so my next helicopter is a heli with NOTAR, or No Tail Rotor, design. and the issue is that I can't do it in simple planes because of the rotor physics.
the issue is the torque that the rotor blades create, cause the whole helicopter to spin out of control.
any suggestions?
How about just not using notar just use two rotors like making two rotors on top of each other reverse the rotation of one just like a ch-47 Chinook
Or coaxial rotors used by toys
@Sleet01
the down wash
@MTakach Right, I'm just saying that the intake air can come from anywhere - it isn't coupled to the main rotor. Unless you're talking about the downwash over the boom, in which case you're right and I apologize.
@Sleet01
Here
@MTakach Hey, I was just looking for people who did NOTAR helis in SimplePlanes, and I wanted to correct one misconception here: NOTAR controls are powered by a mechanical take-off (basically, a small secondary fan within the boom) and not by air "sucked in" from the main rotor.
@CruzerBlade cause that's not what i'm trying to achieve
Why not do contra-rotating rotors?
@randomusername yes
and the pilot can control the yaw by being able to shut the slits
@randomusername I do understand how it works, the downward thrust from the rotor is sucked into an air intake at the base of the tail boom, and then powers a fan that pressurizes the air, then the air is shot out of slits at the end of the tail boom.
No Tar
@randomusername how?
Scaled down rotor or coaxial design
@Squirel