a friend of mine used to fly rc helicopters and do the most amazing tricks i have ever seen, he would fly it inverted heading straight down to the ground and flip it right side up and land it. i never realized how good he really was until i watched all these videos
I'm sure you're friend is really good, but this is just realistic flight and what you seem to be talking about is more like 3d flight, and there are many impressive videos about that with tricks more similar to the ones you mention. Maybe you want to check them out, you might enjoy rewatching some of those tricks :)
Wow I didn’t really know how big that helicopter was until two guys picked it up! What a beauty! The best RC helicopter I’ve ever seen!! Such a shame!!
I was into rc for 30+ yrs. I had a large scale elec H-500E with full cockpit/pilots etc. When things go bad it usually happens quick and in a flash that incredible, complex harmony of moving parts turns into a pile of pieces. A 5 cent bolt or control arm on my tail broke leading to my 500e's destruction. I fly quads now and just do not have the time/passion to pursue scale helis any more.
Mixed feeling about "liking" this video.. considering the outcome. But I was impressed and daZzled with the tracking & balance of that four rotor/head... That alone was a labor of love. Hope he's back in the air soon..
A really beautiful chopper ...excellent flying ... very sorry for your loss. Hope its back in the air soon. Until the pilot and others came in the frame it was very difficult to judge the size and it looked like the real thing.
u sound like a real tool because this happens in real helicopter all the time, from take off u could see he was a noob. Auto rotation landing now the case is closed.
Flying rc heli is very challenging, newbie must learn from flight simulator if he wants to save some works and money.. For newbie just took off from the ground ..Will crash within 5 seconds.. No jokes
@@michaelkhung2529 I learned to fly in the 80's on a Schluter SX-81 and there were no simulators back then. So it CAN be done but you have to take it in stages slowly and be very disciplined.
I had my Predator Gasser about 10 feet off the ground in a beautiful rotating hover when one of the cyclic servos went crazy and broke servo arm. I saw "Live" like they say. Well 5 or 6 hundred $ later and it was flying again.....
Nice flying and did you do that kit yourself? Cause it is beautiful. I also have a 109a kit ready to go but been on hold for the 109a tricky dropdown landing gear needing some 3Dprinting. Your choice of bright paint scheme is 😎 cool.
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Guy V. All I can say is, what a beautiful aircraft. I wish I could see you fly in real time, but I live in the USA, So probably won't happen. I hope you get her back flying real soon, and very sorry to see it hit the ground.
Settled with power. :-( Hardest part of rotor wing flying. Many real helicopters suffer the same fate. Great scale flying. I thought there was a point about 2/3 in where it lost power and the rotor/tail rotor slowed but I guess not.
Hi Guy, I have a turbine A109 and had a similar situation with a faulty egt in my pht2 but thankfully managed to land it. Hope you are up flying again. Gawd, the ignorant trolls on this page who know so much about how to cut and paste about vortex ring state and 'exactly' why you crashed. I'll keep an eye on the belt in mine!
Thanks man, in the meantime he is repaired with a Jakadofsky Pro6000 and flies flawless ;-) A sudden broken belt and lack of power was the reason of the crash, nothing else. The vortex is the "following" of the lack op power.....not the "reason". I have also a repainted Huey, swopped from PHT3 into electro, 19kg.
Ouuuhhh that really hurt😑 Ahhhh my heart😐 (I'm in love with rc planes and helicopters and because I don't't have it I'm so sad😢😢😢😢,sry for bad English)
Reminds me of a Bell 222 Air Ambulance and a mountain!
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Scheise das so was so endet. War ein sehr schönes Modell und die Aufnahmen sahen so echt aus. Schade um das Modell. Schönes Wochenende und viele Grüße aus Spanien.
This is a classic PHT3 clutch problem, under heavy load the clutch bell slip around the shaft and you loss rotor rpm but the turbine still run well without loss turbine rpm. You need to put some expoxy glue between shaft and clutch bell then tight very well the collar on the bell.
It was the wind coming from the other heli from 5:09 that pushed it down unexpectedly. It was not in the picture but you can hear it very close during and after the crash.
