Rotary Theory Text Books
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I speak from experience as a CPL(H).
Renown Aussie instructors tend to write their own theory books, like Ron Newman's Helicopters Will Take You Anywhere or Mike Becker's Helicopter Handbook. International authors go into a little more detail, like Shawn Coyle's Cyclic and Collective or Ray Prouty's Helicopter Aerodynamics. They're all good.
Renown Aussie instructors tend to write their own theory books, like Ron Newman's Helicopters Will Take You Anywhere or Mike Becker's Helicopter Handbook. International authors go into a little more detail, like Shawn Coyle's Cyclic and Collective or Ray Prouty's Helicopter Aerodynamics. They're all good.
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Wagtendonk is quite good on the theory side if not a trifle dry. The others tend to put more flesh on the bones.
No equivalent of Tait except the Ozzies I mentioned.
No equivalent of Tait except the Ozzies I mentioned.
