Extreme Float Flying with a Texas Turbine Supervan 900 by Talon Air
September 17, 2011
Alan Helfer from Talon Air in Soldotna, Alaska shows some extreme Cessna Caravan float flying in his Honeywell TPE331-12JR powered Supervan 900 modified by Texas Turbine Conversions, Inc.
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get rid of that shite f#cking music.if i want to hear music i would go to the music videos
Super aircraft ! I’ve flown on a Supervan900 C208 one day and it’s an amasing Cessna ! What is that song ?
Serious equipement!
So F’in awesome I just puked in my mouth. lets get rid of the music for a bit so we can hear this beast…….although i’d probs piss my pants
Awesome vid! Pulls freakin hard with the conversion.
What song is this? I’m likin’ it.
oh man. thats some seriously good stuff.
Yes. I just haven’t had the time to dub the video. The Supervan 900 was not only impressive from raw horsepower, but also the engine power response. The video is coming and you will not be disappointed!
do you have the video of the 900 hp vs the 675 on takeoff?
Hopefully we will be able to offer the conversion on the G1000 airplanes shortly, which would give customers a choice on that as well. It is awesome power for the Caravan. It makes the amphibian a whole new airplane.
That is amazing, 10-11 seconds and he is off the water, seen another take off and again 10 seconds off the water, you think Cessna would offer this as a factory option, I think I would prefer to have this power than fancy windex cockpit
Great video! At 1:22 it looks like he is pulling it off way too soon but it just climbs like hell!