Just recently, I saw the helicoptor take off, right in front of me, its not something you get to see that often, thanks for the video, doesn't make me so homesick now...
Antelope Valley Hospital, the place I was born. Antelope Valley Lancaster, CA, born and raised... I'm now in Bakersfield CA, which is quite far from the A.V. Oh how I miss my home town....... :'(
today i was interning at JFK Hospital in I dio Ca. an i was able to get up close to the Mercy Air helicopter while we were lifting a patient from the ER into the helicopter and it was amazing seeing it take off and feeling the wind from the rotors...
I got airlifted by a EC-135 in Qatar. We were ATVing for out in the desert and i broke my leg. And we were so far out they sent A EC-135 out after they tracked the call. It was green
ive had to ride one of those mercy air helicopters for drowning. getting on it was so scary. the sound of those blades when you're under them is very intimidating and freaky.
I see that Antelope Valley Med. Ctr . has regained designation as a Level III Trauma Center . Before , it was a Level II facility competing with Henry Mayo Newhall Mem . Hosp . Med Ctr. in Valencia , the trauma center for the Santa Clarita Valley area of LA County . In my state (Idaho) , there are only two trauma centers . St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise and Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls . Helos are very important in EMS and make a difference .
@bugguy905 I agree with that . I live about 128 miles outside of Boise in Twin Falls . St. Alphonsus Life Flight uses two EC135s that are just a few years old and the Bell 430 I have to say is the second safest even though it's a loud bird . The 430 needs constant tune ups to stay on it's game .
Thank you. I have been trying to find a video that confirms a helicopter's main rotor blades rotate counter-clockwise and the tail rotor rotates clockwise, or the top side of the tail rotor rotates away from the front. I had a hunch but I wasn't sure.
It takes us two minutes to fully start up and lift up, I'm the pilot..... Idle for one minutes, then to full power for another minute then we lift off
daggone that thing has a long start up time ! Most are up in the air considerably quicker - especially considering the crew I'm assuming already did their walk around and stuff and was in.
Only in the movies are they up in no time. A turbine helicopter has to spool up and a reciprocating model has to warm up, lest it fall for lack of power. It can take even longer, when you test the clutch (or magnetos, but that takes 10 seconds). And that's not counting the pre- and post-flight walk-arounds.
All in all, though, helicopter pilots do still get it up quicker. ;)
Actually, there are friction grips for both the collective and cyclic - the former to hold it down and the latter to keep it centered, both on the ground.
thATS MERCY AIR AOUT OF MOJAVE I WORK AT AVH IN THE ER, FORGIVE THE SUV THE AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE LEVEL IN AVH IS LOW, SOME OF THE P/T I SEE DO THE MOST FOOLISH THINGS TO BECOME P/T'S, OVERALL THOUGH THE P/T AT AVH ARE VERY NICE AND APPRECIATIVE.
That is Mercy Air 14 out of Mojave. It could have been my husband flying...I'd have to look at the work calendar. He does fly into AV often (and he also thinks the SUV is annoying. If you get too close, a windshield could break...or you get some nice pits in the paint. If the blades are rotating enough to get airlift, they are generating enough wind to pit a car that gets too close. People need to have more caution).
ya, i know, i've been in rotor wash (luckily with helmet and visor down, but still). they need better security to prevent such matters. Thanks for your comment!
Just recently, I saw the helicoptor take off, right in front of me, its not something you get to see that often, thanks for the video, doesn't make me so homesick now...
brittXscreamworks 6 days ago
Antelope Valley Hospital, the place I was born. Antelope Valley Lancaster, CA, born and raised... I'm now in Bakersfield CA, which is quite far from the A.V. Oh how I miss my home town....... :'(
brittXscreamworks 6 days ago
ALRIGHT WHO PISSED OF THE BIRDS lmao
braduh1 2 weeks ago 2
nice
deadea371 1 month ago
Nice, Pretty cool.
mileycyrusmusic979 5 months ago
Is that thing loud in person?
64meatpuppets 11 months ago
today i was interning at JFK Hospital in I dio Ca. an i was able to get up close to the Mercy Air helicopter while we were lifting a patient from the ER into the helicopter and it was amazing seeing it take off and feeling the wind from the rotors...
kichansilva 1 year ago
thats not a bell 430 thats a bell 222ut.
TheBellhelicopterman 1 year ago
I got airlifted by a EC-135 in Qatar. We were ATVing for out in the desert and i broke my leg. And we were so far out they sent A EC-135 out after they tracked the call. It was green
cnielsen123 1 year ago
owe and bye the way the bill was 22,000 dollars. im not even kidding.
jasonmyers666 1 year ago
ive had to ride one of those mercy air helicopters for drowning. getting on it was so scary. the sound of those blades when you're under them is very intimidating and freaky.
jasonmyers666 1 year ago
@jasonmyers666 you have to be careful not to try and sit up, or you might lose your head
Belchmaster41 1 year ago
I like Mercy Air the picked me up when I had my accident earlier this year!
chrispyRR 1 year ago
I love the sound of twin rotors!!!
yasiths 1 year ago
Get out of the way, lady! My daughter and I are trying to watch a helicopter take off.
