Robin HR.200

1972

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In the foreground is the larger and more powerful DR.250 Capitaine, centre is a DR.221, with a DR.220 to the rear

The DR.200 series was developed from the DR.100 series, and continued the familial resemblance to earlier Jodels. CEA succeeded Jodel and was renamed Avions Pierre Robin in 1969. The DR.200 (HR.200) series were progressively updated, then later replaced by R.2000 marques. Development of these touring, training and aerobatic types continues.

Specification 
 MODELDR.221 Dauphin
 CREW1
 PASSENGERS3
 ENGINE1 x 115hp Avco Lycoming O-235-C2A flat-four piston engine
 WEIGHTS
  Take-off weight840 kg1852 lb
 DIMENSIONS
  Wingspan8.72 m29 ft 7 in
  Length7.00 m23 ft 12 in
  Height1.85 m6 ft 1 in
  Wing area13.60 m2146.39 sq ft
 PERFORMANCE
  Max. speed205 km/h127 mph
  Ceiling3900 m12800 ft
  Range910 km565 miles

Comments
Jean-Sebastien SEYTRE, e-mail, 21.03.2024 23:56

DR200 series (typical Jodel / Robin design made of wood and fabric cover, with a characteristic gull wing) has nothing to do with the HR200 (metal construction made by Chris Heintz and Pierre Robin, straight wing, tricycle gear)

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