Been a long time since I posted anything but, about 6 months ago my 6' conversion fell and damaged the blades and about a week later I fell and broke my wrist. I have just now finished my 10' 9/12 dual rotor. Here are a few pics:
Here's the 6 footer on the ground, through no fault of it's own. We were having very gusty 30 to 40 mph winds and due to a small imbalance in the blades, and my inept welding, the bracket holding the conversion to the tower failed on the 3rd day and this is where I found it in the morning, all three blades damaged plus shaft bent. Good learning experience.
Here are two shots of the 10 footer on the tower. This was a bit scary getting into the air as I used the same tower the 6 footer was on and the top 10 feet of this is only 1 1/2" pipe. This has now been up for about three weeks, the max I have seen from it so far has been 300 watts, in about 18 mph winds.
Cut in seems to be a bit high at about 10 to 11 mph. I am not sure of the reason for this yet and need to give it some more obvservation. I am thinking that the tail might need more offset, not sure yet whether it is running square to the wind or whether it's the blade not performing to it's true TSR.
Thanks for all the help guys
Christopher
you need to resize your pics a bit more to get them under the 100k limit, and you need to make sure the file names end in .jpg before you upload them here. i will leave them this time becouse they are just a little over but in the future your pics will have to be under 100k or they will be removed.
Kurt
i put the resized pics from your photo uploads area back in the story.
Kurt