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HH-65 Dolphin

Console has to stay low to view helicopter over the top.

this causes the handles to be low

Operation: 

Finding helicopter at rest on pad or 5 foot translucent blue field and propeller not spinning. 6" x 9" flatscreen reveals point of view of the helicopter in it's present orientation

1. •pilot arrives and reviews the simple to understand controls on console
   

2. 

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1. 1. ◦Right handle:
      

   1. ■push forward or backward to cause helicopter to move around the field in clockwise or counterclockwise motion
      

   1. ■the rotation is caused by a motor rotating the center pylon. (helicopter does not move forward or backward under air power of the craft
      

   2. ■Rotate the craft left and right to be able to point to targets (by twisting the handle)
      

   1. ■the rotation is caused by a motor rotating the center pylon. (helicopter does not move forward or backward under air power of the craft
      

1. 1. ◦Left Handle
      

   1. ■Altitude:  push forward  or backward to increase the RPMs of the helicopter which has a real 4 blade propeller
      

   2. ■Fire Button: the top of the handle has a button to trigger a red Laser mounted in the Helicopters nose Search light
      

1. •the pilot decides on target to hit and maneuvers the crafts altitude and orientation

1. •Pilot  increases RPMs of of the craft pushing the left handle forward
   

2. •once airborne the pilot tests the controls and the crafts reactions.
   

1. •the Pilot also notices the 6" x 9" screen in his console is showing what the  "Helicopter Pilot" see via a camera mounted on the craft
   

1. •once the pilot is sure he has the target in the cross hairs of the camera he hits the button on the top of the left handle firing a laser which when hitting the target properly registers a confirmation signal

1. 1. ◦when firing the trigger there is a sound effect accompanying
      

   2. ◦when a target is successfully hit the signal light on top of the console blinks for 3 seconds and a sound effect accompanies.
      

   3. ◦no counter or time clock is suggested to keep track

1. •two gauges on console react as if registering information of the craft but are not. just effects 
   

1. ◦may be able to have gauges reflect actual information if found it can be done cost effectively.

SKETCHUP MODEL

10.5.12

ORIGINAL REFERENCE

Below are the components received from the Helicopter Technician and a rough idea of design intent

IMG 1 Transmitter for Onboard Camera

i have seen the camera working transmitting and viewing on Jim’s Lap top.

IMG 2 Back of Control Panel Screen

Three Screens:

1. 1.Large screen reflects the on board camera
   

2. 2.randomly Generated video of meaningless data stored on chip
   

3. 3.randomly Generated video of meaningless data stored on chip
   

i do not know what the other board is for

IMG 3 Back of Control Panel Screen

IMG 4 UNKNOWN BAORD

IMG 4 FRONT of Control Panel Screen

IMG group 6 PROPELLER MOTOR and X,Y AXIS SERVO component

I believe these are the replacements of the Helicopter that went messing on site

IMG 7 Misc parts ( Helicopter Coupling arm, Target Light, etc)

IMG group 8 Misc parts ( Helicopter parts orientation )

I believe these are the replacements of the Helicopter that went messing on site

IMG 10 ??? May be for Generator......

IMG 11 ???

IMG 12 ???

IMG 13 ???

Further Notes:

1. •    i believe the Targets are already mounted on site
   

2. •    i don’t know where the Joysticks are. i believe they may be on the Console on site, but have not confirmed.  (as i am just seeing what came from Jim i didn’t know what he took or left on site.