OtherKaman Aircraft 'Rotor Tips' magazine, Vol. II No. 10, August 1962 (H-43B Huskie), filed as exhibitAugust 1962page 2 of 10
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Part 83, page 308

DB Cooper-36781

Document date August 1962

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Rotor Tips AUGUST 1962

IN THIS ISSUE

Night Fire Suppression . . . . . . . . 3 HU2K-1 Activities . . . . . . . . . . 7 USAF Huskie Breaks Another Record . . 8 Mission Report From Luke AFB . . . . . 9 Q's and A's . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Multi-Speed Switch Operation and Maintenance . . 12 Portable Dock Box Aids Det. 4 . . . . 16 Training—Sheppard AFB . . . . . . . . 18 H-43B Tracking Chart . . . . . . . . 19 Kaman Service Representatives . . . . 20

PRESIDENT - GENERAL MANAGER Charles H. Kaman

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT — ASST. GENERAL MANAGER Edward J. Gotten

SUPERVISOR OF SERVICE PUBLICATIONS F.G. Weber

EDITOR Everett F. Hoffman

ADDRESS ALL INQUIRIES TO: Field Service Department The Kaman Aircraft Corp. Old Windsor Rd. Bloomfield, Connecticut

THE COVER Vice President Johnson, General LeMay and General Stone chatting beside H-43s at USAF Academy graduation day ceremony. See page 9. (USAF photo)

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Kaman Rotor Tips is published by the Service Department of The Kaman Aircraft Corporation solely for making changes in aircraft or maintenance procedures. This publication DOES NOT supersede operational or maintenance directives set by HQ, Aero [illegible] in any way. [illegible] material from Kaman Aircraft [illegible] material in Rotor Tips can be published.

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ROTOR CONE & TRACKING ADJUSTMENT CHART H-43B

ADJUSTMENT RESULT

Location | Number of | Tracking | Movement at | Rotor Speed | Flap Control | Pedal to Pedal | Blades Adj.| Actuator | Blade Tips | % Autorotation| Rod Clevis | Displacement 1 Hole at Turnbuckle | 1 | 0.01 in. | 1/8 inch | N/A | N/A | N/A 1 Hole at Turnbuckle | 4 | 0.01 in. | 1/8 inch | .35% | N/A | N/A 9 Holes at Turnbuckle | 1 | 1/32 in. | 3/8 inch | N/A | N/A | N/A 13 Holes at Turnbuckle| 1 | 0.13 in. | 1-5/8 inch | N/A | N/A | N/A 13 Holes at Turnbuckle| 4 | 0.13 in. | 1-5/8 inch | 2% | 1/2 Turn | N/A 1/2 Turn Flap Control Rod Clevis | 4 | 0.13 in. | 1-5/8 inch | 2% | N/A | N/A 1/2 Turn Flap Control Rod Clevis | One Rotor Both Blades | 0.13 in. | 1-5/8 inch | N/A | N/A | 2.00 inch

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1/2 Turn Flap Rod Lengthen Clevis Rod To Raise Blade

Tracking Turnbuckle

; DESIRED 94% RPM with 10 PSI Approx.

By Bringing By Bringing Rotor Tip Path Rotor Tip Path Plane UP Plane UP Rotor RPM Gas Producer RPM DECREASES INCREASES

By Bringing By Bringing Rotor Tip Path Rotor Tip Path Plane DOWN Plane DOWN Rotor RPM Gas Producer RPM INCREASES DECREASES

1/2 Turn Flap Rod Shorten Clevis Rod To Lower Blade

Tracking Actuator

PEDAL TO PEDAL ——FORWARD

FOOT PEDALS VIEWED FROM LEFT SIDE

PERMISSIBLE RUDDER PEDAL DISPLACEMENT In Hover - 1/4" Rudder Displacement In Cruise - 1/2" Rudder Displacement at 90 Knots In Autorotation - 1/2" Rudder Displacement

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The purpose of this chart, devised by Edward White of Service Engineering, is to show what happens when rotor cone and tracking adjustments are made. The adjustments appear to the left of the center line of the rotor hub; the results to the right. Since all blades do not have the same aerodynamic characteristics, the results of the adjustments are approximate; Maintenance personnel should continue to use the applicable sections of T. O. 1H-43B-2 when tracking blades.

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DB Cooper-36781