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Old 22nd Nov 2018, 20:57
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Originally Posted by Evil Twin
I think I actually much preferred the name Marenco, Kopter feels like a name for the 12 year olds to me.
I AGREE !!!! Even Bell took their Helicopter word away from their new products and business name. Everything is becoming a 'Vertical Flight' world, so as to allow for machines to be developed by them that don't fit in the 'helicopter' designation.
Kopter just seems hard to say in a sentence if you are an average punter. Ummmm "I'm just going for a fly in the Kopter Helicopter!" ...........someone will think you've said it twice
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Old 23rd Nov 2018, 05:53
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Originally Posted by helihub

Looking at this photo I hope they’ll have a storage space for the ladder in order to refuel it!!
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Old 24th Nov 2018, 05:03
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Originally Posted by heliduck

Looking at this photo I hope they’ll have a storage space for the ladder in order to refuel it!!
Or you can use the skid steps like many other helicopters
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Old 27th Nov 2018, 07:41
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https://www.verticalmag.com/press-re...flight-trials/

The next phase of its helicopter development and certification program with its latest SH09 prototype number 3 (P3)
Fingers crossed...
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Old 27th Nov 2018, 11:24
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Originally Posted by heliduck

Looking at this photo I hope they’ll have a storage space for the ladder in order to refuel it!!
The filler cap appears to be lower down on the 3rd prototype...
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Old 27th Nov 2018, 12:56
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Originally Posted by 9Aplus
Fingers crossed...
Hello 9Aplus,
Given the material and human resources involved in the project, crossing your fingers is not realy necessary ! :
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Old 27th Nov 2018, 13:46
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@HH
Well,
not to many people really expecting SH09 certification
I am glad that you are on + side of the story....
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Old 27th Nov 2018, 15:13
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Originally Posted by 9Aplus
@HH
Well,
not to many people really expecting SH09 certification
I am glad that you are on + side of the story....
Why??????????
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Old 27th Nov 2018, 15:31
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No clue... I am on + side too,
expecting first certified SH09 to fly in 2020.


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Old 11th Dec 2019, 08:41
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SH09 on the way : Kopter Freezes SH09 Design http://www.ainonline.com/aviation-ne...es-sh09-design
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Old 3rd Feb 2023, 16:50
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And 4 years after, the certification is still just a dream... or nightmare for optimistic side of audience
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Old 3rd Feb 2023, 17:41
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Hello 9Aplus 🙂

things are still moving !
The Prototype number 4 has just received an Arriel 2K (Leonardo has decided to go Safran) and the final Prototype number 5 should fly this year.
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Old 4th Feb 2023, 13:40
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If you ask me...
to little, to late.
An realist can predict the success level of ex PZL Swidnik SW4
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Old 10th Mar 2023, 14:07
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Well,
the news =>

https://www.leonardo.com/en/press-re...rther-progress

PS bets, anyone?
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Old 6th Apr 2023, 17:54
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Originally Posted by 9Aplus

What are you betting on?
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Old 6th Apr 2023, 21:38
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On the story similar to AW609
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Old 7th Apr 2023, 21:40
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How many of these 50 pre-sales were sold by Marenco
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Old 12th Apr 2023, 22:52
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Originally Posted by 9Aplus
On the story similar to AW609
609 is a totally different story and if the regulations for it were already sorted out by FAA, it would be certified. Can't certify an aircraft that doesn't have regulations written for it yet!

09 seems to be getting there. People don't like them leaving the HTS900 for the Arriel but the 900 is having many problems. Partiuclarly with spares and support.

SW04 was different again. Mods to FAA certify it were all done on STC, an STC not owned by Leonardo. It all got out of control so Leo pulled the plug on the whole project. It really was butt ugly. I'm glad it never made it through.
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Old 30th Mar 2024, 12:11
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I just came across a brochure one of my colleagues passed on to me some years back, perhaps after returning from the Avalon airshow. Thought I would scan it and post here realising that more current info is probably provided on the Kopter website than this "Preliminary Technical Data".

It was also interesting to note that for HB-ZXB on cover of brochure, the horizontal stabiliser hangs below the tail boom, just as on Bell 505 and now also R44 and R66. But on side profile on reverse of brochure, the stabiliser is more integrated with the tail boom. I can see that is also the case on HB-ZXC, their third prototype. I wonder if that change in stabiliser attachment arrangement was always planned?



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