CHF - Merlin Mk 4
Quite some time ago I spent a great deal of time flying off ships in a helicopter that routinely carried quite a load over quite a distance.
I'm sure the same unit still does so from time-to-time using their carefully modified fleet of highly effective aircraft. Amazing what can be done with a little thinking.
I'm sure the same unit still does so from time-to-time using their carefully modified fleet of highly effective aircraft. Amazing what can be done with a little thinking.
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'Amazing what can be done with a little thinking'
...and a shed load of money which UK PLC doesn't have.
Get over it guys. CHF now has Merlin. Is it perfect? No.
Will CHF make the best of the aircraft as they have with the clapped out SK4? Yes.
...and a shed load of money which UK PLC doesn't have.
Get over it guys. CHF now has Merlin. Is it perfect? No.
Will CHF make the best of the aircraft as they have with the clapped out SK4? Yes.
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I've seen pictures of green Merlins with imaging cameras on them, and some merlins without them. Will this be implemented to them all? Is it used to increase the capabilities of the Merlin eg reccie, and who operates the camera, is it the second pilot ?
Nothing wrong with the grey cabs per se and if you can't fold the head and tail, then it's not living easily on Argus. Had forgotten the interim was the "spare" eight folding heads on Mk3s.
I think it's probably to do with lifting potential Ebola cases on stretchers shoulder high to get them in the door, as opposed to walking up a ramp. Not a case of suitable / unsuitable, more which is going to be less of an embu88erance.
I think it's probably to do with lifting potential Ebola cases on stretchers shoulder high to get them in the door, as opposed to walking up a ramp. Not a case of suitable / unsuitable, more which is going to be less of an embu88erance.