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Aerokopter
01-03-2005, 03:00 PM
Hello dear all!
Please, take a look at AK1-3.
Our helicopter is the new helicopter (4 years) and at the moment
we are presented in Ukraine and Russia making distributors
network worldwide. The heli is certified as a type in Ukraine.
The full Technical Description of AK1-3 is located here:
http://www.copter.com.ua/docs/AK1-3_Specs_rev1_2.pdf
Some videos:
http://www.copter.com.ua/video/police_show.avi (20Mb)
http://www.copter.com.ua/video/winter_patrol.avi (20Mb)
In fact we can deliver it divided by 3-5 big parts.
Building will take 7-8 hours only.
Current price is 90 000 USD.
I am looking forward for your questions,
Alex Miroshnichenko
AEROKOPTER Trading House
alexm(at)copter(dot)com(dot)ua
http://www.copter.com.ua/photos/both.jpg
Is it not beautiful?
http://www.copter.com.ua/photos/both2.JPG
We can lift up ... 4 persons!
http://www.copter.com.ua/photos/both3.jpg
Mr. S.I. Sikorsky highly appreciated Ak1-3 at its true value.
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KenSandyEggo
01-03-2005, 04:45 PM
WOW! I want one and to learn how to fly it like the demo pilot. Very impressive.
Aerokopter
01-03-2005, 04:52 PM
Hello Ken!
No problem! You can come to us (Ukraine, Poltava or Kharkov city) and make a demo flight... We will help you with visa, accomodation and anything you need.
Cheers,
Alex
Ron Marlett
01-04-2005, 06:46 AM
I am glad to see the ZA-6 survived in some form. I thought it was a fine looking bird when I first read about it in Rotorcraft Magazine a few years back.
Ron
Victor Duarte
01-04-2005, 02:03 PM
Hi Alex, congratulations for your building, it is really pretty, clever and interesting.
Thanks for the documents, the technical details are really a delight.
The rotor is a realy nice masterpiece of engineering.
cheers
Jerseywing
01-04-2005, 03:14 PM
Dynamite flying, Looks like a winner...
You'll do well with that craft
Mike
Aerokopter
01-04-2005, 03:37 PM
Thank you very much, guys!!! I am really happy, that our small bird looks not bad. And your opinion and critics are very needed for me and for our design office!!!
Thanks again
Alex
gyromike
01-04-2005, 05:52 PM
Alex,
do you intend to certify it in the U.S.?
Aerokopter
01-04-2005, 06:06 PM
To be able to be selling in U.S. AK1-3 must be certified there.
Yes, Mike, of course, we would love to certify it, but... now I am looking for a partner, who can cover it. We are highly expanding production, we are in local certification process and this year AK1-3 will be certified as a type in Ukraine, but it is costing time and money and we are just unable to do and invest everything and everywhere.
So we are looking for a person-partner, who can find a solution.
This guy (or a company) will get exclusive rights to make distribution and service network on US territory!
Alex
Victor Duarte
01-05-2005, 03:25 AM
Alex,
In what category are you going to certify it ?
did you investigate the possibility to certify it as "ultralight helicopter" in Italy ? for now the only country to have a type for ultralight helicopters.
cheers
Aerokopter
01-05-2005, 02:58 PM
Victor, thanks for this question.
I have a lot of requests from Italy and very good interested guys there. Unfortunately we are 650 kg approx for now, the limit for UL in Italy is 450, so ... we are "bigger". Also we do not provide AK1-3 as a KIT for now, so I`m still investigating the possible ways of certification.
cheers, Alex
MattPearson
01-05-2005, 04:29 PM
That looks like one of the best powerplant and aircraft combos I have seen. I have always thought the EJ25 would make a great helo engine if done right. Looks like you guys nailed it! Way to go.
KenSandyEggo
01-05-2005, 10:26 PM
I don't think you can get a craft certified in the U.S. with an auto-conversion engine. The engine has to be certified by itself. I was going to say Sport category, but remembered helis weren't included.
Brent_Brown
01-06-2005, 03:24 AM
Can you say a kit at 49% of the work done.
scrapman
04-16-2011, 07:30 PM
Where can I purchase one of these and please dont send me anywhere but the factory I like the 5 big parts package
scrapman
04-16-2011, 07:32 PM
I don't think you can get a craft certified in the U.S. with an auto-conversion engine. The engine has to be certified by itself. I was going to say Sport category, but remembered helis weren't included.
Rotorfx is offering these at twice the price :sad:
PW_Plack
04-16-2011, 10:50 PM
Rotorfx is offering these at twice the price :sad:
Tom, not sure where you're looking, but Rotor F/X's current advertised price is $158,400 in "kit" form, including shipping to the US. That's up 76%, well short of double, and includes the cost of getting it to the US.
Note, the post that started this thread is more than six years old. Lots of prices have gone up since then, especially with the US Dollar's volatility against the Euro.
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