Sikorsky Rascal JUH-60A
The RASCAL JUH-60A is a research and technology demonstrator aircraft developed by the U.S. Army and NASA as an airborne laboratory. RASCAL stands for Rotorcraft Aircrew Systems Concepts Airborne Laboratory. The base platform is a UH-60A. The aircraft has been used in investigations of advanced, integrated control concepts for achieving high levels of agility and maneuverability, and guidance technologies, employing computer/sensor-aiding, designed to assist the pilot during low-altitude flight in conditions of limited visibility. Source: “Rotorcraft In-Flight Simulation Research at NASA Ames Research Center: A Review of the 1980's and plans for the 1990’s”, Aiken, Edwin W., Hindson, William S., Lebacqz, J. Victor, Denery, Dallas G., Eshow, Michelle M., NASA-TM-103873, Aug 01, 1991
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Sikorsky Rascal JUH-60A
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Sikorsky Rascal JUH-60A
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Sikorsky Rascal JUH-60A
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Forum Proceedings related to the Sikorsky Rascal JUH-60A
CH-53K Control Law Risk Reduction Flight Testing on the Rascal JUH-60A In-Flight Simulator
Aaron Greenfield, Stephen Kubik, Alex Faynberg, Jonathan Litwin, Steven Marzella, Vineet Sahasrabudhe, John Rucci, Christian Corry and Steve McCulley, Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.; Ed Pavelka, Matthew Rhinehart and Sean Roark, NAVAIR and Jay Fletcher and Carl Ott, US Army RDECOM
Current and Planned Capabilities of the NASA/Army Rotorcraft Aircrew Systems Concepts Airborne Laboratory (Rascal)
Jim Land and Cay Weitzman
This paper was not submitted in time to be included in the printed Proceedings.
Design and Flight Test of a Cable Angle/Rate Feedback Flight Control System for the Rascal JUH-60 Helicopter
Christina Ivler, Mark Tischler, Jay Fletcher and Carl Ott, US Army AFDD (AMRDEC) and J. David Powell, Stanford University
Development and Flight Testing of Flight Control Laws for Autonomous Operations Research on the Rascal JUH-60A
Marc Takahashi, US Army; Matthew Whalley, Jay Fletcher, Ernesto Moralez, Carl Ott and Michael Olmstead, US Army AFDD (AMRDEC) and Chad Goerzen and Gregory Schulein, San Jose State University
Flight Research Qualification of the Army/NASA Rascal Variable-Stability Helicopter
Moralez, Ernesto, III; Hindson, William S.; Frost, Chad R.; Tucker, George; Arterburn, David R.; Kalinowski, Kevin F.; Dones, Fernando
Flight Test Results for Autonomous Obstacle Field Navigation and Landing Site Selection on the Rascal JUH-60A
Chad Goerzen and Gregory Schulein, San Jose State University, Hoyt Burns and Bill Conrad, Burns Engineering, James Savage, U.S. Air Force, Matthew Whalley and Marc Takahashi and Jay Fletcher and Ernesto Moralez and LTC Carl Ott, U.S. Army
High Speed Canyon Flight: Obstacle Field Navigation Envelope Expansion on the Rascal JUH-60A Black Hawk
Chad L. Goerzen and Gregory J. Schulein, San Jose State University; Matthew S. Whalley, Marc D. Takahashi, M. Hossein Mansur, Carl R. Ott, Joseph S. Minor, US Army; James C. Savage, US Air Force; Hoyt N. Burns, Bill Conrad, H.N. Burns Engineering Corp
Rascal JUH-60A A Decade of Fly-By-Wire And Going Strong!!!
Jay W. Fletcher, US Army
UH-60M Upgrade Fly-By-Wire Flight Control Risk Reduction using the Rascal JUH-60A In-Flight Simulator
Arterburn, David; Cherepinsky, Igor; Driscoll, Joseph; Fletcher, Jay; Kalinowski, Kevin; Lusardi, Jeff; Mansur, Mohammadreza; Moralez, Ernesto; Morse, Channing; Robinson, Dwight
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