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I’m planning to get a cheap helicopter..something like rotorway scorpion 133 or mini 500..but i want a 2 seat.?
i want that heli to be safe…
which do you recommend??
“I’m planning to get a cheap helicopter”
“i want that heli to be safe”
These two statements are really incompatible. You get what you pay for, and you don’t want to go cheap on something your life will depend on.
Please avoid the Mini 500. It has a horrible reputation for crashing and burning. They are NOT safe.
Rotorway has models with two seats and they are probably the least expensive helicopters that are (reasonably) safe.
http://www.rotorway.com/index.php
Robinson 22’s are the least expensive certified helicopters. You probably won’t find one for $50,000, however, unless it is close to a major overhaul.
http://www.robinsonheli.com/
I personally won’t trust my life with anything less than a Schweizer. You can get a decent used one for $100,000 or so. Any less than that and they are probably close to needing new components or overhaul.
http://www.sacusa.com/products.asp
January 31st, 2010
Cody
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