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Jerry O'Neill
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Anybody know what Sikorsky these collectives might have come off of?
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Hi Jerry,

Part numbers S16 are used on the S-58/H-34 series
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no clue :(

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What is the difference between a "collective" and "collectible"? The "collective" term is not one I have heard previously in this context (the term is usually used in the context of human organizations.

According to my dictionary at least, there does not appear to be a distinction between "collectible" and "collectable".

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The "collective" is one of the three main Helo control elements. It is a lever on the side that controls the amount of lift by changing the main rotor's angle.

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[url]The "collective" is one of the three main Helo control elements. It is a lever on the side that controls the amount of lift by changing the main rotor's angle.

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Wow, my mistake! I was thinking that "collective" was an improvised term for "collectible." I am now just a tad smarter!

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