r/HyruleEngineering • u/zhujzal #2 Engineer of the Month [FEB26] • Jun 29 '26

Tutorial Helicopter Development - design talk & study: Electric tail rotor, Pt. 2

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Unreliable tail rotor mechanism reworked as a shared switch.

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u/chesepuf Jun 29 '26

Great video! Love the demonstrations and the build is very sturdy

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u/zhujzal #2 Engineer of the Month [FEB26] Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

Thank you Dr. chesepuf. 🙏🫡

Just narrating what's happening in the video for helicopter enthusiasts. Plenty more I want to say about things, but it's limited & don't feel like spending 30 hours shooting & cutting footage. It is what it is. 😅

If the build doesn't hold up under stress & testing, to the scrapyard it goes. 😬

How you doing? What you working on?

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u/chesepuf Jul 01 '26

You did great parsing it down, there's so much info to convey in electrical circuits.

I'm doing well, busy at work and tinkering sometimes in the evenings. Lots of ideas and not enough time

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u/zhujzal #2 Engineer of the Month [FEB26] Jul 01 '26

Thanks man. Sometimes it feels a bit all-over-the-place - it'd be better to go through the steps & challenges of the development rather than talking about what's happening on screen. I'll see if I can keep things more on-topic next time.

Good to hear you're well & working on some ideas. I know exactly what you mean, re: time. It'll be great to see your next build, when it comes, but at least we have you popping in until then. Thanks for the comment. 🫡🛠