Ouch! What an _expensive_ way to be reminded of "vortex ring state." Also, I find it interesting that the pilot/owner did such an incredible job on his build with everything _except_ the anti-collision/nav lights. The only one that appears to be to scale is the red beacon on the underside of the tail boom. The rest seem to be flashing too fast and/or shouldn't be flashing at all. I suppose now he's got the perfect opportunity to correct that situation! ;)
I was thinking vortex ring state but I think you guys are right about the head speed. You can see that with the syncing of the blades and the camera shutter. I'm sure there's a tremendous amount of work to get this operational again, but fuselage seems to survive and I bet it was salvageable. Sure was pretty.
Oh that bites , I remember my Cadet senior finding the trees when the radio quit closed everything down and wated it do 8 loops by itself till it hit the trees .
Jesus you guys are ... The guys piloting skills are second to none poetry in motion. At exactly 5 minutes in he knew he was in trouble and his main goal after that was not kill anyone and/or destroy his toy. He pulled one part off.
Well, I don't know about that. What I do know is, if all he had was some kind of power failure, there's no reason he couldn't have just done an autorotation and saved the bird. He was well away from the flight line, if fact, he had been flying the model a lot closer to himself, and everyone else, just before that so hitting someone really wasn't an issue here. I agree, he piloted the model very nicely up to the final arrival. As good as he was with everything else he did, he still needs to work on his autorotation technique!
Settling with power? His forward speed coming out of the turn was low and his descent rate increasing. Adding more power at that point might have cause a vortex ring state?
Same thoughts, it has to be vortex ring stall. And he was trying to gain altitude by a nose high attitude, if only he had put the nose down to try and gain forward speed he could have recovered in a second.
Yes Sir there are many thinks happen at the same time, only the Pilot can tell you Sir. Maybe also there is same you can read out like a black box at the Elektronik ...... ?
Wow. This man is an amazing pilot. You can tell he has been doing this for a long time......serious skill...so smooth.... but shit happens. Also, would like to say, that is one of the most beautiful helicopter models I have ever seen.
@@matthewthompson8691 thank you for your kind words, appreciate this :-) The belt in the turbine broke and couldn't do an autorotation anymore. The lack of power was unexpected, didn't hear it. Regards, Guy
@@guyvds Guy, you are most welcome. I always envy and admire such well-done hobby work and accompanying flying skills too! As I am an aviation lover, and hobbyist...I can and do appreciate all the long hours and devotion you put in. Also appreciate the personal insight into the crash cause. Hopefully She is still flying today! -Matt
yeah it's easy to see the speed of the rotors change due to the camera shutter freezing them. I thought that was nice the way you could see four perfect mostly stationary blades for most of the flight, and then right at 5 it slowed (or sped up, you can't tell which) and then quickly stabilized, but then started slowing farther and farther. Being a heli-model flyer myself I'd bet he noticed and was feeding more and more power as he turned around to get lined up for an auto rotate. He didn't move fast enough though, by the time he got in position and was just lining up to start it, he ran out of throttle on his stick and it came down like a rock before he could get any forward momentum going. (or he had little/no experience with auto rotating, or THAT particular help may have been tricky to AR)
Oh je - ich weiss wie sich das anfühlt. Neben den Kosten auch noch die ganze Zeit fürt die Reparatur... Sehr schönes Modell - hoffentlich fliegt es balb wieder. Schau mal nach Wirbelringstadium oder Vortex-Ring-Stadium - ich denke genau das ist passiert. Kenne diesen Zustand vom RC-Heli fliegen (Acrobat mit 160cm Rotor). Durch schnelles horizentales fliegen kann man entkommen - aber wer denkt schon daran wenn das Model durchsackt.....
At exactly 5:00 you can see the heli losing so much power, the loss of torque causes it to temporarily yaw to the right, gyro kicks in to compensate followed by a twitch. That should have been a dead giveaway that something went wrong. I've been in this position before and have avoided a few crashes by detecting the slightest warning signs.
existing problem or not, at 5:34 he goes noes down then pulls up sharply, reducing forward airspeed to nearly zero with a lot of down speed, at that point, problem or not, 500hp or 0hp, its in a vortex ring state, any power is going into circulating air through the blades and not producing lift, and the crash is certain. czcams.com/video/I6ClTyFHlcM/video.html
At certain point in time scale means scale for everything. Also for aerodynamics. And, no whatever skilled 3D pilot could have recovered the heli without the awareness of "howto recover from a vortex ring state". I always remember Bob Hoover "You need at least two things out of speed, brain and altitude" czcams.com/video/HjeRSDsy-nE/video.html
a friend of mine used to fly rc helicopters and do the most amazing tricks i have ever seen, he would fly it inverted heading straight down to the ground and flip it right side up and land it. i never realized how good he really was until i watched all these videos
I'm sure you're friend is really good, but this is just realistic flight and what you seem to be talking about is more like 3d flight, and there are many impressive videos about that with tricks more similar to the ones you mention. Maybe you want to check them out, you might enjoy rewatching some of those tricks :)
Difference is 3d helis are overpowered. This little thingy was underpowered and couldnt even lift its own weight.
