Swappable Steerable Nose gear

by Eric Herman | May 15, 2013 | (5) Posted in Projects

Here is a sneak peak at the steerable nose gear that I am uploading a build video of right now.  I'll update the article when the video is uploaded and approved. Let me know if you have any questions. Here are the plans: Steerable nose gear plans 

PDF plans

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COMMENTS

Bjarkix2 on May 18, 2013

Really nice build!, spring loaded as well :)
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sailorJohn on May 18, 2013
Nice build ,now tie it to your rudder servo. The little brass pieces are eyelets can be found at fabric stores, a good source of sticky back Velcro by the yard. You've given me a good idea on how to improve on the steering arm.
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Eric Herman on May 23, 2013
Thanks, I have it tied into my rudder on my twin boom plane and it works great! I just put this actual one on a 6 pound cargo plane that is in the works right now. Maiden flight to come soon, but looks like it will work well.
How are you improving on the steering arm? I am curious because there must be a simpler way without buying one.
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Buk on May 20, 2013
The is nothing visible on page one of your document except numbers. I am viewing it in OpenOffice. BTW, great idea.

-Buk
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Eric Herman on May 23, 2013
I posted a pdf of the plans, I hope they work for you better. The formers should all be 1.5 inches wide if the scale is off.
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mjk11166 on August 12, 2015
Thanks for sharing... Awesome job. I just ordered my Big Guinea after flying the Mini Guinea this past Saturday. I really enjoy the flight characteristics.
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Swappable Steerable Nose gear