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Bell Helicopter Bell 212 / Twin Two-Twelve (UH-1N)

Bell 212 Bundespolizei © Karsten Palt
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Bell 212 / Twin Two-Twelve (UH-1N)

Medium Utility Helicopter

The Bell 212 / UH-1N is a twin-engined medium utility helicopter produced by the US-American manufacturer Bell Helicopter Company, today Bell Helicopter Textron. The military main variant is the Bell UH-1N Twin Huey.

Crew1 / 2
Passengers13 - 14
 
Propulsion2 Turboshaft Engines
Engine ModelPratt & Whitney Canada PT6T-3 Twin-Pac
Engine Power (each)1342 kW1800 shp
 
Speed230 km/h124 kts
  143 mph
Service Ceiling5.304 m17.400 ft
Range450 km243 NM
280 mi.
 
Empty Weight2.786 kg6.142 lbs
max. Takeoff Weight5.080 kg11.200 lbs
 
Rotor Blades (main/tail)2/22/2
Main Rotor Diameter14,69 m48,2 ft
Tail Rotor Diameter2,59 m8,5 ft
Rotor Disc Area169,5 m²1824 ft²
Length (Fuselage)12,92 m42,4 ft
Length17,46 m57,3 ft
Height4,53 m14,9 ft
 
First FlightApril 1969
Production Statusout of production
Total Productionca. 900
Developed fromBell 205
 
ICAO CodeB212
FAA TCDSH4SW
Data for (Version)Bell 212
VariantsBell UH-1N Iroquois, HH-1N, CH-135 Twin Huey, Agusta-Bell AB212

Remarks
The Bell 212 is a stretched twin-engined development of the Bell 205. The Bell 212 is powered by a Pratt & Whitney Canada PT6T-3 Twin-Pac engine. The Twin-Pac consists of two coupled PT6A-34 turbines driving a common output reduction gearbox. Engine power rating data is for both engines together. The Bell 212 was also license-built in Italy by Agusta (Agusta-Bell AB212).


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