TH-57C Sea Ranger at PDK Airport: Up close view, Engine Startup and Takeoff

Описание: Definitely A welcome Surprise 5X TH-57C AT PDK Airport
Hope Everyone Likes the video. A Cold and windy day on the Atlanta Area.
Big Thanks to My wife for Helping me wake up and go to see this Amazing Helicopters.


Timestamp Info
00:00 Intro
00:06 TH-57C 162054 Engine Start
01:18 One TH-57C Getting Repositioned
01:29 MARINES TH-57C 162054 Takeoff
02:53 4x TH-57C Engine Start
06:26 4x TH-57C Takeoff
07:04 AIR EVAC LIFETEAM BELL 206L-4 Long Ranger Engine Start
08:39 AIR EVAC LIFETEAM BELL 206L-4 Long Ranger Takeoff
The JetRanger was initially designed to compete in a U.S. Army light observation helicopter competition. Bell lost that competition but the 206 was commercially successful. The TH-57 Sea Ranger provides advanced instrument flight rules (IFR) training to several hundred aviation students a year at Naval Air Station Whiting Field in Milton, Florida. TH-57 sundown began in fiscal year 2023 and concludes in fiscal year 2025. It's replacement is the TH-73A.

TH-57 Sea Ranger

Mission

The TH-57 Sea Ranger is a derivative of the commercial Bell Jet Ranger 206. Although primarily used for training, these aircraft are also used for photo, chase and utility missions.


Specifications
Contractor: Bell Helicopter Textron
Date Deployed: First flight: 1961; Operational: 1968
Propulsion: One Allison 250-C20BJ turbofan engine
Length: Fuselage - 31 feet (9.44 meters); Rotors turning - 39 feet (11.9 meters)
Height: 10 feet (3.04 meters)
Rotor Diameter: 35 feet 4 inches (10.78 meters)
Weight: 1595 pounds (725kg) empty, 3200 pounds (1455 kg) maximum take off
Airspeed: 138 miles (222 km) per hour maximum; 117 miles (188 km) per hour cruising
Ceiling: 18,900 feet (5,761 meters)
Range: 368 nautical miles (420 statute miles, 676 km)
Crew: One pilot, four students
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