Wow I didn’t really know how big that helicopter was until two guys picked it up! What a beauty! The best RC helicopter I’ve ever seen!! Such a shame!!
5:38 5:39 The evil Decepticons are about to cause a great deal of trouble.
Check the large RC Airwolf vid and you will see amazing flying skill and a beautiful machine
That was one costly mishap❗Otherwise a Perfect flight👍
Excellent aircraft and very realistic piloting. Also very good video! (for a change)
beautiful model .... before ....
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I was into rc for 30+ yrs. I had a large scale elec H-500E with full cockpit/pilots etc. When things go bad it usually happens quick and in a flash that incredible, complex harmony of moving parts turns into a pile of pieces. A 5 cent bolt or control arm on my tail broke leading to my 500e's destruction. I fly quads now and just do not have the time/passion to pursue scale helis any more.
Lol quads!
What a shame, a lovely model being flown so nicely up to the loss of control; just like the real deal, easy to loose it in moment. 😯
take off weight 23 kg, landing weight 15kg lol
YOU ARE HERE????? WOW
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Savage lol
Primitive asshole ! !
Did you hear the reaction ?? 😆😆😆😆
Mixed feeling about "liking" this video.. considering the outcome. But I was impressed and daZzled with the tracking & balance of that four rotor/head... That alone was a labor of love. Hope he's back in the air soon..
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Thanks! But he is back on track again with another Turbine ;-)
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A really beautiful chopper ...excellent flying ... very sorry for your loss. Hope its back in the air soon. Until the pilot and others came in the frame it was very difficult to judge the size and it looked like the real thing.
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So majestic it's like it belongs in the sky
The Pilot commented already! Sliping drive belt on the turbine, also turbine was a little underpowered. Case closed.
Boring really
@@user-qx6ig7fl7w Maybe u should learn to fly instead of just watching? NOOB!
u sound like a real tool because this happens in real helicopter all the time, from take off u could see he was a noob. Auto rotation landing now the case is closed.
Flying rc heli is very challenging, newbie must learn from flight simulator if he wants to save some works and money.. For newbie just took off from the ground ..Will crash within 5 seconds.. No jokes
@@michaelkhung2529 I learned to fly in the 80's on a Schluter SX-81 and there were no simulators back then. So it CAN be done but you have to take it in stages slowly and be very disciplined.
Shame about the heli, but VERY smooth flying by the pilot, very nice flight, I feel like putting on Marvin Gaye it was so smooth xD
Awesome heli. Love that turbine sound. The way i see it, it could have been worse.
In terms of crashes, this actually was quite minor. Definitely not a total loss
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Das ist echt der Hammer...schade das der Heli abgestürzt ist...war bestimmt teuer....aber trotzdem ein geiles Video....echt geil man 🙂
A few drops of super glue should fix that.
Flex tape can fix it
@kane smithall ok maybe a dab of epoxy then
Matthew Fetherston hm maybe add a bit more epoxy so it's guaranteed to last
Duck tape
@Wesley Vernon flex tape
That is one beautiful bird. I am guessing that the collective pitch mechanism broke.
no he was out of gas
broken belt of the turbine!
Dude! That EXPENSIVE!!!
What a beautiful model and brilliant flying, I couldn't take my eyes off it
Wew......
Stunning model, nicely flown. I hope it can be rebuilt without too much cost. :-(
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Beautiful machine. Love turbines!!!
Compressor stall? What a beautiful aircraft and flown expertly as well. It will rise again hopefully.
Such a beautiful helicopter. I hope you're back in the air soon. I'm still learning how to fly helicopter.
2 years already, yes he is been fixed in the meantime, thanks ;-)
@@guyvds lol, how did I missed this.
