UH-1H

The UH-1H, also known as the Super Huey, is a helicopter used by fire services. The UH-1H is used in a variety of roles ranging from search-and-rescue to medivac to fire suppression.
The UH-1H was one of the most produced military helicopters in history. A large number of these helicopters became available as surplus. Their reliability and payload capacity made them prime choices for conversion to firefighting use.
==Stats==
Note that these stats are based on the variant used by CAL Fire.
* Manufacturer: Bell Helicopters
* Crew: One pilot, two fire captains, eight firefighters
* Payload: Bucket operations - 324 gallons (1,226 l) of water/foam; Fixed tank - 360 gallons (1,362 l) of water/foam.
* Gross Weight: 10,500 pounds (4,762 kg)
* Cruise Speed: 126 mph (202 kph)
* Range: 250 miles (400 km)
* Endurance: 2 hours
* Rotor Diameter: 48 feet (14.6 m)
* Engines: Turbine Lycoming T-53-703 (1800 HP)
Category:Aircraft