1991 Bell 412HP
Description
The Bell 412HP is an advanced four-bladed, twin-engine, medium-lift utility helicopter. It was developed by Bell Helicopter as the latest version of the Bell 412, which has been in production since the mid-1970s. The 412HP features a more powerful engine, a high-performance rotor system, and an advanced avionics suite. It is capable of carrying up to 12 passengers and a pilot, and has a range of up to 500 nautical miles. The 412HP is widely used by military, law enforcement, and civilian operators around the world for a variety of missions.
Features
- Total Time: 15810 hrs
- Avionics
- Dual VHF COMM - Bendix King KTR-908
- Dual NAV/VOR/ILS/GS/MB - Bendix King KNR 634
- ADF - Bendix King KDF-608
- Intercom system - Andrea A-301-6W
- Weather & mapping radar - Bendix King RDR-14500C
- Radio altimeter - Sperry AA-300
- Transponder - Bendix King KXP 756
- DME - Bendix King KDM-706
- CVR - Fairchild FA 2100
- GPS - Garmin GPS 165
- Autopilot with flight director - Sperry SHZ-412 Integrated flight control system
- Features/Options
- Windshield demisting system
- Sliding cabin doors
- Auxiliary fuel tank provisions
- SX-16 Nightsun mount
- Cargo hook provisions
- Hoist provisions
- First aid kit
- Dual controls
- Underwater locator beacon
- Searchlight provisions
- Cabin heating and ventilation
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