Very good little video everybody would like to fly a helicopter my son who was 18 decided just that he qualified for his commercial pilot's licence when he was 19 years old the only problem is he cannot get a job flying in New Zealand maybe he could go to Australia or Canada and get a flying job or maybe not. The other down fall is he also owns $100,000 New Zealand dollars on a student loan. So if you could help with a flying job let me know thank you.
You say to add a bit of right pedal on lift-off. Not so with the R44. Pulling pitch will cause the tail to torque left so you input left pedal. Your diagram shows a chopper whose blade turns the opposite way of the R44
All that worries me is if the engine fails,I dont think you can auto rotate from very high up,and you certainly cant glide to a park,i would want a twin engine job to be sure,to be sure as the Irishman said.
@adoreslaurel the higher the better in case of engine failure. You can auto-rotate as long as you have enough height or forward speed at time of engine failure
@friendofrosto I am confused as to how forward speed could help as lose of power combined with drag would soon slow you down and there is a lot of free air either side of that skinny little spinning thing on top,gimme the silk from 1000 plus feet up.
Private license training in an R-22 is about $12,000 - $15,000 USD, R-44 is $15,000 - $20,000 USD with a range of 40-60 hours of flight time. Commercial license training in an R-22 $36,000 - $40,000 USD, R-44 $65,000 - $70,000 USD with a range of 150-160 hours of flight time. Prices will vary by location of the school, how many hours your flight instructor flies with you and in some cases the current price of fuel. If you wish to pursue instrument, CFI, or CFII rating it will cost even more.
Not that expensive? Well in Sweden it is VERY expensive to start flying helicopters (I have searched for schools) so now I fly airplanes instead and hopefully in the future I'll have the money required as I'm still rather young.
@rdalben in a helicopter a turbine engine and a piston engine both have the same goal (to turn an output shaft/power the rotors). the way these two types of engines get the job done are very different(search "4 stroke engine" and Turbine engine"), each having its strengths and weaknesses, with the main variables being weight, fuel consumption, and general operating/maint costs.
@rdalben The non-turbine is just like a car engine. It uses pistons moving up and down to turn a crank which turns the rotors. In a turbine there are no pistons. It is basically a multi-stage air compressor which sucks in cold air like a fan, compresses it with spinning turbines, mixes it with fuel and continually ignites it to create even more pressure/power. The spinning turbines drive the rotors.
@Tamaztikanadze So unsafe? Actually a helicopter is incredibly safe, even in the event of a complete engine failure. I fly both helicopters and fixed wing, and if something goes wrong, I'd rather be in the helicopter any day. In an emergency, you can land a helicopter just about anywhere. Luckily in 16 years of flying I haven't had an incident, but we train for them all the time just in case.
@407pilot, They may be ok, but aren't incredibly safe. Anyone who loves something says it's "safe". Relatively they are unsafe to tricycles for example..
@ZeAntiNooob yes, do you? well I have already begun to fly by chopper in BF2 by joystick. it isnt hard and isnt easy. you think if you can do it in game you can do it in real life? ...as I got you.
I was going to do this for a job. Its a pity there is fuck all aviation work in australia. A friend of mine fly's for a living and he's an excellent pilot. He's had to go overseas for work because its so hard to get a decent job here. Most of the chopper pilots he has met have spent 7 or 8 years flying around checking fences on properties in the middle of nowhere in a desperate attempt to get hours and experience. Its sad.
@robertsmitsnz im not saying its not cool or useful, but when someone does it for 10 years desperately trying to get a different and decent paying job, its a shame that such a talent doent attract decent pay
dam you can do anything with these bad boys and get away with it like shooting a ar15 out the side in open land ,it's like a portable shooting range dam i love america.
This video has it's moments, but it's not particular correct. You need LEFT pedal taking off in the vast majority of helicopters; including the 44 in this video. You've also entirely neglected gyroscopic precession. For the helicopter to roll left the blades flatten out and produce less lift as they approach the FRONT of the aircraft, and increase in pitch as they approach the REAR of the aircraft - all the resultants happen 90 degrees later in the plane of rotation.
FYI, to obtain an FAA, Private Pilot Helicopter license (and you train in a R-22) it'll cost about $12,000(USD). Maybe double that for a Commercial license.
@choprjock You wish. The cost is around $50k for 200 hours and sling load rating. The rental is around $180.00 an hour, plus fuel cost. You need at least 150 hours for commercial along. Then 50 more for sling load. That is if you skate the whole time with no problems.