ECCELLENTE! :)
7200€? OMG, I didn't expect the repair costs to be that expensive...
all is wonderful. test ok...fly beautiful..and ground landing is owesome
traumhaftes modell!!
5:13 wtf?
Blame USA UGHHHHH
What wrong?
LmaO
Who' s who?
Wow, amazing flight ✈️, I hope you were able to repair & rebuild. It’s a beautiful helicopter 🚁
long time repaired already ;-) thanks.....
@@guyvds It did not look like pilot error, what was the fault? Would love to know what failed.
@@Peranaworthal broken belt in the turbine engine, no autorotation possible.....
I liked how he landed good job mate
Expertly flown and beautiful flight until the malfunction.
been repaired meanwhile with better turbine.... ;-)
This Machine is back today, I saw it flying this WE at the HELIDAYS ENGHIEN 2018...
macatesp lambert thanks, and much better with the Jakadofsky turbine with 5,8kW power ;-) And perfect in autorotation too, love it 100% 😍
Hey that is great 👍 news, we heli lovers would love another video of your Augusta cranking out some graceful turns asap.
Красивая модель и красивый полет, жаль что упал
Amazing. I enjoyed watching.
Damn... I know what it feels like.
I had my Predator Gasser about 10 feet off the ground in a beautiful rotating hover when one of the cyclic servos went crazy and broke servo arm. I saw "Live" like they say. Well 5 or 6 hundred $ later and it was flying again.....
Great to watch, crash looked real too:-)
schuster, bleib bei deinen leisten :-)
This AW139 pilot loves your machine. Too bad about the accident :(
Nice flying and did you do that kit yourself? Cause it is beautiful. I also have a 109a kit ready to go but been on hold for the 109a tricky dropdown landing gear needing some 3Dprinting. Your choice of bright paint scheme is 😎 cool.
5.38 You're welcome. Previous to that the flight was 10 out of 10.
Settling with power.
Really, a beautiful crash !! 👍👍 Too good !! Excellent !! I'm watching this sequence of the crash in a loop ! 😂😂😂😂 Once again !! Once again !! 🤣🤣🤣
Frédéric HRECINSKI 🤣🤣🤭
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great flight up till the point where it ....wasn't. Tough break Pal! Sorry to see...
Such a shame that the pilot probably ran out of power! Such a nice model!! I hope i got it back in the air again!!
yes, belt in turbine was broken. Is repaired already, long time, working perfect now. Thank you for your kind comment.
@@guyvds Thanks for the good information! A technical defect seems to happen always in the worst moment!
As much as I enjoy watching things crash, my heart goes out to the owner/operator.
You are lucky to fly that helicopter
Yes you are right I am indian in india we have no any model gaint helicopter for fly and experience
@@shubhashnidubey2543 because they are banned in India
@@lakshmiburman1551 yes where are you from
Sweet landing, ace.
Guy V. All I can say is, what a beautiful aircraft. I wish I could see you fly in real time, but I live in the USA, So probably won't happen. I hope you get her back flying real soon, and very sorry to see it hit the ground.
Hi Erich, I will repair this one soon, but busy now with a Huey (Afghanistan desert version) You can find me on facebook with more pictures. Thanks!
they need to spend time and money to fix the helicopter now.
That looks like the rotor came lose and as the rpm go higher the rotor head was just slipping
Yeah i saw it to
Thank God the pilot Spitz jumped out before impact! 🐕 🚁
Mantap sekali helikopter nya. Saya ingin mencoba membuat layangan seperti itu.
Settled with power. :-( Hardest part of rotor wing flying. Many real helicopters suffer the same fate. Great scale flying. I thought there was a point about 2/3 in where it lost power and the rotor/tail rotor slowed but I guess not.
*starts watching video
"Oh my hamsters would have a blast getting a ride in that thing."
*hits 05:30
"ive changed my mind..."
Hamsters deserve to die anyway
Bill Belzek are u sick because hamsters are lovely
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Make sure you name your Hamster Kobe.
Hi Guy, I have a turbine A109 and had a similar situation with a faulty egt in my pht2 but thankfully managed to land it. Hope you are up flying again. Gawd, the ignorant trolls on this page who know so much about how to cut and paste about vortex ring state and 'exactly' why you crashed. I'll keep an eye on the belt in mine!