PLUGS33 1 year ago
the lady !!
mrmige12345 1 year ago
I see that Antelope Valley Med. Ctr . has regained designation as a Level III Trauma Center . Before , it was a Level II facility competing with Henry Mayo Newhall Mem . Hosp . Med Ctr. in Valencia , the trauma center for the Santa Clarita Valley area of LA County . In my state (Idaho) , there are only two trauma centers . St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Center in Boise and Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center in Idaho Falls . Helos are very important in EMS and make a difference .
Medic83301 1 year ago
i went to anteloe valley high in 99
muzikbiz001 1 year ago
ive been air lifted by them i live in lake arrowhead california
greenradman123 1 year ago
EC-135 the best air ambulance and the safest in the world
bugguy905 1 year ago
@bugguy905 I agree with that . I live about 128 miles outside of Boise in Twin Falls . St. Alphonsus Life Flight uses two EC135s that are just a few years old and the Bell 430 I have to say is the second safest even though it's a loud bird . The 430 needs constant tune ups to stay on it's game .
Medic83301 1 year ago
@Medic83301 im sorry to tell u thats not no bell 430 that a bell 222ut i know i fly a 430..
TheBellhelicopterman 1 year ago
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@Medic83301 im sorry to tell u thats not no bell 430 that a bell 222ut i know i fly a 430..
TheBellhelicopterman 1 year ago
@bugguy905 no the ec-135 ant they under powered the ec-145s are trust me..
TheBellhelicopterman 1 year ago
@bugguy905 no the ec-135 ant they under powered the ec-145s are trust me..
TheBellhelicopterman 1 year ago
kool
Drifter918 1 year ago
complimenti hai scoperto che l'elicottero vola! bel video
gianluca109 1 year ago
That same damn suv drives through the shot like three times... SUVs are so annoying
Lurch900 2 years ago 2
SUV (super uncool vehicles)
thedeadman0908 1 year ago
Thank you. I have been trying to find a video that confirms a helicopter's main rotor blades rotate counter-clockwise and the tail rotor rotates clockwise, or the top side of the tail rotor rotates away from the front. I had a hunch but I wasn't sure.
dogman15 2 years ago
Yep, main rotors rotate counter clockwise and the tail rotors rotate clockwise....
Lurch900 2 years ago
@Lurch900 basically the tail rotor is to stop the torque from the main rotor
ccubsfan94 1 year ago
It varies by manufacturer.
pf126p 2 years ago
It takes us two minutes to fully start up and lift up, I'm the pilot..... Idle for one minutes, then to full power for another minute then we lift off
Lurch900 2 years ago
daggone that thing has a long start up time ! Most are up in the air considerably quicker - especially considering the crew I'm assuming already did their walk around and stuff and was in.
medic50646 2 years ago
Only in the movies are they up in no time. A turbine helicopter has to spool up and a reciprocating model has to warm up, lest it fall for lack of power. It can take even longer, when you test the clutch (or magnetos, but that takes 10 seconds). And that's not counting the pre- and post-flight walk-arounds.
All in all, though, helicopter pilots do still get it up quicker. ;)
pf126p 2 years ago
Want to give me some money so I can obtain my HCPL?
motokid032 2 years ago
@motokid032 , No free handouts!, you'll have to sweep hangars like the rest of us and save up ! LOL ;)
1BustedMyth 1 year ago
Nice video, congrats i love helicopters, my dream is to own one
felixxxius 2 years ago
mine 2
ManiacMovieDestroyer 2 years ago
Good luck with that XD
FROZYO 2 years ago
To put it simply Zekitty, it's wind. Generated by the rotor blades.
justtruckincrazy 3 years ago
LOL Go wyo7011~! AHAHAHA! Now THATS funny! I doncare who ya are!
swatguy1015 3 years ago
What is a rotor wash?
ZeKittie 3 years ago
Its a soap they put on the blades to keep them smooth and reduce friction. It's really expensive.
wyo7011 3 years ago 6
Same folks that make collective lock, right?
bluehazer 2 years ago
Never heard that one. It must be new. haha.
wyo7011 2 years ago
Actually, there are friction grips for both the collective and cyclic - the former to hold it down and the latter to keep it centered, both on the ground.
pf126p 2 years ago
thATS MERCY AIR AOUT OF MOJAVE I WORK AT AVH IN THE ER, FORGIVE THE SUV THE AVERAGE INTELLIGENCE LEVEL IN AVH IS LOW, SOME OF THE P/T I SEE DO THE MOST FOOLISH THINGS TO BECOME P/T'S, OVERALL THOUGH THE P/T AT AVH ARE VERY NICE AND APPRECIATIVE.
philipyo690 3 years ago
LMAO! Thats for sure man. Working for amr in Antelope valley we see the most retarded things lol
edmanaguil 3 years ago
That is Mercy Air 14 out of Mojave. It could have been my husband flying...I'd have to look at the work calendar. He does fly into AV often (and he also thinks the SUV is annoying. If you get too close, a windshield could break...or you get some nice pits in the paint. If the blades are rotating enough to get airlift, they are generating enough wind to pit a car that gets too close. People need to have more caution).
bbarbed 3 years ago
ya, i know, i've been in rotor wash (luckily with helmet and visor down, but still). they need better security to prevent such matters. Thanks for your comment!
changhomes 3 years ago
is that mercy 7, based in pahrump, nv?
Gabe777 3 years ago
hahaha nice sound
sdrfgvrfgvsfravgdsvS 3 years ago
neat
vader9596 4 years ago