hi, I am working on UH-1,Iwanted to know how I may get to avionic testers(instrrument,navigation,radio ,) I will be pleased to help me to have our 205 ready to flight. your sincerely mirzaloo ali
Bob Greene, e-mail, 02.07.2009 21:37
In your article you stated that: "Deliveries of an initial series of 319 [HU-1H]aircraft for the US Army began in September 1967." Information found in website: http://240thahcfl.www1.50megs.com/history.html Indicate that the first delivery of the HU-1H was early in the year of 1967. Can anyone confirm the actual date of first delivery?
THawat, e-mail, 06.06.2009 07:32
UH-1H HIGH N1 TORQUE 40 PSI N1 98.5 % EGT. 540 c. WHAT? THANK YOU
nereida, e-mail, 23.04.2009 22:09
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LEE, e-mail, 26.03.2009 09:26
I think it is a SIN, that A machine as Fantastic as A "Huey" can end up as Scrap or target practise fodder. The "Venerable Iroquois", should be manufactured at the rate of digital watches (without loss of quality) so that all of us could afford to buy one for ourselves. It is not Fair that Governments and Rich people are the only ones to be able to afford them .
And the US Government has given so many Huey's away to Countries and people who dont deserve them. I am putting my hand out for My Huey too ! ( Good Luck !!!)
I would like to see the government Give Us All our own Huey's and close places like Davis Monthan and other Boneyards, as I am sure all of you would agree...We would definately Appreciate, Love and Respect our Own Huey.
I am glad you all love the Huey as much as me. I have loved them for 40 years and always will. UH-1H and 205A-1 for Ever.
P.S. If You know someone who is Rich and Loves Huey's too... and wants to Donate a Huey to me, I Promise I will look after it For Generations to come, that is how strongly I feel... Stay Safe and Healthy everyone. (Huey's 4 ever.) I am in Australia. Cheers!!!
Vincent Fox, e-mail, 09.03.2009 15:18
Hi guy's question could you give me any information on remote control Iroquois helicoptor's as i am having trouble finding any information, thank you regard's Vince
can d., e-mail, 08.01.2009 16:27
vietnamese could have built their own uh-1h fleet using remainders of crashed or deserted hueys.. what an ugly war it was..
Robert Mounts, e-mail, 29.12.2008 05:02
I crewed a UH-1H in Viet Nam in '67-'68, flew about 1200 hours. Only down for regular maint. Great ship. 135th Assault Helicopter Company, EMU's and Taipans
can d., 18.12.2008 14:44
around 16,000 hueys were manufactured.. at least 7,000 is destroyed then on. this is what I call "loss" most successful heli ever
Charles Ivey, e-mail, 30.11.2008 18:29
I flew the UH-1C in RVN as my command and control aircraft. Do you have stats on that ship?
Steven Guy, e-mail, 10.09.2008 11:39
Just an interesting factoid, The Australian and South Vietnamese UH-1D/H models were the most heavily armed long fuselage Huey's used during the Vietnam war. Sadly the Aussies have just retired the Huey from service. A sad day for the ADF and for me as I feel that the Crash hawk ie Sikorsky Blackhawk is a poor substitute for the best Helo ever built.
Carlos Ayala, e-mail, 23.07.2008 23:34
hy Im Carlos i have helicopter uh1 photos please.... im speak only spanihs aim sorry im need wallpaper and all the best photos
justin sheehan, 14.07.2008 00:17
always tought the huey was a lot faster than the 204 kmh stated top speed. most sites state 150 mph plus.
wanbi, e-mail, 19.05.2008 05:02
i just want to know the specific modifications made on T53 L11 on its conversion to T53 L13 engine. Tnx. Hueys are great to fly!!!
Diane, e-mail, 07.04.2008 11:29
I would like to send a CD regarding the Iroquois which was used in Vietnam. Have you a postal address please so that I may post you a copy?
Lee Eng Teck, e-mail, 29.11.2007 10:15
Do you happened to have a SEA camo profile or the RSAF(Singapore) camo profile of the UH-1H ? If you do, please sent attachment to me. Thanks.
richard, e-mail, 06.11.2007 05:40
Awesome helicopter, i work in the rugged steep terrain in british columbias northcoast for nova gold at the galore creek project very safe reliable proven aircraft travel on them all the time with vancouver island helicopters and quantum helicopters cheers richard
DuWayne VanDruff Ret.E-7 US ARMY, e-mail, 09.09.2007 16:22
The UH1D will forever live in my heart. This helicopter saved my life so many times I lost count. There are other fine helicopters in the world, but none for me. Memories of hot jungles, and cold loney places can never be forgotten. Thanks for the opportunity to say thanks to the old girl.....
Andrew, e-mail, 04.06.2007 17:47
What can one say about the Huey? One of the most produced helicopters ever made and perhaps the best known due to its role in the Vietnam War, also known as The Helicopter War.
Its big cabin and strong lifting capacity was its main feature as it was largely a very slow aircraft. During the war, the trick was to fly as low as possible. That way it was harder for the enemy to hit you.
This UH-1H was the definitive version, followed by twin engined and modern versions in the shape of the Bell 412.
The Bell 205 helped make the helicopter the main tool for troop deployment and carrying of wounded soldiers back to base.
The 412 today lives on as a widely-employed air ambulance aircraft.
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