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Is anyone familiar with the LS7 V-8 powered Hummingbird 300LS?
Our price is higher than a list price because we also include the 4130 chrome-molly steel engine mount, elastomeric mounts, electrical harness, starter, alternator, computer, exhaust silencer, radiator and fan, oil tank and mount, driveshaft, clutch and freewheel unit, flywheel, fuel and oil...- VerticalAviationTech
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- Forum: Rotorcraft
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Is anyone familiar with the LS7 V-8 powered Hummingbird 300LS?
The owners of Orlando Helicopter and Vertical Aviation are the same. And yes, our design is based off of the Sikorsky S52 with improvements that is now sold as a kit.- VerticalAviationTech
- Post #14
- Forum: Rotorcraft
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Is anyone familiar with the LS7 V-8 powered Hummingbird 300LS?
I am in the sales department for Vertical Aviation and would be happy to answer any questions about our Hummingbird. You can email me at [email protected]. 3200 rpm is the rpm the aircraft was originally designed to operate at. The Ls7 produces 325 hp. The original design was...- VerticalAviationTech
- Post #13
- Forum: Rotorcraft