AVUS Got yer email but my reply bouncer higher than a pilot's cheque - I will try to trace but if I fail I will get more info to send you direct from BHT Canada when I get home next week- got some friends on staff there. Sorry that the delivery went wrong the damned stuff is probably still in the courrier's briefcase.
Cheers

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Posted by Avus on Thursday, November 20, 2003 4:13 PM
Nope! Nothing yet.Sad [:(]
I hope they didn't get lost.

Klaus

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Posted by sharkbait on Thursday, November 20, 2003 1:42 PM
Did the drawings arrive yet??? Should have arrived Italy 4 Nov. and been mailed next day.
Cheers

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Posted by sharkbait on Thursday, November 6, 2003 8:56 AM
Done.
I await your dispatches with great interest.
Cheers

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Posted by Avus on Thursday, November 6, 2003 8:30 AM
sharkbait,
please send an e-mail to avus@libero.it

thanks

Klaus

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Posted by sharkbait on Wednesday, November 5, 2003 6:10 AM
Alrighty then- I have 9 pages of diagrams for you. Send me your address and I'll ship it off to you - we have people or company mail bags going to Italy on a regular basis so should be pretty quick.
Hope it will be enough - Rotor system ( remember that rotor system sits horizontal and the blades all droop a bit equally from the grips , maybe a foot max at the tip when the a/c is shut down look on the net for a photo of the beast sitting on the ground costing money and you will see what I mean) Head, Swashplate, Transmission. Upper cowlings and a/c general.
Cheers

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Posted by Avus on Tuesday, November 4, 2003 12:38 AM
THAT would be a big help! Big Smile [:D]
Thanks a lot!

Klaus

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Posted by sharkbait on Monday, November 3, 2003 2:29 AM
No sweat I'll try and photocopy or scan the 412 parts book sections on blades, head and cowlings and mail fax or email them to you - should take a few days. That ok?
I'll put a post when I've got them. ( We got 5 of the darn things in the hangar I will see about some photos too)

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Posted by Avus on Monday, November 3, 2003 2:00 AM
Thanks for the help.
I webt over to the sites and found some good pics, but they weren't detailed enough. I guess schematics would be the best for what I'm up to do: scratch buiding the whole rotor section!

Klaus

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Posted by sharkbait on Saturday, November 1, 2003 8:59 AM
The early ones were basically the 212 airframe with 412 blades and the fairings you mentioned - also different crosstube attachments .
A lot faster than the 212 steamchicken and fun to fly.
Later ones had uprated engines, larger capacity fuel system but demensions stayed the same.
I went into www.dogpile.com ( my favourite search engine )and entered Bell 412 got lottsa hits www.jeffsheliphiles.com looked good but there where lots more.
Happy searching

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UH-1N to AB-412 conversion?
Posted by Avus on Thursday, October 30, 2003 2:24 AM
Hi guys!

I have panda models' UH-1N in 1/35 scale and I'd like to convert it into an AB-412.
The main differences I noted are that the AB-412 has four rotor blades and that it has an aerodynamic cover of the rotor mast.
Where can I find detailed pics of the rotorhead and cover?
Is there a conversion kit available?
Are there other differences between the two helos?

Thanks.

Klaus

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