"Winner B150" a new Belgian Light helicopter

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Présentation of new light helicopter "Winner B150"



The Winner SCS company is based in Sorinnes near Dinant. From 2006 it has focused on the design and the development of a light helicopter, two seaters, two blades main rotor and equipped with a turbine engine, supplied in a kit or in a ready to fly version.


Strategic partnerships have been set up with the "Aero-Thermo-Meca" department of the ULB (university of Brussels) and the establishment of a european consortium of 39 companies to develop a new generation turbine designed to equip light airplanes and light helicopters. The coordinator of this project is the PBS company.


The Winner B150 in its current form will undergo all the necessary tests for his certification in the next few weeks. The tests will be made by a pilot from the Belgian Air Force, "Helicopter Test Pilot" for the NH90 which will equip the Belgian Army.


Winner B150 specifications

Overall length: 30 ft
Main rotor diameter: 25 ft
Maximum take-off gross weight: 1543 lbs
Empty weight: 882 lbs

Engine

Solar T62T-32 turboshaft electronically controlled
Power output: 160 shp

Materials used

Cockpit, fuselage, blades and stabilizer in composites
Tubular chassis in 25CD4S steel (equivalent to 4130 steel)
Rotor hub, tailboom, skids in 7075-T6 aluminium

Fuel

Total fuel capacity: 165 L
Fuel consumption: 50 L/h
Fuel type: Jet-A, kerosene and gasoil

Performance

Climb rate: 1200 ft/min
Maximum speed: 102 kts
Cruise speed: 90 kts

Target applications

Leisure, coastal observation, film shooting
Training and qualification, pilot school

Advantages

turbine engine available in stock
easy maintenance, comfort of flight, endurance
autonomy, performance, proven materials, price

Certification

Great Britain: BCAR
France: CNSK
Other: Expérimental
Introductory price "ready to fly": 99.000 € excluding tax, ex works
Supplements: paint, radio, transponder, strobe-light and air co.




Winner SCS
Parc Economique de Sorinnes
Route de la Voie Cuivrée, 38 BT 4
B-5503 Sorinnes
See location on Google Maps
+32(0)82/64.64.79
info@winnerhelico.com
Contact: Michel Techy
+32(0)473/13.34.70 - m.techy@winnerhelico.com

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