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Old 15th December 2018 | 17:35
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Used Ibal on Ipad for the past 4 years.
Email it back to base and the copy is there for the record if required
Available online for a small fee.
Too easy.
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Old 15th December 2018 | 17:58
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Used Ibal on Ipad for the past 4 years.
Email it back to base and the copy is there for the record if required
Available online for a small fee.
Too easy.
Excellent, thanks
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Old 13th February 2019 | 11:03
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Hi guys,

Does anyone have a training manual for Bk117 C2 older than 2006 version which can be shared?? It would be really helpfully!!

thanks in advance!!
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Old 3rd March 2019 | 15:25
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5 bladed H145 at HAI 2019 Atlanta

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Old 3rd March 2019 | 16:07
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D3? Worlds worst kept secret? It has been on the cards for years. Flying since 2006?

Been watching it fly around for the last couple of weeks. Certainly less noise for sure.

I guess Airbus Helicopters is not one of Ned's clients with Heli Ops? Stealing their thunder?
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Old 4th March 2019 | 13:05
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Wonder how much the extra cost will offset from the D2....for operators in this case.

https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/pres...expo-2019.html

I will have a closer look when they let us into the exhibition hall lol so open and here are my photos above.
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Old 4th March 2019 | 21:57
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5 bladed H145 at HAI 2019 Atlanta

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First discussed here by skadi on 27th April 2006, post no. 79
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Old 5th March 2019 | 06:45
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From 2010:

Originally Posted by Phoinix
According to EC personnel, that 5 bladed rotor isn't going anywhere near the new 145.
Mmh...

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Old 5th March 2019 | 08:44
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More details about the latest 5-Blade version here:

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Old 5th March 2019 | 12:47
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Originally Posted by skadi
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Mmh...

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I know, right?!
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Old 6th March 2019 | 00:32
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wonder what happened the last time Airbus added a blade to an existing airframe?
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Old 6th March 2019 | 14:59
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Numpty,

Living up to your tag there?
They will be fine so long as they never put the MGB on the back of an Aussie truck!
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Old 7th March 2019 | 08:00
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Numpty,

Living up to your tag there?
They will be fine so long as they never put the MGB on the back of an Aussie truck!
Good to see that you think that was the root cause. Why are the aircraft that have boxes that haven't been involved in RTA's not flying, or more precise not approved for use by O&G majors?
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Old 7th March 2019 | 18:54
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I see "irony" hasn't quite got to Australia yet!
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Old 28th August 2019 | 15:22
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2nd High Five flies

https://www.airbus.com/newsroom/pres...en-flight.html
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Old 31st August 2019 | 15:21
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Originally Posted by skadi
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Mmh...

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When I did the math, it just proved that Didi was spot on, but the marketing decisions are not up to the test pilot... They offer increased GM of 3.800kg for 145D2 and D3, but they had to sell D3 somehow. So it comes as "standard" 3.800 kg GM with the upgraded "rotor" model.

It is a smoother ride, but that is it. No performance upgrade according to the AH brochure charts.

From AH brochure (same airframe configuration):


AH D2 and D3 brochure info... not as advertised.

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Old 22nd February 2020 | 05:27
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Anyone flown with this newly offered H145 SB - passive anti vibration device (SARIB) - yet? Would be interesting to know if it really makes such a big difference as they claim (58% reduction!?).

Long nights with the NVG mounted really do take its toll in this otherwise great aircraft
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Old 22nd February 2020 | 06:18
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Originally Posted by eivissa
Anyone flown with this newly offered H145 SB - passive anti vibration device (SARIB) - yet? Would be interesting to know if it really makes such a big difference as they claim (58% reduction!?).

Long nights with the NVG mounted really do take its toll in this otherwise great aircraft
yepp, we have the first H145 fitted.
Its slightly better, but some complain about their feet feeling numb, cause of the different vibrations between body and feet touching the floor.
Our Union made Tests together with an university and had some remarkable findings about work safety and times, which shouldn’t be exceeded while flying NVG in an H145
With Sarib longer times are actually possible- but only on the vibration side.
Bending muscles out of the normal operating range while looking down hasn’t been taken in account yet
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Old 23rd February 2020 | 19:52
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Originally Posted by eivissa
Anyone flown with this newly offered H145 SB - passive anti vibration device (SARIB) - yet? Would be interesting to know if it really makes such a big difference as they claim (58% reduction!?).

Long nights with the NVG mounted really do take its toll in this otherwise great aircraft
Simply a question about measuring methods, measuring points and frequency range and not about personal feelings.
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Old 24th February 2020 | 09:53
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Video of folks who have experienced it.
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