The Bell 222 is an American twin-engine light helicopter built by Bell Helicopter. The Airwolf version is the helicopter from the 1980s American eponymous television series.Its fictional features included stratospheric ceiling, stealth noise signature, a wide range of equipmentss and even supersonic speed.
source/image(PrtSc): RC MEDIA WORLD
This Giant RC Bell-222 Airwolf is a scale of 1/3.5 with a rotor diameter app.3.74m, length 4.25m and with a take-off weight: app. 24.75 Kg, it is powered by a Kontronik Pyro 1000 -40 (8KW) electric engine.The Pilot and Builder of this giant helicotper is Andy Fischer.
The helicopter is covered with a fairly decent looking, light-weight polycarbonate Bell 222 body / fuselage with the Airwolf color scheme.
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The retractable undercarriage is mounted on the transverse member below the tank. The supports in the fuselage for the mechanical system are also based on a GRP sub-structure.//RC MEDIA WORLD.
- Model: Black Airwolf Bell-222
- Scale: 1/3.5
- Length: 4.25m
- Rotor diameter: 3.74m
- Engine: Kontronik Pyro 1000 -40 (8KW)
- ESC: Kosmik 200
- Head speed: 690 U/min
- Tail rotor blade: 0.64m (from T-Rex 500)
- Tail rotor speed: 3500 U/min
- Heck Engine: 100KV Power Drone Motor with Kontronik Jive
- Pro HV
- FBL: Bavarion Deamon 3X
- Accu: 12S 14000mah Lipo
- Take-off weight: app. 24.75Kg
- Flight time max: 7min
- Pilot and Builder: Andy Fischer
