S-333^TM Helicopter

The S-333 helicopter has it all

The S-333 helicopter has set the standard for light turbine-powered helicopters. It has the power, speed and hover performance to meet a broad spectrum of operational requirements in missions ranging from airborne law enforcement, flight training, power and pipeline patrol to personal transportation. Best of all, the S-333 helicopter provides lower direct operating cost than most turbine powered helicopters.

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Powerplant and fuel system

Number of Engines	1
Engine Type	Rolls-Royce Turbine 250-C20W
Take-off Shaft horsepower (Max)	280 shp	109 kw

Performance

Maximum Gross Weight	2,550 lbs	1,157 kg
Maximum Cruise Speed	95 kts	176 kph
HIGE Ceiling	8,900 ft	2,713 m
HOGE Ceiling	5,900 ft	1,798 m
Maximum range	310 nm	574 km
Service Ceiling	13,000 ft	3,962 m
Maximum Endurance	3.9 hrs

Accommodations

Standard seating (Training)	3
Standard seating (Utility)	4

Airframe

High stance landing gear with tube step
Triple latch door with key locks
Extra heavy duty skid shoes
Tinted canopy windows
Plush floor carpet

Cockpit

Dual flight controls, left-hand pilot in command
Accessory plug
Three or four-place interior
Utility seats with headrests
Four-point inertial reel restraint system
Switchable hot mic intercom

Drive System

Cambered airfoil main rotor blades
Fully articulated, three-bladed main Rotor and drive system
Elastomeric dampers on main and tail Rotor and drive systems

Powerplant and fuel system

Rolls-Royce 250-C20W gas turbine
Engine wash kit
Kamatics KAFLEX drive adapter
Oil-filled main rotor drive shaft
External APU plug
73-gallon standard fuel tank

Electrical

24-volt, 30-amp/hour lead acid battery
Cyclic-mounted radio frequency scrolling switch
150-amp starter/generator
Strobe/nav night light package

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