Thanks man, in the meantime he is repaired with a Jakadofsky Pro6000 and flies flawless ;-) A sudden broken belt and lack of power was the reason of the crash, nothing else. The vortex is the "following" of the lack op power.....not the "reason". I have also a repainted Huey, swopped from PHT3 into electro, 19kg.
Nice job
Ouuuhhh that really hurt😑
Ahhhh my heart😐
(I'm in love with rc planes and helicopters and because I don't't have it I'm so sad😢😢😢😢,sry for bad English)
Ciao
Damn noisy contraption!!! Sounds like one or both rotors could use better bearings!!! Looks nice though!!!
Reminds me of a Bell 222 Air Ambulance and a mountain!
Scheise das so was so endet. War ein sehr schönes Modell und die Aufnahmen sahen so echt aus. Schade um das Modell. Schönes Wochenende und viele Grüße aus Spanien.
Hi, he has been repaired in the meantime....with Jakadofsky instead ;-)
This is a classic PHT3 clutch problem, under heavy load the clutch bell slip around the shaft and you loss rotor rpm but the turbine still run well without loss turbine rpm. You need to put some expoxy glue between shaft and clutch bell then tight very well the collar on the bell.
It was the wind coming from the other heli from 5:09 that pushed it down unexpectedly. It was not in the picture but you can hear it very close during and after the crash.
wtf
no he was out of gas
Bax jip
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I like part at 4.35 awesom...that is the rotary wing :D
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Ouch! What an _expensive_ way to be reminded of "vortex ring state." Also, I find it interesting that the pilot/owner did such an incredible job on his build with everything _except_ the anti-collision/nav lights. The only one that appears to be to scale is the red beacon on the underside of the tail boom. The rest seem to be flashing too fast and/or shouldn't be flashing at all. I suppose now he's got the perfect opportunity to correct that situation! ;)
Wow you have been sorting out your flashers lately too eah...
13 seconds of fun...my wife's gonna kill me!
Is that flying or fucking?
Damn ..oh well, it looks pretty salvageable.
It was great, right up to the point he killed it
I was thinking vortex ring state but I think you guys are right about the head speed. You can see that with the syncing of the blades and the camera shutter. I'm sure there's a tremendous amount of work to get this operational again, but fuselage seems to survive and I bet it was salvageable. Sure was pretty.
Lol one time I flew my rc plane into someones room window 😂
That's enough to make a grown man cry!
Oh that bites , I remember my Cadet senior finding the trees when the radio quit closed everything down and wated it do 8 loops by itself till it hit the trees .
Jesus you guys are ... The guys piloting skills are second to none poetry in motion. At exactly 5 minutes in he knew he was in trouble and his main goal after that was not kill anyone and/or destroy his toy. He pulled one part off.
Well, I don't know about that. What I do know is, if all he had was some kind of power failure, there's no reason he couldn't have just done an autorotation and saved the bird. He was well away from the flight line, if fact, he had been flying the model a lot closer to himself, and everyone else, just before that so hitting someone really wasn't an issue here.
I agree, he piloted the model very nicely up to the final arrival. As good as he was with everything else he did, he still needs to work on his autorotation technique!
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Settling with power? His forward speed coming out of the turn was low and his descent rate increasing. Adding more power at that point might have cause a vortex ring state?
Same thoughts, it has to be vortex ring stall. And he was trying to gain altitude by a nose high attitude, if only he had put the nose down to try and gain forward speed he could have recovered in a second.
Pankaj Jaiswal - My initial guess too, but the pilot says the turbine drive belt was slipping, so rotor rpm too low.
Yes Sir there are many thinks happen at the same time, only the Pilot can tell you Sir.
Maybe also there is same you can read out like a black box at the Elektronik ...... ?
Looks like a real helicopter size!
I feel bad for the guy for spending his money for this
A sad end to such a superb flight.
Yes very sad 😭
Dont worry, a bit of superglue and sticky tape should fix it fellas.
Wow. This man is an amazing pilot. You can tell he has been doing this for a long time......serious skill...so smooth.... but shit happens. Also, would like to say, that is one of the most beautiful helicopter models I have ever seen.
@@guyvds 🙂👋Thank you for the personal reply. Very Cool of you. Hello from Northern California!
