Rotary Rudder Head

Rotary Rudder Heads are components used in the drive mechanisms of helicopter rotor blades. They are part of the supply class Helicopter Rotor Blades, Drive Mechanisms And Components, which falls under the supply group Aerospace Craft Components And Accessories.

The rotary rudder head is responsible for controlling the yaw movement of the helicopter. It is typically located at the tail of the helicopter and is connected to the rudder control system. When the pilot inputs a command to change the direction of the helicopter, the rotary rudder head translates that command into a movement of the rudder, which in turn changes the direction of the airflow and helps steer the helicopter.

The rotary rudder head is designed to withstand the forces and stresses encountered during flight. It is usually made of durable materials such as aluminum or titanium, and it is engineered to provide smooth and precise control over the helicopter's yaw movement.

Overall, the rotary rudder head is an essential component in the drive mechanism of helicopter rotor blades, allowing for precise control and maneuverability during flight.