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UH-1????? what type is this, great scheme

PostPosted: Wed Oct 18, 2006 11:46 am
by Berserk
Hi all

i was wondering wath kind of uh-1 is this??? H?? D??

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I take this pics yesterday in the morning at Comando Aereo de Mantenimiento (Air Maintenance Command) CAMAN; Madrid, Colombia
but i dont know too much about choppers

Regards

Berserk

Re: UH-1????? what type is this, great scheme

PostPosted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 10:34 am
by Theis
It looks like a D model, but could also be the earlier B model..
But don't know how old it is thought.. maybe a 20, 30 years?

Re: UH-1????? what type is this, great scheme

PostPosted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 12:56 am
by ChuckMajik
From my limited knowledge of Iroquois variants, I'd say that it's a UH-1D.

Re: UH-1????? what type is this, great scheme

PostPosted: Sun Oct 29, 2006 6:08 pm
by Berserk
Thanks a lot to both for the answers, i was thinking in the D version too

Regards

Berserk

Re: UH-1????? what type is this, great scheme

PostPosted: Tue Nov 07, 2006 8:12 pm
by Demo
That is indeed a D model... on the earlier models, the cowling started right at rotor axel, on this one it is projected forward a little (if that makes any sense)

And the H's had more cowling that actually extended back over the exaust outlet

Re: UH-1????? what type is this, great scheme

PostPosted: Sun Jan 14, 2007 3:55 pm
by Conan Edogawa
Yep. That is famous Bell UH-1D. Until last year, one of it with the "SAR"-sign was flying daily over Hamburg, Germany (where I live). Hamburg had (I think) 2 or three of them. 3 years ago on of it crashed because the pilot was drunk. 5 people died (sad story, I saw the helo with the now dead pilot a few weeks before that happened landing right in front of me on the street). Last year they sorted the Bell UH-1D out.

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"SAR 71"

Was like a shock for Hamburg, because this helo is a legend for us.

Now we got a new one, a Bell 212 "Christoph 29":

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Our new helo in front after TO. Mark the old bell parking in background.

More infos: http://www.rth.info/rep.060429.fotos.htm