Meet Hughes OH-6 / 500
Hughes developed the OH-6 for the US Army's Light Observation Helicopter programme. Its compact airframe and single turbine suited reconnaissance and utility work. The civilian Hughes 500 lineage developed from the same basic design.
The OH-6 and later 500-family aircraft have different engines, rotor developments and equipment. Taog's simulator package also offers different skid and float configurations. Its documented electric cyclic trim should not be confused with a full automatic flight-control system.
In your simulator
Systems, equipment and documentation for each developer’s aircraft.
OH-6A / H500C
Taog's Hangar
Light controls and working configurations
The OH-6A and H500C are separately selectable aircraft in Taog's package, with different skid and float choices. The manual describes electric actuators for cyclic trim and controls without hydraulic boost. Mission attachments are more than visual accessories: their documented weights are placed at specified loading stations.
Taog's Hangar · Download manual ↗MSFS2024; flight manual 1.1 · PDF pp.9-10,22
Manuals & resources
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