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Genesys Aerosystems’ Helicopter Autopilot and Stability Augmentation System (HeliSAS) is the leading autopilot greatly improves safety by returning the helicopter from any attitude stabilization and force feel features enhance handling characteristics and mitigate inadvertent cyclic control inputs that could result in dangerous attitudes. The HeliSAS system’s vertical speed and altitude hold.
it can maintain or recover a neutral attitude automatically when the pilot releases the cyclic if inadvertent IMC occurs. The pilot resumes full control simply through normal cyclic handling.
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The HELiFIRE™ Monsoon Bucket aerial delivery system designed to assist helicopter operators and other suppliers of helicopter buckets around the world, their freestanding on the ground. This sets Monsoon Bucket apart. The current production line includes
allows the HELiFIRE Monsoon and retardants to perform multiple
The HELiFIRE Monsoon Bucket is supplied as a turnkey deployable solution, which means when collapsed down to approximately 150 mm in height it can be stowed inside the helicopter’s cargo area, enabling a quicker response. Hence the claim of being the “smallest collapsible and free standing helicopter bucket in the world.”
www.monsoon-bucket.com 82 July/Aug 2016
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