KALT 20 Baron
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Documents Baron 20 CP |
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Construction views and 20_Baron build Manual Collective pitch version. |
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Documents Baron 20 CP/FP |
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Manual (dt) |
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Documents Baron 20MX |
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Reports | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
20_Baron Kit review Review of 20_Baron CP by Dave Day from Feb 82 RCM&E |
20_Baron Kit revised review with revised photo's. |
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20_Baron upgrades - 1988 Article on upgrading the 20_Baron |
KALT 20_Baron FP (1980)
The 20_Baron started off as a basic machine with fixed pitch head for the '20-25' size engines.
KALT 20_Baron CP (1981)
Dec 1981 and a quick look from a UK Magazine
Introduced in 1981 for the engine range '25-28' and now including collective pitch with its own dedicated rotor head. Also known as the 'Baronette' due to it being the smaller 'sibling' of the original Baron range.
1982 Slough Models advert (UK) indicating the availability of their Mini-JetRanger fuselage kit for the 20 baron. | 1983 with Slough Models Mini-JetRanger fuselage. |
Robbe marketed Kalt helicopters in Germany as noted by this extract from the Robbe catalogue.
Kalt 20_Baron MX (1987)
Updated version with the recommended engine size of 28-30 plus scissor arm C, autorotation and a longer boom to allow longer blades to be used with the larger engines.
Designed for the 20 MX with a 28 size engine; this version had a 'split' body which allowed fitting and servicing to be easily carried out; manufactured and distributed by the Omega section of Kalt.