Description

A 2011 Miosquito XE/XEL helicopter, ready to fly! This is one of the best Mosquitos ever built and is in excellent flying condition. The helicopter was completed and test flown at the factory in Trenton, Florida in 2011. About 86 hrs.TT. Will qualify as an ultralight and can be flown without a license or registration; however. a licensed pilot can register the helicopter as an experimental.

Features: Powered by a 60hp MZ202 engine with cog belt primary and secondary drives. Aluminum main and tail rotorblades; all-digital instrumentation (lithium battery powered); Icom A6 radio (cockpit-mounted); factory blade balance, wiring and glass side-lighting markers; 4-point harness system; vertical stabilizer; ground-handling wheels; padded seat; all maintenance logs and build records with detailed, digital photos; all manuals and prints. Color scheme: jet black. Never damaged; no hard landings; always stored indoors (private hangar) in an A/C controlled environment.

Helicopter is located in area of Charlottesville, Virginia  (U.S.). Can be shipped anywhere in the world. Can be flight-demonstrated for a potential buyer. A nimble, outstanding performer, this helicopter is ready to go!

View this helicopter in action on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YXI_ue3edU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVYmV9eZmhw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UsxhKv_GNQo

SPECIFICATIONS:
Length: 20 ft; height: 7 ft; width: 6 ft.; empty weight: 312 lbs; max. weight: 610 lbs; useful load: 240 lbs. main rotor diameter: 19.5 ft.; main rotor RPM: 540;  engine/horsepower: CRE MZ202/60; fuel capacity: 12 gal. (5 gal. limit when flown as an ultralight); fuel: 93 oct. gas w/AMS interceptor synthetic oil; fuel burn at cruise: 5 gph; max. speed: 80+ mph (ultralight limit is 63 mph); cruise: 60 mph; HIGE: 8,000 ft.;HOGE: 6,500 ft.; rate of climb: 1,000 fpm; flight duration (max): 1 hour; range: 60 miles

Here is a description of the Mosquito’s flight characteristics: It handles like a Schweizer 300, but is quicker. It has no trouble doing hovering turns in strong winds. It has plenty of power. The Mosquito is the only helicopter of any make that is routinely demonstrated doing autorotations to the ground, even unprepared turf. (Some Mosquito pilots routinely demonstrate 15’ hovering autorotations, a feat you wouldn’t want to do on most any other helo, certified or not. Larger choppers like the Bell 47, the Hiller H-23, and the Huey are capable of this.) If you’re a rated helicopter pilot, you will have no trouble lifting off and flying away your first flight. If you are an FAA Student Pilot and have soloed in helicopters (preferably Schweizers) you can continue your training and log the time in a Mosquito XE.