Hughes OH-6 Cayuse
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 OH-6 Cayuse | ||
| Dane podstawowe | ||
| Państwo |  Stany Zjednoczone | |
| Producent | Hughes Helicopters | |
| Typ | lekki śmigłowiec obserwacyjny | |
| Załoga | 2 | |
| Historia | ||
| Data oblotu | 27 lutego 1963 | |
| Lata produkcji | 1965 – ? | |
| Dane techniczne | ||
| Napęd | 1 silnik turbowałowy Allison T63-A-5A | |
| Moc | 317 KM (236 kW) | |
| Wymiary | ||
| Średnica wirnika | 8,05 m | |
| Długość | 9,60 m | |
| Długość kadłuba | 7,01 m | |
| Wysokość | 2,49 m | |
| Masa | ||
| Własna | 896 kg | |
| Startowa | 1360 kg | |
| Osiągi | ||
| Prędkość maks. | 232 km/h | |
| Wznoszenie maks. w locie pionowym | 10,5 m/s | |
| Zasięg | 430 km | |
| Rzuty | ||
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Hughes OH-6 Cayuse (znany też jako Loach) – amerykański jednosilnikowy lekki śmigłowiec obserwacyjny wykorzystywany do transportu, eskorty, szybkich ataków i zwiadu, opracowany w latach 60. XX wieku.
Na bazie śmigłowca OH-6 powstał cywilny Model 500 produkowany obecnie przez zakłady MD Helicopters. OH-6 był też podstawą do stworzenia śmigłowców MH-6 i AH-6 Little Bird, przeznaczonych do wsparcia operacji jednostek specjalnych.
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