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The 902 Explorer is a modern eight-seat, twin-engine helicopter. It is often used as a rescue helicopter or for surveillance tasks. With its take-off power of 820 kW and a maximum take-off weight of 2948 kg, it reaches a cruising speed of 252 km/h. The prototype took off on its maiden flight in 1992. A special feature is the torque compensation by means of an air jet that emerges from longitudinal slots on the tail boom and laterally from a controllable nozzle. The air jet is generated by an adjustable axial fan in the fuselage, which is driven from the main gearbox. This system is silent and safer in the event of contact with foreign objects. |
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