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How Does The Tail Rotor Work On RC Collective Pitch Helicopters? Have you ever wondered how RC collective pitch helicopters stay balanced and turn so smoothly? In this detailed video, we'll explain the essential role of the tail rotor and how it works to keep your helicopter stable during flight. We’ll start by discussing the main forces at play, such as torque, and how the tail rotor produces the thrust needed to counteract it. You’ll learn how changing the angle of the tail rotor blades allows for precise control over the helicopter’s direction, enabling sharp turns and smooth flying. We’ll also cover how the tail rotor is connected to the main rotor through a shaft and gears or a belt, and how pilots adjust thrust using the transmitter to maintain stability. Additionally, we’ll explain how the gyro system automatically helps keep the helicopter heading straight, especially in windy conditions or during complex maneuvers. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced RC pilot, understanding how the tail rotor functions is key to mastering control and improving your flying skills. Join us for this comprehensive explanation, and don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more tips and tutorials on RC helicopters and flying techniques.

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