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Old 13th June 2006 | 11:52
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G'day, has anyone out there have any low downs (run cost, fuel burn) the plus's & info on the 333 please. Cheers
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Old 13th June 2006 | 13:39
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They are never in the air long enough for the costs to be a concern ! !

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Old 14th June 2006 | 03:44
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http://www.aerospace-technology.com/projects/model333/

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Old 14th June 2006 | 13:39
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In some research we did while looking for a new aircraft it seems to boil down to this. The 333 burns fuel like a Jet Ranger, MX costs halfway between a JR and an R44. So you can roughly figure based on that. Somewhere I have a spreadsheet that sorted it all out, if I find it I'll let you know.

The 333 is really a niche platform - great for utility- patrol, survey, photo, video, light hook work, rides, and turbine training/IFR training. However to carry passengers any distance, you're better off with an R44 or 206, depending on your requirements.
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Old 15th June 2006 | 02:36
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The last I heard the San Antonio, Texas Police department uses them. They were fairly happy with them the last I heard, which was some time ago.

Conklin and De Decker have pretty good products for operating cost evaluation. Well the worth the expense if you're seriously looking.

http://www.conklindd.com/
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Old 19th June 2006 | 15:04
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Try talking to TAMS they operate five in the uk, and also operate JR's
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