@@matthewthompson8691 thank you for your kind words, appreciate this :-) The belt in the turbine broke and couldn't do an autorotation anymore. The lack of power was unexpected, didn't hear it. Regards, Guy
@@guyvds Guy, you are most welcome. I always envy and admire such well-done hobby work and accompanying flying skills too! As I am an aviation lover, and hobbyist...I can and do appreciate all the long hours and devotion you put in. Also appreciate the personal insight into the crash cause. Hopefully She is still flying today! -Matt
@@matthewthompson8691 yes, she is still flying ;-) Regards, Guy
Very good driving
Don't know about the rest of you RC pilots but I hate when the ground gets in the way of my flying.
It's only because the ground is such a naturally big target! It's so hard to miss.... PMSL
Maybe the ground hates you getting in the way of it's grounding
He definitely ran out of sky.
You can see the power changed at 5:00 by the way rotors looked . After that he lost control
Indeed, the motor/blades def lost power. I am wondering if he just ran out gas.
yeah it's easy to see the speed of the rotors change due to the camera shutter freezing them. I thought that was nice the way you could see four perfect mostly stationary blades for most of the flight, and then right at 5 it slowed (or sped up, you can't tell which) and then quickly stabilized, but then started slowing farther and farther. Being a heli-model flyer myself I'd bet he noticed and was feeding more and more power as he turned around to get lined up for an auto rotate. He didn't move fast enough though, by the time he got in position and was just lining up to start it, he ran out of throttle on his stick and it came down like a rock before he could get any forward momentum going. (or he had little/no experience with auto rotating, or THAT particular help may have been tricky to AR)
agree. telemetry would safe from the crash I guess
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Oh je - ich weiss wie sich das anfühlt. Neben den Kosten auch noch die ganze Zeit fürt die Reparatur...
Sehr schönes Modell - hoffentlich fliegt es balb wieder.
Schau mal nach Wirbelringstadium oder Vortex-Ring-Stadium - ich denke genau das ist passiert. Kenne diesen Zustand vom RC-Heli fliegen (Acrobat mit 160cm Rotor). Durch schnelles horizentales fliegen kann man entkommen - aber wer denkt schon daran wenn das Model durchsackt.....
Das ist bitter, schade um den schönen Hubschrauber!
This is a model of the Warwickshire & Northamptonshire Air Ambulance (WNAA) G-RSCUAugusta A109E Power based at Coventry Airport UK
Beautiful flight, to bad that it crashed. Good luck with the repair.
already repaired with Jakadofsy turbine ;-)
Fantastic
Really good camera work
Expensive hobby at least $5k on damage Repairs
turbines alone are 3k
What the heck BRUH you can buy ur own ultra light vehicle and actually fly in it with that much money
5:30
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Insect flying through frame. It comes from behind the Heli.
nagev but if you skip to 5:30 he doesnt get full video hit credit 😣
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THANK YOU.
His flying was perfect, it was a shame he didn't see the ground rush up like that.
Wonderfully
ohhhhh this crash is awesome :D
Yo dude look! I’m about to do the most sick trick with this helicopter bro!
*crashes*
You’re fired.
O www man what a pit, its beautiful helicopter.
Nice fly
Very sad moment after such a stellar flight.
At exactly 5:00 you can see the heli losing so much power, the loss of
torque causes it to temporarily yaw to the right, gyro kicks in to
compensate followed by a twitch. That should have been a dead giveaway
that something went wrong. I've been in this position before and have
avoided a few crashes by detecting the slightest warning signs.
I think he knew there was a problem before the 5:00 mark, and did what he could to save it. What would you have done?
existing problem or not, at 5:34 he goes noes down then pulls up sharply, reducing forward airspeed to nearly zero with a lot of down speed, at that point, problem or not, 500hp or 0hp, its in a vortex ring state, any power is going into circulating air through the blades and not producing lift, and the crash is certain. czcams.com/video/I6ClTyFHlcM/video.html
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At certain point in time scale means scale for everything. Also for aerodynamics. And, no whatever skilled 3D pilot could have recovered the heli without the awareness of "howto recover from a vortex ring state".
I always remember Bob Hoover "You need at least two things out of speed, brain and altitude" czcams.com/video/HjeRSDsy-nE/video.html
Raver Meister Maybe he was throttling down
What was the reason?
good one lol
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Vortex ring state!!
definitely vortex!
Failed to replenish his talent supply in a timely manner.
Gorgeous helicopter. Hopefully it could be rebuillt.
A moment of silence for the helicopter