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Mi-1 'Hare' Helicopter |
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Mi-1 'Hare' Helicopter | |||||||
Designer: |
Mil Design Bureau | ||||||
Russian Designation: | GM-1, later called the Mi-1 | ||||||
Manufacturer: |
State Industries | ||||||
Role: |
Transport / Liaison |
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Variants: |
Mi-1U (Trainer variant) Mi-1T (Variant with additional stabilizers on rear) Mi-1NKh (Civil
agricultural variant) | ||||||
Operational Status: |
Russia: Obsolete, no longer in Service Other Nations: Bulgaria, China, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, East Germany, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Mongolia, Poland, and Yugoslavia. | ||||||
Armament: |
None |
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Engine: |
1 x Ivchenko AI-26 radial piston engine producing 575 shp | ||||||
Crew: |
1 pilot + 3 passengers | ||||||
Rotor Diameter: |
47 feet, 1 inch |
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Length: |
39 feet, 8 inch |
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Height: |
10 feet, 10 inch |
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Maximum Speed: |
105 miles per hour | ||||||
Cruise Speed: |
87 miles per hour |
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Take-Off Weight: |
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Ceiling: |
9,842 feet (3000 meters) | ||||||
Range: |
360 miles (580 kilometers) |
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