Rotorblade identification

[j4flyer]

Does anyone know what brand of blades these might be ?

 

[skyguynca]

Can you post a picture of the root end also?

Looks like a helicopter rotor blade by the symmetrical airfoil at the tip.

It will work on a gyro too.

The root end will help identify it

 

[Gyro28866]

Looks like an early set of Dragonwings

 

[gyrojake]

I concur with David, Dragon Wings old style

 

[j4flyer]

Guys that’s what I thought but the rivets threw me. Thanks much.

 

[j4flyer]

Skyguyinca the photo file of the shot you’re asking about was to large for the forum. It wouldn’t load.

 

[skyguynca]

I have to agree with David and Jake. The root picture would make it certain.

 

[Kevin_Richey]

Isn't the root end of a gyroplane rotorblade where it has the through-holes to attach it to the hub bar?
The tip would be @ the opposite end?

 

[skyguynca]

Yes the tip is in the picture, the root end is not. Alot of blades have different bolt patterns, sizes and such that do point to the manufacture.

 

[j4flyer]

Best I could get to load

 

[Kevin_Richey]

Yes the tip is in the picture, the root end is not. Alot of blades have different bolt patterns, sizes and such that do point to the manufacture.

I thought the root end has the holes where the hub bar attaches...

 

[skyguynca]

I thought the root end has the holes where the hub bad attaches...

IT is, I did not see the holes in the first picture. Early dragon wings for sure, I have a set here that look just like it.