Robinson R44

Robinson R44
País	E.e.u.u
Papel	Utilitario ligero y helicóptero entrenador
Primer vuelo	31 de marzo de 1990
Construido	6400+

el Robinson R44 es un helicóptero ligero de cuatro asientos producido por Robinson Helicopter Company desde 1992. Basado en el Robinson R22 de dos asientos de la compañía, el R44 cuenta con controles de vuelo asistidos hidráulicamente. Voló por primera vez el 31 de marzo de 1990 y recibió la certificación de la FAA en diciembre de 1992, con la primera entrega en febrero de 1993.

Fuente: Robinson R44 en Wikipedia

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General Characteristics (Raven II Variant)

The Robinson R44 is a popular four-seat, single-engine piston helicopter, widely recognized for its reliability, efficiency, and relatively low operating costs. It is derived from the smaller, two-seat R22 and is extensively used globally for flight training, corporate transport, tourism, and law enforcement.

Property	Typical Value (R44 Raven II)
Papel	Light Utility / Trainer / Personal Transport
Fabricante	Robinson Helicopter Company
First Flight	March 31, 1990
Equipo	1 pilot
Capacity (Passengers)	3 passengers
Main Rotor Diameter	10.1 m (33 ft 0 in)
Max Takeoff Weight	1,134 kg (2,500 lb)

Design and Powerplant

Engine: One Lycoming IO-540-AE1A5 six-cylinder, fuel-injected piston engine (Raven II). The Raven I uses a carbureted O-540.
Horsepower: Derated to 245 hp for takeoff and 205 hp continuous (Raven II).
Rotor System: Semi-rigid two-bladed main rotor and a two-bladed tail rotor.
Controls: Features hydraulically boosted controls to reduce pilot effort and enhance maneuverability.
Safety Feature: Equipped with a crashworthy fuel system that includes bladder fuel tanks to mitigate the risk of post-accident fire.
Variants: Includes the Raven I (carbureted engine), Raven II (fuel-injected engine), Clipper (with floats for water landings), and Cadet (two-seat trainer/utility).