@WizzRacing I got my training throught the military, but the info I posted I gleaned from a flight school ad. Military flight school (years ago) was 210 hrs. of flight time, plus all the ground school. I don't even remember slingload time in school (I'm sure it was there), but it couldn't have been much more than a couple of hours. Real flight school started when you got to your unit and started flying missions.
ok so if im flying forward and want to increase or decrease my altitude, would i use the cyclic control stick or would i have a 2 handed afair of the cyclic controls and the collective? i need to know in case the russians invade
@StaffSergeantPepper The simple answer would be that you would just lower the collective lever to lose altitude. In a helicopter with a reciprocating engine (and no engine RPM governor) all of the controls have to be co-ordinated to maintain, pitch, yaw, roll and engine speed. For instance, just lowering the collective decreases strain on the engine (increasing engine RPM's) and you would have to decrease throttle to maintain your engine RPM. There's more, but all the space I have.
@StaffSergeantPepper It depends on if you want to maintain your airspeed. In the end though, you end up using both hands and both feet because any movement on one control surface results in a need for (usually) minor adjustments in the other 2 control surfaces. Generally the only time you have a hand free is the collective hand during straight and level flight unless you have an autopilot.
@scarymelt not even close to 2-3 million. The helicopter is made by the Robinson helicopter company and depending if it is an r44 or an r66 the price will range from 500 thousand to 850 thousand
I wonder which is easier to learn this of the fixed wing. Which is more fun too? i want to begin a career is aviation and I'm a difficult choice to make.
@KIRDILON The fixed wing is easier by a big shot.. but helos... they are way more fun...Anyways. The first hours in a helo can be a nightmare. After all, in a helo, you have 5 controls... and only 4 limbs. Also, any control inputs, means inmediate adjustment to the others...
@KIRDILON Most people say helicopters are much harder to fly then fixed wings. I personally think helicopters are more fun, but planes are great too. :)
cost me about 10k do get my private pilots lic. in a a cessna 172... Can somebody who has there lic to fly these choppers tell me what the Average cost to get there lic. in flying rotors?
The most difficult parts are taking off and landing. You may have to adjust the balance of the chopper while in the air, but it hovers along quite well by itself.
all the funeral directors watch this to measure the people who soon will be there customers,and also to plan there holidays.looks like a nother nice holiday this year comin up.
Im interested in becoming a helipoter pilot and I want a future career flying helicopters for a job. I'm in year 11 and I believe I have the prequersites to become one but I have no idea what coarse to follow. Do I follow aviation I really need help. Im in victoria.
@ericherold Haha, I just started my helicopter training. I'm already $7,000 in debt. When I'm finished with the program I'm guessing I'll owe around $90,000. Also, the helicopter you see in this video has a suggested retail of $425,000. But it's a nice thought...
Helicopters defy the laws of nature, therefore the helicopter pilot must be aware that Mother Nature is attempting to destroy your helicopter and end your life every second you stay in the air.
@nightcatize I have a helicopter to sale for 30000 euro in Germaniy...... & you can learn to fly him yourself. See my flight ......ViCTOR STACH fly with HELICOPTER....... & I was never by flight school.
@MrJakemondo no FUCK xbox360!!! besides if that guy has an xbox360 then he could've gotten the red ring of death, meaning that his helicopter gets the red ring of death and breaks down. praise the PS3 and praise SONY.
not expensive?.?.?... someone that sounded like they knew what they were talking about on wiki-answers said that becoming a helicopter pilot and having people actually hire you, would cost 50,000 DOLLARS!!! FIFTY-THOUSAND DOLLARS!!! IDK about you, but thats a little too expensive for me. I'll be turning 16 in October, is there anything I can do now that can jump-start my career other than finding "flight schools near me" because I already did?
pull up gently on collective, gently put pressure on left pedal to compensate for torgue, gently push cyclic forward to put nose down, gently increase up on collective and left pedal to commence forward flight, to auto rotate level out and collective all the way down, then about 30 meters all the way up
Now I can build one in gmod.
minirockettube 7 hours ago
Very good little video everybody would like to fly a helicopter my son who was 18 decided just that he qualified for his commercial pilot's licence when he was 19 years old the only problem is he cannot get a job flying in New Zealand maybe he could go to Australia or Canada and get a flying job or maybe not. The other down fall is he also owns $100,000 New Zealand dollars on a student loan. So if you could help with a flying job let me know thank you.
Soarer111 4 days ago
Thank you so much for the Dramatization warning @ 2:50 I wasn't sure......
xFRAZ1ERx 5 days ago
You say to add a bit of right pedal on lift-off. Not so with the R44. Pulling pitch will cause the tail to torque left so you input left pedal. Your diagram shows a chopper whose blade turns the opposite way of the R44
friendofrosto 5 days ago
Don't trust the title on this one folks. I crashed my new helicopter even after watching this TWICE!
gavincurtis 6 days ago
All that worries me is if the engine fails,I dont think you can auto rotate from very high up,and you certainly cant glide to a park,i would want a twin engine job to be sure,to be sure as the Irishman said.
