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Hendrik_2000

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Those are tracks for moving helicopters in and out of hangars. The towing mechanism is embedded beneath the deck surface. You basically hook a helicopter to it through the gap. The mechanism then moves along the tracks, dragging the helicopter into hangar or moving it out to the takeoff spot.
It is not only dragging in and out of the hangar
I found the company it already sold to Curtis wright here is the system call RAST
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by78

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It is not only dragging in and out of the hangar
I found the company it already sold to Curtis wright here is the system call RAST
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No, you're still not getting it. Those rails are for dragging helicopters in or out of the hangar. Period. That RAST system you are talking about is an additional piece of equipment for assisting helicopters in landing in rough sea states where the landing deck is bobbing up and down too much for a safe and unassisted landing. The rails and the RAST system are two different things. The RAST system works with the existing rails by hooking up to the embedded towing mechanism AFTER it guides the helicopter to a safe landing in rough seas.
 

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No, you're still not getting it. Those rails are for dragging helicopters in or out of the hangar. Period. That RAST system you are talking about is an additional piece of equipment for assisting helicopters in landing in rough sea states where the landing deck is bobbing up and down too much for a safe and unassisted landing. The rails and the RAST system are two different things. The RAST system works with the existing rails by hooking up to the embedded towing mechanism AFTER it guides the helicopter to a safe landing in rough seas.
Why do you always seem to use such deregative language. 78.? ...:.[No you're still not getting it!] Why don't you be a bit polite.. such as...well there is another aspect, have you thought of it?

You heavily criticised xyqq because he posted nice pics and your bloody nose is out of joint! You frequently occupy web space by saying and posting.....'lost images' or 'reposting lost images'

You do post some good pics or scanned from mags, but you should also be respectful to other members!
 

by78

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Why do you always seem to use such deregative language. 78.? ...:.[No you're still not getting it!] Why don't you be a bit polite.. such as...well there is another aspect, have you thought of it?

You heavily criticised xyqq because he posted nice pics and your bloody nose is out of joint! You frequently occupy web space by saying and posting.....'lost images' or 'reposting lost images'

You do post some good pics or scanned from mags, but you should also be respectful to other members!

Are you done whinging? By the same token, maybe I should ask why you are so sensitive and prone to tantrums. SDF isn't a kindergarten, and I'm not here to babysit oversensitive children. In other words, grab a pacifier if you feel like crying your eyes out. Since I don't really feel like responding to your same old, endlessly incessant whining, allow me to just cut-and-pate my previous reply. Please do read it this time and make an effort to understand it:

It goes without saying that I'm not perfect, but could you at least furnish some examples of my repeat-postings of images (out of thousands I have posted) before accusing me of being a habitual offender? :D

Now seriously, whatever errors I have made, I don't come close to matching your carelessness, as seen here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here, among other examples. Alarmingly, you also have trouble telling CGIs and poorly photoshopped images from the real thing, as seen here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

Even more amazingly, you couldn't even tell the Japanese military from the Chinese military!

(To be continued due to the character limit per post...)
 
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by78

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(Continued from above...)

Although I'm far from being perfect, I'm neither incorrigible nor hard of hearing unlike a certainly someone, who despite repeated pleadings from fellow members against posting low-quality images from Sina and animated GIFs (as seen here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here), continues carrying on as if he's too good for advice, as seen here, here, and here, among very many others examples.

Furthermore, I don't have nearly the same difficulty as you do in following the very simple forum rule that prohibits hot-linking images. Despite being repeatedly warned by others (as seen here, here, here, here, here, and here) and despite @Deino having taught you how to upload images to SDF server directly, you continue to hot-link images (as seen here, here, here, here, here, and here).

Lastly, despite being a mean-spirited child, I am at least aware that SDF is not a fanboy forum. SDF a sanctuary that adheres to higher standards of accuracy and eschews immature behavior. In other words, members here have generally gotten over ourselves and our egos, which means we do not take feedback from fellow members as personal insults. In other words, we do not throw temper tantrums whenever others point out our mistakes or give constructive criticism, unlike a certain someone, as evidenced here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here.

If you think you're too exalted for the lowly SDF and its idiotic rules and meddling members, then consider the constellation of fanboy alternatives out there, some of which must be able to meet your exacting standards.

P.S. I think you should take your own advice: grow up!
 

Hendrik_2000

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No, you're still not getting it. Those rails are for dragging helicopters in or out of the hangar. Period. That RAST system you are talking about is an additional piece of equipment for assisting helicopters in landing in rough sea states where the landing deck is bobbing up and down too much for a safe and unassisted landing. The rails and the RAST system are two different things. The RAST system works with the existing rails by hooking up to the embedded towing mechanism AFTER it guides the helicopter to a safe landing in rough seas.

No you are amateur and you didn't get it. Rast system is integrated with the rail But not sure if China has it So rail is only part of the system They are not different I see the system with my own eyes and the guy explain it to me I didn't get the job but interesting interview
The Helicopter pulled by the wire
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The wire captured by the bogey
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The bogey drag it to the hangar
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by78

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No you are amateur and you didn't get it. Rast system is integrated with the rail But not sure if China has it So rail is only part of the system They are not different I see the system with my own eyes and the guy explain it to me I didn't get the job but interesting interview

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Sigh... you still don't get it. Your original question was this, and I quote: "What is [sic] those rail [sic]". You asked about the rails and the rails only, to which I and others replied that they are for helicopter handling. Any supposed or potential add-ons are entirely tangential, so don't blame me when you couldn't even phrase your question correctly, amateur!

Furthermore, in a subsequent post, you said, "Rast system is integrated with the rail But not sure if China has it". So there, you just admitted that RAST is separate from the rails, albeit you only understood this fact on a subconscious level.

But wait, there's more! Amazingly, you didn't even watch or understand the
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you had shared. At 0:49 mark, it clearly shows the guide cable being extracted from below-deck through a hole. Later on in the video (2:23 mark), it clearly shows the guide cable is connected to a hydraulic servo below deck. Neither the guide cable nor the servo is related or connected to the rails. In an ironic twist, your own video conclusively disproves your point. I'd never thought you'd be so amateurish as to hand me the rope with which to hang you, but that's exactly what you did! This is all rather embarrassingly amateurish of you, don't you think?

And speaking of amateurism, where are those production WS-15 engines you were so breathlessly harping on about in 2018? Yeah, I thought so. You seem to have great difficulty with basic comprehension, which explains why you didn't get the job at the "helicopter arresting wire" company because that company has high standards for janitorial positions. I know that because I own the company. On the internet I'm a 'yuge' industrialist with sprawling business interests spanning several planetary systems. So tell me, where else have you interviewed? Have you tried seeking employment with my terraforming or astroid mining companies? I'll put in a good word for you; you might even be put in charge of dispensing urinal cakes.

Please feel free to indulge us further with tales of your exploits, because on the internet,
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P.S. I suggest that you give it a rest, Mr. Amateur, before you embarrass yourself any further. :D:D
 
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