EAGLES PERCH

Helicóptero ultraliviano que se vende en forma de Kit; según los diseñadores puede ser armado en menos de 250 horas de trabajo. Consta de dos motores Rotax 503 de 52HP cada uno y casi todos sus componentes son duplicados (sistema eléctrico, correas, tanque de combustible, etc).

The co-axial pendulum helicopter, designated the Nolan 51-HJ, flies on two counter-rotating rotors of fixed pitch, with no tail rotor, collective-pitch or cyclic controls. Instead, the pilot wields stick, rudder and throttle levers, similar to the controls of a fixed-wing plane. The fuselage hangs like a pendulum from the rotor head. Vertical and horizontal rudders on the tail, along with a tiltable rotor, provide maneuverability. The aircraft can takeoff backwards rotating 360 degrees and can swing much tighter turns than a conventional helicopter.Two Rotax 503 engines supply power. The aircraft can maintain flight -- although hover it can't -- on a single engine. A ballistic parachute provides an extra margin of safety.

Characteristics Características	Information Información	Characteristics Características	Information Información
First Flight Primer Vuelo	19??	Engine Motor	2 Rotax 503
Seating Capacity Plazas	1	Power Potencia	52 HP each
Empty Weight Peso Vacío	569 Lbs	Hover Ceiling O.G.E. Estacionario O.G.E	Fts
Maximum Weight Peso Máximo	1200 Lbs	Hover Ceiling I.G.E. Estacionario I.G.E	Fts
Vel. Cruise Vel. crucero	60-70 MPH	Service Ceiling Techo de Servicio	10000 Fts
V.N.E. V.N.E	80 MPH	Maximum Range (Std) Alcance (Std)	NM