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PAKISTAN WAY OF DESIGINING HELICOPTER POST BY A SENIOR PAKI MEMBER IN PAKI DEFENCE FORUM
Well I don't even think we need to invest too much cash we have the K8 platform ... just need to make room for the engine that controls the hoovering (the top part) and replacing the rear , end tail with the fan at back to turn the whole craft direction ....
The twin engines are already there on the K8 that move or thrust the vehicle forward etc ...
Here you go step by step instruction how to build a safari helicopter
Reference
C-GOEZ : Building a Safari (aka Baby Belle) Helicopter Kit
Max 10 million USD dollar would get Pakistan their own Attack Helicopter since all labour is so in expensive in Pakistan, and for advance R&D 20 million more weapons and quality assurance
Why don't they invest 50 Million into local production of a helicopter , if you read the link its 1 man building tht helicopter in his back yard - but really you can see the principle and engineering is not that difficult -
Every thing is available in market
a) The avionics
b) Radars , we already have licnece from companies to use italian radars for K8
c) engines 200-300hp engines
Its all there but initiative is needed instead of sitting on a diwar , and waiting for cobras to come to US ...
I think its just matter of putting our engineers on the technical challenge that is all
We have all the work done in K8 platform , just need some modification work on the body of K8 platform to convert it to hold the extra engine , that will lift and hover the craft
We would be producing our own copters the K8 already has the twin engines setup on sides similar to super cobras -
Perhas they should follow the engineer who is building this helicopter in his own spare time
how to step by step guide that the tutorial shows or just hire that guy .. to build us our copter surely he has no problem putting together a helicopter
Look he even finished his helicopter and logged in hours to fly it ... how good is that for 1 men who wanted to build a helicopter
POSTED BY MEMBERS NAME AZADPAKISTAN2009
Well I don't even think we need to invest too much cash we have the K8 platform ... just need to make room for the engine that controls the hoovering (the top part) and replacing the rear , end tail with the fan at back to turn the whole craft direction ....
The twin engines are already there on the K8 that move or thrust the vehicle forward etc ...
Here you go step by step instruction how to build a safari helicopter
Reference
C-GOEZ : Building a Safari (aka Baby Belle) Helicopter Kit
Max 10 million USD dollar would get Pakistan their own Attack Helicopter since all labour is so in expensive in Pakistan, and for advance R&D 20 million more weapons and quality assurance
Why don't they invest 50 Million into local production of a helicopter , if you read the link its 1 man building tht helicopter in his back yard - but really you can see the principle and engineering is not that difficult -
Every thing is available in market
a) The avionics
b) Radars , we already have licnece from companies to use italian radars for K8
c) engines 200-300hp engines
Its all there but initiative is needed instead of sitting on a diwar , and waiting for cobras to come to US ...
I think its just matter of putting our engineers on the technical challenge that is all
We have all the work done in K8 platform , just need some modification work on the body of K8 platform to convert it to hold the extra engine , that will lift and hover the craft
We would be producing our own copters the K8 already has the twin engines setup on sides similar to super cobras -
Perhas they should follow the engineer who is building this helicopter in his own spare time
how to step by step guide that the tutorial shows or just hire that guy .. to build us our copter surely he has no problem putting together a helicopter
Look he even finished his helicopter and logged in hours to fly it ... how good is that for 1 men who wanted to build a helicopter
POSTED BY MEMBERS NAME AZADPAKISTAN2009
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