Australia Develops World's First Biofuel Helicopter

Australia Develops World's First Biofuel Helicopter

Australia’s Delta Helicopters recently announced the development of the world’s first bio-fueled internal-combustion helicopter. The D2 helicopter's four-cylinder, two-stroke, water-cooled, and turbocharged internal combustion engine consumes 40% less fuel than a gasoline engine and 75% less than a turbine engine.

It is reported that the Delta helicopter company named it D2, D2 can use less fuel but more than ordinary helicopters fly 30% to 40% more mileage. The company estimates that the D2 helicopter's four-cylinder, two-stroke, water-cooled, and turbocharged internal combustion engine consumes 40% less fuel than a gasoline engine and 75% less than a turbine engine at equivalent flight distances.

It is worth noting that if you buy a D2 helicopter, you must assemble it yourself. The company plans to sell the D2 helicopter as a self-made kit to farmers in remote areas because they use it in ordinary agricultural machinery. It is the internal combustion engine. The total price of the machine is nearly 200,000 US dollars. At present, it has not revealed how much the self-made kit costs. By the end of this year, people can purchase the D2 helicopter.

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