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25 OCT 2010 R66 Maintenance Manual Chapter 18 Track and Balance Page 18.3
18-11 Preparing Helicopter for Main Rotor Track and Balance
NOTE
Use the following track & balance procedures in conjunction with
approved equipment manufacturer’s balancing instructions.
CAUTION
Cable security is critical; helicopter will be flown at V
NE
.
1. Perform swashplate and rotor hub inspection per Section 5-45. Inspect tail rotor rod
ends and elastomeric bearings per Sections 5-33 and 5-34.
2. Clean main and tail rotor blades per Section 20-10. Install main rotor blade target tape
per Figure 18-1.
3. Refer to Figure 18-1. Using appropriate hardware, attach brackets to vibration transducer
and attach assembly to F359-1 panel as shown. Remove removable controls.
4. Install magnetic pickup onto swashplate bracket. Set (swashplate-mounted) interrupter-
to-pickup gap to 0.030 inch ± 0.010 inch and tighten pickup nuts against bracket.
Safety nuts using 0.020-inch diameter lockwire. Recheck gap.
5. Pull collective stick full up, push cyclic stick full left, and apply frictions. Connect proper
cable to magnetic pickup. Route cable down seam and to base of mast fairing, across
the cabin roof left side, and through the aft left door vent door. Attach the cable to the
fuselage using MS21919WDG3 clamps and existing fasteners, or secure cable every
12 inches with duct tape. Release control frictions and verify sufficient cable slack and
freedom of controls through full range of travel.
6. Connect proper cable to vibration transducer. Connect transducer, magnetic pickup,
and tracker or strobe cables to analyzer. If strobe light is used, battery power may be
accessed thru auxiliary power socket located on circuit breaker panel. Neatly stow and
secure excess cables.
7. Verify security of installation.

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