Prestige Helicopters Financing

All Robinson recommended procedures are followed.

We all know vibration is the enemy, Prestige has the expertise to do something about it.

Prestige Helicopters uses Chadwick Helmuth
Balancer / Analyzer equipment

Helicopter Applications.
• Smart Chart main rotor track & balance.
• Tail rotor track and balance.
• Tail rotor shaft balance.
• Engine vibration analysis.
• High speed shaft balance.
• Vibration absorber check & adjustment.
• Data collection for trend monitoring.
• Stand alone operation for "random" balance point, spectrum, or other measurements.

Prestige Helicopters supports all of these capabilities, and track & balance procedures can be carried out at the location of your choice.

Bugs, Paint wear, normal stress and dirt build up all conspire against your balance. Even normal seating of bearings and properly torqued components settle into different balance issues. Have your machine rebalanced frequently, and you'll notice the feel, but you'll love the reduced parts replacement.

Dynamic Propeller Balancing.
Propellers, spinners, crankshafts and other dynamic components are manufactured to strict tolerances.
However, due to centrifugal force, aerodynamic loading and individual component tolerances some residual "out of balance" can be present.
It has been determined that dynamic trim balance can correct such "out of balance" and results in significantly lower vibration levels. Because the vibration caused by an out of balance propeller is low to medium frequency, typically in the 15-45 Hz range, it is often felt throughout the airframe, usually at a lower amplitude than exists at the engine.
All propellers can benefit from dynamic balance. When properly executed the balance has both short and long term benefits.
In the short term, there is usually an immediate reduction in the noise and vibration "feel" in the cabin.
Long term benefits are a reduction in the cycle fatigue of airboxes, exhaust stacks, radio equipment, sheet metal and cowling cracking and a reduction in wear of controls linking fixed portions of the airframe with the engine (i.e. RPM control, carburetor, and mixture linkages).