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Hummingbird Winter Ops
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- čas přidán 31. 01. 2024
- Vic from Base Leg Aviation updates us on the Hummingbird Helicopter and discusses special winter (In Georgia) steps he takes. He also mentions a DAR inspection of a Texas Sport TX-3 aircraft built by Tim Goddard.
@baselegaviation1614
www.baselegaviation.com
I’m always in “Awe” of your craftsmanship as a builder.
Vic! Is there anything you can’t do??! Thank you for always sharing your knowledge, we’re all ALOT better off for it.
P.s. I’m gonna need a ride in that thing
You know where I live😀. Welcome anytime!
Man that thing looks great in the air!
Oh and a more reliable way to gain true airspeed is to have an inaccurate temp probe. 🤣
That's pretty funny... Winter Ops in a sweater. It was -31 in Wasilla last week.
I hear you! That’s why we moved South. 😀. Wasilla is pretty, at least in the summertime when we have been there.
Looks great with the wheelpants. Needs some for the front.
helicopters are cool. 10,000 parts all flying in formation. Winter ops, I'm still looking for the snow on the ground? :) stay safe and fly right.
Yep and that is the machine that go save life out there when an airplane with few moving parts crash, sounds weird right ?
Looks good just need a pair for the front wheels now I have seen pictures with the humming bird with skids which look realy good obviously have to hover when taxing on runway.
The front wheels swivel so figuring out a bracket for wheel pant is a little harder. I haven’t come up with anything yet.
@@baselegaviation1614 she's looking good sure you sort something out in time for the front 👍
Your airpark is beautiful, from what I can see. Would you mind saying its name?
GA04. Mallards Landing
Fairings on the gear legs, at least as much as possible, might give better drag reduction than the wheel pants.
no doubt. just haven’t figured that part out yet. 😀
G,day from Sydney Australia. Is that the first time landing with wind 'eddie' turbulence in that LZ?
🌏🇦🇺
yep.