If you mean rotor blades, theoretically, only one (provided it is counterbalanced and moves fast enough). But you'll typically see two or more. Helicopters use more than one because it requires less rotor speed to get the same lift, and it also runs a lower risk of failure in the mechanical systems. Many rotocraft use four or five, and some up to six or seven blades. There are a few helicopters that use two main rotors, and they are counter rotating so that their torque cancels and a tail rotor is not necessary. But the mechanical complexity of these main rotor systems impinges on mechanical reliability.
In jets, speed boats, rockets, some helicopters
Some inventions that were created based on his principle was airplanes, helicopters, and hotair ballons.
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That is to warn birds so that large flock of birds do not fly into the power lines. Also helicopters.
Helicopters do not have any mirror on top of the rotor. Periscope mirror is equipped on some aircraft to have clear vision of runway to pilot.
Different helicopters have different landing gear. some just have skids, some have 3 wheels, some have 4.
The number of blades required is proportional to the amount of lift required. There are several factors that affect the amount of lift produced by rotor blades. They are the shape of the air foil, the rotational speed, the angle of attack, the length of the rotor blades, and the strength of the blades. All of these have practical limits. Adding an additional blade helps keep all these parameters within practical limits.
Huey, Wessex, Sea King, Merlin, Blackhawk are some of the best.
The alliteration for helicopters could be higher helicopters or heavy helicopters
there are some planes designed so that the wings are made of propellor blades so that it rises straight up of the ground, but the differemce is that its still called a plane, not a helicopter
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Yes, some opt to use helicopters for crop dusting.
Helicopters can land where airplanes cannot.
Some large helicopters use 'drogue and hose' refuelling
On most helicopters, the main rotor turns in a clockwise motion. If you were sitting in the cockpit looking out the front, the rotor blades would swing from the left side 'round the front to the right side. French made helicopters are the exception, they rotate the opposite direction, which can cause some confusion for the pilot if they are not prepared.
Not really. There are helicopters the reduce noice significantly but all helicopters make some noise. largely due to their engines. This is esspecially the case if they are powered by turbine engines. The blades that cut through the air also make some noise There was a helicopter that was built during Vietnam that made very little noise due to extensive modifications. It was called the OH-6 "Loach." It was used for special ops missions see this link http://www.airspacemag.com/military-aviation/16047922.HTML
Helicopters is for special military use and airplanes are only for transportation.