AeroVelo Atlas (Slovenian Wikipedia)

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Matt Thurber (16. julij 2013). »Third-largest Monetary Prize in Aviation History Awarded«. Aviation International News Online. Arhivirano iz prvotnega spletišča dne 18. julija 2013. Pridobljeno 17. julija 2013. The Atlas is the second-largest helicopter ever built–154 feet from rotor tip to tip–according to AeroVelo (the Mil V-12 is the largest)

Graham Warwick (15. julij 2013). »Canada's AeroVelo Wins Human-Powered Helo Prize«. Aviation Week. Arhivirano iz prvotnega spletišča dne 29. oktobra 2013. Pridobljeno 18. julija 2013. Atlas has a rotor diameter of 66.2 ft., total span of 153.9 ft. and disk area of 13,730 sq. ft.—making it larger than any production helicopter.
Graham Warwick (12. julij 2013). »Human + Helo - How AeroVelo Won the Prize«. Aviation Week. Pridobljeno 15. julija 2013.^{[mrtva povezava]}

»Aerovelo Team Wins Elusive Sikorsky Prize for Human-Powered Helicopter«. Vertical Magazine. 11. julij 2013. Pridobljeno 17. julija 2013. With a maximum diagonal dimension of 154 feet (46.9 meters), Atlas is the second-largest helicopter ever built, coming in behind the Russian Mil V-12.

Matt Thurber (16. julij 2013). »Third-largest Monetary Prize in Aviation History Awarded«. Aviation International News Online. Arhivirano iz prvotnega spletišča dne 18. julija 2013. Pridobljeno 17. julija 2013. The Atlas is the second-largest helicopter ever built–154 feet from rotor tip to tip–according to AeroVelo (the Mil V-12 is the largest)
Graham Warwick (15. julij 2013). »Canada's AeroVelo Wins Human-Powered Helo Prize«. Aviation Week. Arhivirano iz prvotnega spletišča dne 29. oktobra 2013. Pridobljeno 18. julija 2013. Atlas has a rotor diameter of 66.2 ft., total span of 153.9 ft. and disk area of 13,730 sq. ft.—making it larger than any production helicopter.