Designed by Augusto Cicare and his team at Saladillo, Argentina, the single seat SVH-3 is a safe real world/real helicopter simulator/trainer designated as global invention of the year.

The Cicaré SVH-3 is a conventional helicopter design attached to a unique mobile ground platform which allows full and safe use of all flight controls including lift off to a normal hover at 3 ft AGL and hover taxing.

The main objective of the Cicaré SVH-3 is for the student pilot to gradually and naturally acquire the necessary feel and co-ordination needed to manoeuvre a helicopter.

The Cicaré SVH-3 can be programmed to slowly increase the sensitivity of the controls so that the student pilot can progress at their own pace easily and safely until they are experiencing normal flight.

Advantages
• Where approved by a country’s Aviation Regulator, a reduction of between 60 and 80% in the hourly cost of flight training during the first 10 hours of the course.
• Virtually eliminates the accident risk for Students and Instructors during the early training stages as well as protecting helicopters from wear/tear and damage.
• Optimising skills formation and reducing stress to suit the learning pace of each unique student.
• Allows Armed forces and other security agencies to economically assess the abilities of aspiring pilots before selection for recruitment.
• Allows inexpensive “Back to Basics” check and training for corporate operators.
 

The SVH-3 has been sold to many global customers including military:  http://www.cicare.com.ar/fr_simuladorsvh_3_eng.htm

Downloads - SVH-3 Simulator/Trainer

Cicaré SVH-3 Simulator/Trainer (MS PowerPoint required) right mouse click and "save target as" to a folder on your computer

Cicaré SVH-3 Specifications - 3 Cylinder engine: click here (PDF reader required)

Cicaré SVH-3 Specifications - 4 Cylinder engine: click here (PDF reader required)

To download any SVH-3 photo - right mouse click and "save picture as" to a folder on your computer

Price and availability - contact Brumby Helicopter: Click here