Specifications
- Part Number
- 200-382-00
- Design Load
- 1,015 lb. (460.4 kg)
- Unit Weight
- 1.2 lb. (.54 kg)
- Indicator Dimensions
- See Diagram
- Typical Overhaul
- 5 years/1,000 hours
- Model
- E-91
Robinson R66
Model E-91 Pin-Style Onboard Weighing System
Product Number: 200-382-00
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Increase productivity, safety, and accurate external load weight reporting with a digitally-accurate weighing system from Onboard Systems. This load weigh system is designed to integrate seamlessly with Onboard's cargo hook system for your Robinson R66 helicopter. Lift with confidence every time while safely increasing your average loads and improving operational efficiency.
NOTE: Certified for use only with Onboard Systems R66 cargo hook kits
View Manuals, Certifications, and Hardware NotesBenefits
- Highly Accurate:Digital technology in our weighing systems ensures consistently reliable measurements.
- Safely Lift Heavier Average Loads:Ramp up productivity by eliminating guessing games about the weight of your load. When the pilot knows the exact weight being carried, there's no need to err on the side of caution.
- Includes All Hardware:All necessary hardware for a full installation is included. Comes with the load cell, cockpit indicator, and wiring harness.
- Improve Customer Relations:Eliminates disputes over weight promised or weight transported. You can report accurate statistics to your customer right away.
- Reduce Maintenance Costs:Never make load weight miscalculations again. Your pilots will know the load weight every time. Greatly reduce repairs from airframe overstress and overload.
- Digital Readouts in the Cockpit:Provides a clear, backlit, easy-to-read digital weight readout in pounds or kilograms. Easy to operate without increasing pilot workload.
- Scaleable Analog Output:Built-in 0-5 volt output can be used to feed data to a variety of Helicopter Flight Data Monitoring (HFDM) devices (such as a Hobbs meter, Latitude, or Flightcell data recorder, etc.). Signal can be used to alert the pilot if a load is on the hook or provide load weight information to a data tracking or GPS system.
