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Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby hand in pants » Tue Mar 4 2003, 16:39

Does anyone have an electronic flight manual for a Bell 427.
Just doing some comparisons of aircraft.
PM me or just put it on here, either way is okay.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Lunar Contact » Tue Mar 4 2003, 23:12

HIP,
I can help you . Check your PM's

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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby hand in pants » Thu Mar 6 2003, 04:51

Just send you a PM.
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Livien » Wed Sep 5 2012, 17:01

Does anyone still have an flight manual of Bell 427?
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Rotorpilot » Mon Jul 29 2019, 23:22

Im interested in a copy as well if possible please?
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Twistgrip » Wed Jul 31 2019, 13:29

Have they received SPIFR certification? Essentially they are fatter 407 with two Pratt’s.

They were developed by Bell & Samsung Heavy Industries at the time to compete with the 109 and without too much success, then they developed the 429.

I hear a few operators trying to use them on fires these days.
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby bangequalsbad » Thu Aug 1 2019, 02:49

Twistgrip wrote:I hear a few operators trying to use them on fires these days.


Trying being the operative word :lol:

And may I suggest an edit to your description...
“A fatter, longer, heavier, thirsty, more complex version of the 407.”

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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Crusty » Thu Aug 1 2019, 23:37

240 ltrs per hr@ 85% TQ not thirsty at all at 140kts
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Hello Pilots » Fri Aug 2 2019, 01:22

Twistgrip wrote:Have they received SPIFR certification? Essentially they are fatter 407 with two Pratt’s.

They were developed by Bell & Samsung Heavy Industries at the time to compete with the 109 and without too much success, then they developed the 429.

I hear a few operators trying to use them on fires these days.


Saw one last season......doing Air Attack pop;
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby bangequalsbad » Sun Aug 4 2019, 00:51

Crusty wrote:240 ltrs per hr@ 85% TQ not thirsty at all at 140kts


Good luck doing anything useful on the fireline at 140kts *.

* Unless it's a Blackhawk. In that case...140kts just looks damn cool!

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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Fill-level » Sun Aug 4 2019, 03:05

bangequalsbad wrote:Good luck doing anything useful on the fireline at 140kts


You mean like transiting between fires....
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby bangequalsbad » Sun Aug 4 2019, 03:20

Fill-level wrote:
bangequalsbad wrote:Good luck doing anything useful on the fireline at 140kts


You mean like transiting between fires....


You mean like transiting back to base once you’re de-tasked...
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby NZHelo » Sun Aug 4 2019, 04:00

bangequalsbad wrote:
Fill-level wrote:
bangequalsbad wrote:Good luck doing anything useful on the fireline at 140kts


You mean like transiting between fires....


You mean like transiting back to base once you’re de-tasked...


De-tasked because a helicopter company that has red aircraft have undercut everybody or just because the fire is out? pop;
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby DUMMY » Sun Aug 4 2019, 05:59

NZHelo wrote:
bangequalsbad wrote:
Fill-level wrote:
You mean like transiting between fires....


You mean like transiting back to base once you’re de-tasked...


De-tasked because a helicopter company that has red aircraft have undercut everybody or just because the fire is out? pop;


Ouch.... yes and red just like their financials.
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby Crusty » Sun Aug 4 2019, 10:45

Comedians !
Really you don’t deserve a response!
BUT Obviously you haven’t done too much in the way of air attack, or if you have you never moved from one fire to 5 or 6 other fires in the one day with air attack supervisor or obs platform.
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Re: Bell 427 Flight Manual

Postby bangequalsbad » Sun Aug 4 2019, 11:20

Crusty wrote:Comedians !
Really you don’t deserve a response!
BUT Obviously you haven’t done too much in the way of air attack, or if you have you never moved from one fire to 5 or 6 other fires in the one day with air attack supervisor or obs platform.

:D
Yeah, no fires ever got put out going 90 in a Jet Ranger.
Nothing like an air attack rushing around 5 or 6 other fires to really let the one your supposed to be watching get going again.
pop;
And I thought we were slagging the 427 not other companies?

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