r 44 ravens on ag work
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r 44 ravens on ag work
anyone know of any r44 ravens on ag work around the world. if so what sort of weight or litres are they able to lift.. are they similair to a jetranger in lift ability?.
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hey kiwi,
I flew a R22 with the DTM-3 Apollo System for half a season, excelent system and ship - 40 US-gal in the tank, but you easy fly an hour without refuel on every stop (like with the Bell 47 - Soloy I flew at the same time....)
There is the same system on the market for the R44, carries 80 US-gal. in the tank - DTM-4 Apollo. I do not know whether it has an emergency drop or not. The small system didnīt.
Check out the following sites:
http://www.heliflite.com.au/Servic.html
They distribute the system in OZ.
http://www.airwolf.com/
The small system
At 80 US-gal. you should also be able to fly at least an hour without refueling on the DTM-4.
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I flew a R22 with the DTM-3 Apollo System for half a season, excelent system and ship - 40 US-gal in the tank, but you easy fly an hour without refuel on every stop (like with the Bell 47 - Soloy I flew at the same time....)
There is the same system on the market for the R44, carries 80 US-gal. in the tank - DTM-4 Apollo. I do not know whether it has an emergency drop or not. The small system didnīt.
Check out the following sites:
http://www.heliflite.com.au/Servic.html
They distribute the system in OZ.
http://www.airwolf.com/
The small system
At 80 US-gal. you should also be able to fly at least an hour without refueling on the DTM-4.
3top
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