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I've been out of the loop for a few years. Are there any other rotor blade manufactures out there other then Vorteck and Dragon Wings?
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Sportcopter!
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Whatcha gonna be flying Paul? That will determine the blade you want..
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Gary Layzell manufacturers in the UK and France
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Thanks guys for getting back to me . Though I've been flying my Barnett since 1999 I miss flying my Benson and thats what the blades are for. Due to shipping costs I would sooner buy from a north american supplier. It sucks to find out there are only around 3 suppliers any more and they all are virtualy all the same price. I did check out the Averso web side. I have no idea what it said its not even in english. Mabe they have a distributor in North America. I don't know.
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"I have no idea what it said its not even in english. Mabe they have a distributor in North America"
C'est bon. Not even in english - it's a big World out there. You details suggest you are in Canada - hopefully you've got some familiarity with the french language. If not Google Translate is always good for a rough translation. As I mentioned "Averso" is a forum member, he writes here in english - drop him a msg. Bon chance |
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Gary Layzel began producing his (Rotordyne) rotors in France due to the rather high cost of the other rotors produced locally.
Having said that Averso Rotors do however look a very good product. Probably won't help you in Canada though.
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Roger Farnes is still making the Brock Blades. Here is his contact info
4130 Mennes Ave Hanger #66 Riverside, Ca 92509 (909) 519-4427 ROTORSNRADIALS@MSN.COM
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And they are NOT all the same price!
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Any change to english / french Rotordyne rotors? What is weight and pricing? Somehow I can't find his site with all that info.
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Thanks guys. I think I'm going to check into the Brock blades. For 23ft. blades. Dragon wings are $2195.00 Vortec are $2110.00 and for Sportcopter $2695.00. I have Rotordynes on my Barnett yes they are a great blade.
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hi whats the best way to ship blades in a box within the usa?
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Just got my new Brock rotor blades from Rodger at Farwest Aviation on Wednesday. $1295.00 with out the hubbar. I had a Benson Hubbar that someone gave to me years ago and they fit pefectly on to it. A 36 inch bar would have cost another $360.00. Done 5 or 6 low passes over the runway this morning and hope to do a ciruit this evening. Been many years since I flew a Benson so I'm taking it slow. Got use to flying my JB-2 Barnett and it's like flying a cadelac. The Brock blades fly great. They spin up nice, take off speed 40 to 45 MPH and are smooth as glass.
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Giorgi, Gary is in the middle of moving all his equipment down to France, but the English/French blades Rotordynes will be essentialy the same.
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