Arthur Young on the Helicopter (Part 1)

Recorded in Young's workshop in Downingtown, PA, Arthur discusses various issues and challenges that arose in the course of creating a functioning helicopter model, taking it to Bell and building the full scale prototypes.

[@rickhalverson2014]

Priceless, thank you for uploading.
Arthur Young was very sharp even in his retirement years. Amazing.
He talks so straight from the heart, no glorifying or twisting the facts, just pure history.

[@malakiblunt]

What a fantastic man.

[@JesusisJesus]

This is worth watching, 4 part series but it won't take you long.

[@Jammoko]

The man was a genius...

[@engineerahmed7248]

Q1. Why didn't he continue with coaxial syatem he originally started with, given it saves 10 % energy lost to tail rotor
Q2. Given he & in turn Bell corporation used flybar to tacle severe stability challenge, how Sikorsky handled this challenge as we never find flybars on Sikosky machines

[@lancomedic]

Can you imagine if Bell had been more cooperative in 1941 and moved more quickly how the war might have been a little different at least as far as search and rescue is concerned.

[@shahriarabdullahsiddique4925]

❤❤❤

[@adronepilotcom7278]

would like to translate to spanish