They used it in the film: "BAT 21" with Gene Hackman and Danny Clover. I don't know about reports from Vietnam war. But reports about Mi-4 were really not bad. In NVA they successfully used it to transport paratroopers.
Hard to do without increasing the size in a piston engine design. They eventually did do an upgrade, S-58/H-34 or Wessex at this end of the pond. It went up to 1500 SHP but took a full redesign of the entire aircraft.
@@jacksonteller1337 i was talking in the project specifications and then drawing board on Jackson! but the always underpowered these early egg beaters!
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They used it in the film: "BAT 21" with Gene Hackman and Danny Clover. I don't know about reports from Vietnam war.
But reports about Mi-4 were really not bad. In NVA they successfully used it to transport paratroopers.
Similar to Mi -4. Staples of the time. Regards
Only a shtload safer. The later PZL version was a lot safer than the Soviet ones.
1 minute in and they are showing the wrong helicopter......and again at 3:41 and at 4:37.
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underpowered she shouldhave had a good 1,000 horsepower if not 1,200!!
Hard to do without increasing the size in a piston engine design. They eventually did do an upgrade, S-58/H-34 or Wessex at this end of the pond. It went up to 1500 SHP but took a full redesign of the entire aircraft.
@@jacksonteller1337 i was talking in the project specifications and then drawing board on Jackson! but the always underpowered these early egg beaters!