£171,459
Localisation d'avion:Taylor, Texas, États-Unis
Information sur le vendeur
Voir les informations du vendeurGénéral
Année
1968
fabricant
Modèle
Etat
Occasion
Règles de vol
VFR
Description
I think I can claim to be the only professional helicopter salesperson who can say they’ve flown a 47G-3B-1 for a living... and it doesn’t feel that long ago! In the late ’90s, eking out a living in the Australian outback, my friends and I cut our teeth doing tourism and charter work in Bell 47s and KH1 variants. We didn’t know any better, but these days, I doubt the youngsters would be fearless enough to fly such an analogue aircraft. As the genus of the species “helicopter,” the Bell 47 comes with no engine governor, no trim system, no SCAS, and certainly no air conditioning—and you don’t really need them, since I can’t recall ever flying one with the doors on, even in the rain.
The Bell 47 builds the best helicopter pilots, with all your senses engaged and your brain and left hand constantly modulating the engine to keep rotor RPM in the green. Nothing, except perhaps a Brantly B2 (and who in their right mind would be seen in that?), will teach you more about flying helicopters and the intricate relationship between power available, RRPM, and airspeed than a Bell 47. You’ll learn to love the smell of AVGAS again, and later in life, a whiff of 100LL will bring back memories of trying to outrun trucks on the highway. A Bell 47 gives you more visibility than an F-16, and you can screw your neck around to inspect the stab bar and linkages while on the fly. The only negative is that your bald spot will remind you if you forget your hat in the truck.
Flying a Bell 47 is a joy—it’s engaging, raw, and feels like REAL flying. It will make you a superb pilot, able to transition into any other aircraft with a solid understanding of what really makes helicopters work.
Cellule
Temps total
10,125
Révision Robinson annuelle complété
1968
Notes sur la cellule
Stripped and painted in 2006. The paint looks the same today as it did when it was done.
Rotor
Temps restant de la lame du rotor principal
1080
Temps restant sur le moyeu du rotor principal
465
Temps restant sur la boîte de vitesse du rotor principal
600
Système anti-couple
Rotor arrière
Temps restant de la lame du rotor arrière
1902
Temps restant sur la boîte de vitesse du rotor arrière
678
Moteur
Engine 1 Make/Model
LYCOMING
Puissance du moteur
208.8 kW
Engine 1 Time
150 SMOH
Motes du moteur
150 hours TSO
Model: Lycoming VO-540-B1B (VO-540 series)
Type: 6-cylinder, air-cooled, horizontally-opposed, carbureted piston engine
Modifications/Conversions
Modifications/Convertions
Texas Sprag Mount
Upgraded Jasco Alternator
Airwolf External Oil Filter Kit
avionique
Flight Deck Manufacturer/Model
GARMIN
Avionique / radio
Garmin VHF Radio
Garmin Transponder
Moving Map.
Matériel supplémentaire
Commandes doubles
Oui
Équipement additionnel
Dual Controls
Extérieur
Année peinte
2006
Notes extérieures
Surprisingly immaculate... not that there is much cabin to repaint!
Intérieur
Année intérieure
2006
Configuration
Passenger
Nombre de sièges
3
Hublot
Oui
Notes intérieures
Leather seats in good condition with no money needed to be spent.
Coin Matt flooring
Statut d'inspection
Statut de l'inspection
Undergoing Annual Inspection
Navigable
Oui

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