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SCHWEIZER
AIRCRAFT CORP.
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         SCHWEIZER 330  | 
    


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         La compañía Schweizer utilizó el fuselaje del 269 para desarrollar un helicóptero para entrar en la consideración del Ejercito de USA que estaba buscando un reemplazo del TH-55. El Schweizer 330 tenía una cabina mas grande (0,38 m mas ancha) con capacidad para cuatro plazas, constaba de una turbina Allison 250 de 220 HP. El Schweizer 330 no ganó la competencia, pero el modelo comenzó su construcción para el mercado civil.  | 
    
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         Schweizer used the 269 airframe as the basis for its contender in the 1990 Army competition for a TH-55 replacement. The Schweizer 330 has an enlarged cabin, seating four, and a fully-clad fuselage and faired-in tailboom with a larger tail unit. The main change, however, is the move to a 200shp Allison 250 turboshaft engine. As it turned out, Schweizer did not win the U.S. Army competition, but the Model 330 is in production for civil customers and is built at Elmira next to several versions of the Model 300.  | 
  
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         Characteristics  | 
      
         Information  | 
      
         Characteristics  | 
      
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| First
        Flight Primer Vuelo  | 
      
         1988  | 
      Engine Motor  | 
      
         1
    Allison  | 
    
| Seating
        Capacity Plazas  | 
      
         1 / 3  | 
      Power Potencia  | 
      
         235 SHP  | 
    
| Empty
        Weight Peso Vacío  | 
      
         1140 Lbs  | 
      Hover
        Ceiling O.G.E. Estacionario O.G.E  | 
      
         10500 Fts  | 
    
| Maximum
        Weight Peso Máximo  | 
      
         2260 Lbs  | 
      Hover
        Ceiling I.G.E. Estacionario I.G.E  | 
      
         12500 Fts  | 
    
| Vel.
        Cruise Vel. crucero  | 
      
         100 Kts  | 
      Service
        Ceiling Techo de Servicio  | 
      
         Fts  | 
    
| V.N.E. V.N.E  | 
      
         108 Kts  | 
      Maximum
        Range (Std) Alcance (Std)  | 
      
         300 NM  | 
    
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