4 Year Old Tries to Hover a Helicopter
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- čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
- Join us for an unforgettable family adventure as Amy, Hudson (6), and Quinn (4) take to the skies in a thrilling hover challenge with a Robinson R44 helicopter! Watch as each family member battles it out to see who can keep this iconic helicopter hovering the longest.
From the exhilarating attempts of a determined 6-year-old pilot-in-training to the adorable focus of a 4-year-old aviation enthusiast, and not forgetting the skilled efforts of their mom, Amy, this video is packed with heartwarming moments, laughter, and a healthy dose of family competition.
Who will emerge as the hover champion? Will it be Amy with her steady hands, Hudson with his youthful enthusiasm, or Quinn with his surprising determination? Find out in this unique family challenge that takes "family game night" to a whole new level - literally!
Don't miss this action-packed video filled with aerial maneuvers, family fun, and the sheer joy of flying. Whether you're a helicopter enthusiast, a fan of aviation, or just love seeing families embark on extraordinary adventures together, this video is for you!
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Young fella looked like he was ready for a nap 😂
Thats with only 1/3 the controls. I had a pilot let me try this exact thing and it is NOT easy. I didnt get the tip about looking far off so I was focused on close things and I couldnt imagine with pedals and collective added in. He did let me fly on the way back to the airport (remote) and that was what actually started me down the rabbit hole of how helicopters worked and how I ended up finding this channel.
Your family will be great pilots. I’m glad your teaching what it takes to fly
This reminds me of the first time Mischa had me try and hover. Oh boy! I think the 4 yr old did better than me haha!
OMG! Best video ever!😅
Gosh those kiddos are growing. The sad part is I’m getting older too.
Good job mom and dad.
Great test! Amy did an excellent job! I could see the next test being who progresses the quickest after like 5-10 practice runs.
That was scary
Cool.
That’s tricky with the feet too short for the pedals.
I really enjoyed the video that was great.
Next: Look my newborn flying a helicopter!
Very nice idea and I love how encouraging you have been. Unbelievable how focused your 4 year old son Quinn was. He had a real tunnel look in his eyes and was almost not able to answer your question if he is ready! Really adorable. Great job on the first attempt! I am flying only RC helis and I remember how long it tool me until I was able to hover 4 minutes (1 battery) in fully manual 3D mode.
I guessed Amy.
🇬🇧That’s a fun day 😊🇬🇧
Guimbals alittle easier imo I would also give the other two first but great way to get family involved
Very nice. Glad to see everyone having a go at it.
Fine
Wait, you're controlling the collective!
So fun, my kids always made noises into the mic so they could hear themselves too. 😂
Did you fly over Squamish last week?
@pilotyellow OK, Amy, Hudson and Quinn did better than me! LoL
Great video ❤🎉
lol the door...entertaining vid thank you
I love this idea
I started working at my dad’s full service gas station when I was four years old.
That was very very scary to even watch!
Not as scary as the engine failure auto rotor vid down into creek bed, had me going all the way to the end and until i learned it was practice test i was so damn scared!1 haha keep it up pilotyellow
Me next ! Me next!
Im going with Amy before I watch Video! Hey, you should pick up the guy whos always waving to your choppers flying over his house, and his dogs? Whats his story anyways??? The guy who had Hi ontop of his roof lol Are the kids SImulator approved first?
I would love to be able to speak to you. I am probably the most rusty helicopter pilot ever. I used to fly a 206b3 42 years ago. I’ve recently done some R44 training to see if I can still do it. I think I’m doing ok. I have Bell 505 on order. Should receive it sometime in August/September. I would love to come fly with you before that. Do you have any interest? Jeff. Btw, I do have over 3k hours fixed wing. Mostly C510 single pilot.
I’ll take “World’s Most Terrible Ideas” for $1000, Alex.
Penso che sia una follia far toccare i comandi a qualcuno che non è abilitato a farlo, soprattutto così giovani e a una quota così bassa. Un bimbo in particolare potrebbe fare una mossa a sorpresa a cui non sei preparato e potresti non essere in grado di correggerlo in tempo. Ti ricordo cos'è successo al volo Aeroflot 593 del 23 marzo 1994 in cui il pilota ha invitato i propri figli in cabina e uno di loro, seduto ai comandi, ha disattivato involontariamente il pilota automatico. Sai benissimo com'è andata a finire...
Plenty high enough for the pilot to recover from any eventuality. We all know what happened to the Aeroflot flight and why, completely irrelevant
door open on 2nd try...over all not a smart thing to do
How could he even reach the pedals?
By the looks it just based on cyclic controls which is not uncommon for instructors to release different controls during hover training at different times.