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-Hirobo MH-10-


I bought this Beautiful Hirobo MH-10 from my very good friend Glenn S. who lives in Hawaii! Not only did Glenn keep this little chopper in tip-top condition, he also sent me a Bunch of extra parts for it! Thanks Glenn for giving me the opportunity to get this little baby flying! It is no longer available from Hirobo but hopefully with my machines I can make the parts that might be needed! 

Please Note: I don't have any parts, manuals, kits, etc for sale...sorry.

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Here is the clutch system! The fan bolts to the main gear and 3 independent shoes are kept together by o-rings. It's a quite heavy and a large assembly.

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The main shaft and control rods run through the main bearing housing. The pushrods also run through the clutch assembly connecting the main head to the swashplate.

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The full setup! You can see that the swashplate is BELOW the main gear and the pushrods run through the main gear, clutch, and fan! Pretty cool and smooth!

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Here is the swashplate and connecting rod assembly. The pitch mechanism can also be viewed.

 

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A general view of the right side of the heli. Note the belt runs like a raptor setup with guide pulleys.

 

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The servos are in front and upside down. Engine in front with cylinder pointing front. The links and fuel tank are at top-rear.
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Underside view. Servos are mounted upside down. All mini servos which are  Futaba  S-133s.

 

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Beautiful Shell of a BK-177!  Nice little Helicopter! I hope to have it flying someday.

 

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The beautiful OS CZ-15. I have not tried it yet but I am sure it runs like any OS! Smooth!

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The muffler is interesting. Aluminum up front and a rubber cover in back. Wonder how it sounds?

UPDATE 12-03

The little Hirobo MH-10 has gone to a better home. I never found the time nor interest to get her flying. Hopefully the new owner, Chris will keep me updated on her  progress.

 

 


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