Just Turbines
#661
#665
Here is the starboard with some shifting
on the trailer.
what happens is the n2 which is coupled to
the shaft drive wants to go up in rpm and try to
match n1 with no load so essentially putting
a higher load on the brake and caliper assemblie then if you were propped and
moving around the Docks
on the trailer.
what happens is the n2 which is coupled to
the shaft drive wants to go up in rpm and try to
match n1 with no load so essentially putting
a higher load on the brake and caliper assemblie then if you were propped and
moving around the Docks
#669
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YES you are. I had mentioned that a few posts back (#657). We have the gear ratio figured out, 5 revolutions of the inside drive shaft to 4 of the outside prop shaft thus 1.25:1. thank you
Last edited by I'CE; 06-10-2020 at 02:41 AM.
#670
u can atually increase n1 on the trailer and
watch n2 climb it climbs pretty quick.
i have my n1 set at 52 percent at idle.
n2 govenor or droop compensator is safety
wired wide open.
im pretty sure thats how arruda did it aswell.
can u see your n2 quadrant?
otherwise u would need two throttles or
some type of linear actuator found in a helicopter







