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T/R
(redirected from tail rotor)

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T/RTransceiver
T/RTransmit/Receive
T/RTransmitter/Receiver (also seen as TR)
T/RThanks and regards
T/RTail Rotor (helicopter)
T/RTip/Ring
T/RTrust Receipt
T/RTransmission/Reflection
T/RTransportation Request
T/RTop of Rail
T/RThrust Reverse
T/RTangential/Radial (wood movement (swelling) ratio due to seasonal humidity changes)


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It features a larger, enhanced engine, upgraded tail rotor, and improved glass cockpit.
American forces press service (July 19, 2006): Army moving toward ... by Miles, Donna / Defense AT & L
He was piloting the helicopter that was rushing an 11-year-old car crash victim to the hospital when the chopper's tail rotor broke off, killing the girl, two paramedics and a helicopter crew member.
MAPPING SYSTEM PREDICTS FIRE PATH PILOT DEVELOPS NEW TECHNOLOGY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Grease can also leak from the tail rotor and the intermediate gearbox breather top and fill port.
Overfilling is overboard by PS, the Preventive Maintenance Monthly
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