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Old 11th Oct 2023, 02:44
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Originally Posted by AeroAmigo
I don’t know how to explain it, but I think it looks ugly on the ground but beautiful and graceful in the air. Make of that what you will
I know what you mean. They fixed it with the H160C update



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Old 11th Oct 2023, 07:51
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Originally Posted by Tickle
I know what you mean. They fixed it with the H160C update



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Haha this made me laugh probably more than it should have. I suppose a tail wheel would be great for protecting the fenestron from ground strikes
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Old 11th Oct 2023, 18:21
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Originally Posted by AeroAmigo
I don’t know how to explain it, but I think it looks ugly on the ground but beautiful and graceful in the air. Make of that what you will
The H160 seems very large (much larger than expected) in person on the ground. The H160 (and also the H175 to a lesser degree) seem very tall and almost top heavy. But like AeroAmigo said, it looks much better in the air.
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Old 12th Oct 2023, 09:29
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Originally Posted by Tickle
I know what you mean. They fixed it with the H160C update



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That looks quite nice

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Old 18th Nov 2023, 11:14
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Hey regular H160 fans! Still no HOGE charts to share? It'll be just our little secret...
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Old 20th Nov 2023, 13:51
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Originally Posted by Phoinix
Hey regular H160 fans! Still no HOGE charts to share? It'll be just our little secret...
They are only available in the e-RFM, which is an App, so not even charts per se, but output values from the variable inputs.
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Old 7th Dec 2023, 15:51
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TCCA Certification

Airbus H160 certified in Canada
https://verticalmag.com/press-releas...certification/
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Old 7th Dec 2023, 19:31
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Any news from the boys n girls flying the machine in warmer climes?
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Old 7th Dec 2023, 21:36
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Originally Posted by Tatischeff
I hope customers do these kind of calculations without waiting to have 2 finished machines ready to be delivered

I carried out some “due diligence” in this respect on a particular airframe that came up for sale and discovered that it had apparently been flying with its first owner for two years with the C of G over 4” outside the aft limit!

This made no sense whatsoever. I suggested the aircraft was re-weighed and discovered that the factory figures in the tech log were very much incorrect. Having done that and re-calculated, the actual C of G was actually right in the centre of the envelope.

No harm done but it just shows that no one else had bothered to actually check the weight and balance, even at the factory.
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Old 8th Dec 2023, 08:05
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Originally Posted by ShyTorque
I carried out some “due diligence” in this respect on a particular airframe that came up for sale and discovered that it had apparently been flying with its first owner for two years with the C of G over 4” outside the aft limit!

This made no sense whatsoever. I suggested the aircraft was re-weighed and discovered that the factory figures in the tech log were very much incorrect. Having done that and re-calculated, the actual C of G was actually right in the centre of the envelope.

No harm done but it just shows that no one else had bothered to actually check the weight and balance, even at the factory.
When our first 175’s were weighed by our own engineers on arrival the CofG figures were found to be different to the AH supplied figures. Fortunately in our favour as it bought the CofGs forward.
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Old 21st Dec 2023, 10:40
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Swashplate Bearing AD - the fun starts
EASA AD H160B
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