H - Orthologic

Let ABC be a triangle, P = H = X(4) and Q a point on the Euler line.

Denote:

Bc, Cb = the orthogonal projections of B, C on HC, HB, resp.

Qa = same to Q point of the triangle ABcCb.
Similarly Qb, Qc.

ABC, QaQbQc are orthologic.

For Q = G = X(2)
Orthologic center (ABC, QaQbQc) = G* = ?
Orthologic center (QaQbQc, ABC) = G** = G of orthic = X(51)

For Q = X(3) = O:
Orthologic centers = X(4) = H

Q = H = X(4)
Orthologic center (ABC, QaQbQc) = H* = X(3) = O
Orthologic center (QaQbQc, ABC) = H** = ?

For Q = N = X(5)
Orthologic center (ABC, QaQbQc) = N* = ?
Orthologic center (QaQbQc, ABC) = N** = ?

The locus of the orthologic center (QaQbQc, ABC) = Q**, as Q moves on the Euler line, is a line. (The line {4,51})
(OQ/OH = O**Q**/O**H**)

Locus of the orthologic center (ABC, QaQbQc) ?