1988 Bell 412HP Twin Huey
Description
The Bell 412HP (also known as the Twin Huey) is a four-bladed, twin-engine, medium-lift helicopter. It is manufactured by Bell Helicopter, a subsidiary of Textron. The Bell 412HP is a development of the Bell 212, and is used for transport, search and rescue, and other utility operations. It can seat up to 12 passengers and can reach a maximum speed of 150 knots (278 km/h). It is powered by two Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T-3D turboshaft engines, and has a range of 412nmi (463mi; 745km) with an endurance of 3 hours. It is equipped with a four-axis autopilot, state-of-the-art avionics, and dual digital flight control systems. The Bell 412HP is also equipped with a cargo hook and an external hoist.
Features
- Total Time: 9714 hrs
- Avionics
- Honeywell VXP Vibration Monitoring System
- ELT - Artex C406-2HM
- GPS - Garmin GPS 296
- Transponder - Bendix King KXP 756
- Satellite communication - Iridium 9505A
- Audio Panel - ARC A301-6W
- Weather Radar - Garmin MX20-701
- ADF Control Panel - Bendix King AFS-586
- VHF COMM - Bendix King KTR908
- FM COMM - Techsonic TFM-138B/G
- HF COMM - HF950, KTR953
- GPS - Garmin 165
- Altitude Encoder - KEA-129/5035P2-P44
- Satellite Tracker - Skynet S100
- Flight Director - Sperry FZ-702
- VHF Control Panel - Bendix King KFS-598
- DME - Bendix King KD1522
- Public Address
- Features/Options
- Copilot instruments
- Two (2) cabin fire extinguishers
- Two (2) crew life jackets
- Windshield de-misting system
- Searchlight
- HEEL
- Sliding cabin doors
- Underwater locator beacon
- Cargo hook provisions
- Emergency float gear
- First aid kit
- Dual controls
- Strobe lights
- Auxiliary fuel tank provisions
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