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          La
        primera vez que se vio esta máquina fue en julio de 1961 en el Día de
        la Aviación Rusa en Tushino. El Mi-10 es un helicóptero grúa
        desarrollado a partir del Mi-6, con el cual comparten los mismos
        motores y el sistema del rotor. El fuselaje ha sido rediseñado con una
        cabina mas fina y un cono de cola mas largo. Posee un tren de aterrizaje
        con cuatro largas patas; cada una lleva dos ruedas. La aeronave
        normalmente vuela con una tripulación de 3 personas, y además de poder
        transportar voluminosas cargas puede llevar hasta 28 pasajeros en la
        cabina. Se han diseñado plataformas especiales para permitirle
        transportar las cargas, pudiendo ser largos buses, casas prefabricadas o
        pallets con cargas diversas. Se cree que ha volado desde 1960 y lo ha
        realizado tanto en las fuerzas armadas soviéticas como en compañías
        civiles. Uno de ellos operaba en USA para Pretoleum Helicopters Inc.,
        empresa que tiene también un Mi-8. En marzo de 1966 la USSR revela el Mi-10K, una versión modificada con un tren de aterrizaje mas corto y tripulado por dos personas, uno se ocupa de la carga, ubicado en la góndola inferior mirando hacia la parte trasera. Al menos un Mi-10K ha sido visto con un tren de aterrizaje triciclo convencional; esta puede haber sido la máquina que en mayo de 1965 estableció un nuevo record de carga-altitud al levantar un peso de 25105 Kg. a una altura de 2840 m. La carga paga máxima es de 11000 Kg., pero esto puede incrementarse hasta los 14000 Kg. instalando motores Soloviev D-25VF de 6500 shp. VERSIONES 
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  First demonstrated publicly at Tushino in July 1961, the
Mi-10 is a flying crane development of the Mi-6, with which it
shares a common powerplant and rotor system. The fuselage has been redesigned
with a shallower cabin and a deeper tailboom to give a level and flat
under-surface against which its various loads can be hoisted. A tall,
four-legged, twin-wheel undercarriage is fitted. The aircraft is normally flown
by a flight crew of 3 men, and in addition to slung loads can accommodate up to
28 passengers in the cabin boom. Special wheeled platforms have been designed on
which the Mi-10's loads can be manoeuvred into position and on which they
remain during the airborne journey. Typical loads may include a large passenger
coach, a prefabricated building or a large freight pallet. Believed to have
flown for the first time in 1960, the Mi-10 is thought to be in service
both with the Soviet armed forces and with civil agencies. One is operated in
the USA by Petroleum Helicopters Inc, who also have an Mi-8. In March 1966 the USSR revealed for the first time the Mi-10K, a modified version with a much shorter undercarriage and manned by only 2 crew members, one of whom occupies a rearward-facing gondola underneath the nose from which he can supervise the cargo during loading and in flight. The Mi-10 and Mi-10K obviously have the same application to large scientific or engineering projects as does the Mi-6, though whether they are being produced in the same quantities is open to conjecture. At least one Mi-10K has been seen with a conventional tricycle undercarriage; this may have been the machine which in May 1965 established a new load-to-altitude record by lifting a weight of 25105kg to a height of 2840m. The maximum payload is 11000kg, but this can be increased to 14000kg by installing Soloviev D-25VF engines, each of which yield 6500shp. K.Munson "Helicopters And Other Rotorcraft Since 1907", 1968 VERSIONS 
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         Characteristics  | 
      
         Information  | 
      
         Characteristics  | 
      
         Information  | 
    
| First
        Flight Primer Vuelo  | 
      
         1960  | 
      Engine Motor  | 
      
         2 Soloviev  | 
    
| Seating
        Capacity Plazas  | 
      
         3 / 28  | 
      Power Potencia  | 
      
         5500 SHP  | 
    
| Empty
        Weight Peso Vacío  | 
      
         27000 Kg  | 
      Hover
        Ceiling O.G.E. Estacionario O.G.E  | 
      
         Ft  | 
    
| Maximum
        Weight Peso Máximo  | 
      
         43450 Kg  | 
      Hover
        Ceiling I.G.E. Estacionario I.G.E  | 
      
         Ft  | 
    
| Vel.
        Cruise Vel. crucero  | 
      
         105 Kts  | 
      Service
        Ceiling Techo de Servicio  | 
      
         10000 Ft  | 
    
| V.N.E. V.N.E  | 
      
         120 Kts  | 
      Maximum
        Range (Std) Alcance (Std)  | 
      
         164 NM  | 
    
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         Dimensions / Dimensiones  | 
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| Fuselage
        Length Fuselaje Largo  | 
      
         107,80 Ft  | 
      Main
        Rotor Diameter Diam. Rotor Principal  | 
      
         114,82 Ft  | 
    
| Total
        Height Alto Total  | 
      
         32,48 Ft  | 
      Tail
        Rotor Diameter Diam. Rotor de Cola  | 
      
         20,66 ft  | 
    
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