This 1978 Bell 212 is a utility-configured twin-engine turbine helicopter with 17,380 total hours and 36,402 landings on its airframe. Powered by dual Pratt & Whitney PT6T-3B engines, the left engine shows 5,069 hours since overhaul with 46,412 cycles, while the right engine has 3,670 hours remaining before reaching its 4,000-hour TBO. The aircraft features a versatile mission setup with cargo sling provisions, float provisions, hoist capability, and DART landing gear, supporting a 2-crew/9-passenger configuration with a max takeoff weight of 11,199 lbs and basic empty weight of 6,397 lbs.
The avionics suite includes a TNL2100 GPS, dual...
GPS
TNL2100 - GPS
Comms
KNR 905 - VHF/FM KNR x2, HF FM NAT
Autopilot
Auto Pilot Yes
Weather
Bendix RDR 1400 - Weather Radar with Beacon Mode RDR
ADS-B Out
KXP750 - ATC Transponder
PFD
Tarsyn - Gyro Magnetic Compass x2
MFD
Standby Compass x2
EMS/EIS
Sperry - Radio Altimeter x2
Dual Controls
Dual Controls Yes
Fire Extinguisher
Fire Extinguisher x2
First Aid Kit
First Aid Kit x2
Cargo Sling Provisions
DART Landing Gear
Hoist Provisions
Search Light
Cargo Mirrors Provisions
Floats Provisions
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