Brantly Helicopter Projects

[hesham]

Hi,

The Brantly B-3 was a project for tandem twin rotor helicopter
could accommodated 6-seat and B-4 was very large version of
B-3 but powered by four engines (two forward and two aft) and
could accommodated 50-seat.


Source; Flightglobal

 

[Jemiba]

I only found one picture of tandem rotor Brantly type, the B2J10,
obviously a development of the single rotor B-2
(from Aviation Week1965 18-27)

 

[Stargazer]

For more about Brantly helicopters:

• Brantly YHO-3 here.
• ARDC TP-900 here.
• A former Brantly B-2 pilot here.
• Hynes H-5T pilotless helicopter derived from B-2 here.

 

[Stargazer]

The Brantly B-6 project:

 

[Mark Nankivil]

Good Day All -

From the January, 1968 issue of American Aviation Magazine is this artist concept for the Brantly 305.

Enjoy the Day! Mark

 

[RAP]

Brantly prototype.

 

[Mark Nankivil]

Good Day All -

A very early Brantly B-1- has not yet evolved into the flying ice cream cone shape....

From April 1950 Skyways magazine.

Enjoy the Day! Mark

 

[reelarchives]

Good Day All -

A very early Brantly B-1- has not yet evolved into the flying ice cream cone shape....

From April 1950 Skyways magazine.

Enjoy the Day! Mark

Here it is - the Brantly B1 in Kodachrome color - taken from a still from a home movie I have in my collection.

 

[hesham]

Very nice,thank you Reelarchives,

and if you send a drawings to his Projects,that will be great.

 

[Maveric]

Brantly B.1

 

[heli-archive Bazzani]

Good Day All -

A very early Brantly B-1- has not yet evolved into the flying ice cream cone shape....

From April 1950 Skyways magazine.

Enjoy the Day! Mark

Here it is - the Brantly B1 in Kodachrome color - taken from a still from a home movie I have in my collection.

Hello! Very nice picture of the Brantly B.1!!! I've never seen one before in color. Would it be possible to watch the video with the Brantly B.1? I posted an in-depth article on the Brantly on my website, here is the link: https://www.heli-archive.ch/en/helicopters/in-depth-articles/brantly-b-2/

Have a nice day,

Mario

 

[hesham]

I only found one picture of tandem rotor Brantly type, the B2J10,
obviously a development of the single rotor B-2
(from Aviation Week1965 18-27)

My dear Jemiba,

from Air Pictorial 1961,may there was another version,called B2J6 ?.

 

[hesham]

From Interavia 1961,

a more Info about B-3.

 

[persil]

B-1 on video:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVbp5JSON_o

 

[hesham]

Hynes H-5T - pilotless helicopter derived from Brantly B-2. Powered by one Lycoming VO-360A1A. From 1986 US Army operates unknown number of these machines with new composite airframe to simulate Mi-24D Hind.

Bezpilotné vrtuľníky - Part 2

Apparently there is another Hynes H-5,has a five-seat ?.

 

[Apophenia]

Apparently there is another Hynes H-5,has a five-seat ?.

There was. But, having nothing to do with US Army aggressor helicopters, should this post not be in the Brantly Helicopter Projects section?

As for the Hynes H-5, AFAIK, this was an alternative designation for the Brantly-Hynes 305 (in the same way that Hynes H-2 was another designation for the Brantly-Hynes B2B model). [1] As already noted, the Hynes H-5 was a piloted 5-seat variant related to both the 'legacy' Brantly 305 and RPV Hynes H-5T.
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[1] In 1971, Mike Hynes's Florida-based Brantly Operators had bought the the tooling from Brantly parent firm Gates Learjet. In 1975, the renamed Brantly-Hynes Helicopter Inc. resumed production of the B2B. The Model 305 followed. As the clipping shows, Brantly-Hynes was later rebranded as Hynes Helicopter, Inc.