adoreslaurel 1 week ago
@adoreslaurel the higher the better in case of engine failure. You can auto-rotate as long as you have enough height or forward speed at time of engine failure
friendofrosto 5 days ago
@friendofrosto I am confused as to how forward speed could help as lose of power combined with drag would soon slow you down and there is a lot of free air either side of that skinny little spinning thing on top,gimme the silk from 1000 plus feet up.
adoreslaurel 5 days ago
@adoreslaurel you want forward speed when auto-rotating in for a landing. You actually skid in.
friendofrosto 4 days ago
nice video But what will happen if the helicopter Get mechanical failure lol that will be the last chance of your life
pavel1809 1 week ago
Private license training in an R-22 is about $12,000 - $15,000 USD, R-44 is $15,000 - $20,000 USD with a range of 40-60 hours of flight time. Commercial license training in an R-22 $36,000 - $40,000 USD, R-44 $65,000 - $70,000 USD with a range of 150-160 hours of flight time. Prices will vary by location of the school, how many hours your flight instructor flies with you and in some cases the current price of fuel. If you wish to pursue instrument, CFI, or CFII rating it will cost even more.
Bergmanwolf15 1 week ago
i hope everybody knows that it's not very hard... he's not that amazing.
xMW2xACRking 1 week ago
If you push the controlls as much as you do, your dead
Wakkywinter 1 week ago
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Have a "crack at it", lol. They're cool until something malfunctions....
eatingcatshit 1 week ago
G'day mite!
escrotumus 2 weeks ago
Watch "HANGAR CRASH" on youtube and you'll see how safe it's...
Tamaztikanadze 3 weeks ago
@Tamaztikanadze Yea. 1 crashed. Due to pilot error. So by your logic: I saw someone trip and fall the other week. Guess walking isn't safe either.
NinthNazgul 2 weeks ago
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@NinthNazgul, and by your logic, most people die while walking. Try again.......
eatingcatshit 1 week ago
crap i dont know how to turn it on
hydrox393 3 weeks ago
Not that expensive? Well in Sweden it is VERY expensive to start flying helicopters (I have searched for schools) so now I fly airplanes instead and hopefully in the future I'll have the money required as I'm still rather young.
Vanhallo 3 weeks ago
GREAT explanation !! but, how does a turbine works different then this one ? Thx
rdalben 1 month ago
@rdalben in a helicopter a turbine engine and a piston engine both have the same goal (to turn an output shaft/power the rotors). the way these two types of engines get the job done are very different(search "4 stroke engine" and Turbine engine"), each having its strengths and weaknesses, with the main variables being weight, fuel consumption, and general operating/maint costs.
hu805 1 month ago
@rdalben The non-turbine is just like a car engine. It uses pistons moving up and down to turn a crank which turns the rotors. In a turbine there are no pistons. It is basically a multi-stage air compressor which sucks in cold air like a fan, compresses it with spinning turbines, mixes it with fuel and continually ignites it to create even more pressure/power. The spinning turbines drive the rotors.
artistgmg 4 weeks ago
some say, you never fly an aircraft where the wings are going faster than the rest of the craft! :)
dahappyaxe 1 month ago
Hi am Sam It's super i like good and thank to you for this video
deepcena001 1 month ago
And how much of petrol does it need to stand a hour in the air?
SkylineatME 1 month ago
Whats the name/mark of this helicopter? And how many green bugs does it cost?
SkylineatME 1 month ago
I love Bell Helicopters.
rayme4raw 1 month ago
Yeah, this is the job i would like to have :(
MultiAlpha11 1 month ago
When I was in Maui I got a helicopter ride and it's so weird gliding over the runway at low altitude and seeing the ground beneath your feet.
N0l4nH 1 month ago
it's so unsafe :@ :@ but lot of fun
Tamaztikanadze 1 month ago
@Tamaztikanadze So unsafe? Actually a helicopter is incredibly safe, even in the event of a complete engine failure. I fly both helicopters and fixed wing, and if something goes wrong, I'd rather be in the helicopter any day. In an emergency, you can land a helicopter just about anywhere. Luckily in 16 years of flying I haven't had an incident, but we train for them all the time just in case.
407pilot 4 weeks ago
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@407pilot, They may be ok, but aren't incredibly safe. Anyone who loves something says it's "safe". Relatively they are unsafe to tricycles for example..
eatingcatshit 1 week ago
@Tamaztikanadze its actualy safe
wtfsincerlyjapan 3 weeks ago
Trust me, it's a lot harder than it looks.
MrAragorn15 1 month ago
I never flew one before but it doesn't look that hard
3popcan 1 month ago
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@3popcan, it's not hard at all. Just move the controls and you'll go flying for a few spins, around and around into a tree, lol
eatingcatshit 1 week ago
Pfft... if I can fly in BF3 I can do it in real life.
ZeAntiNooob 1 month ago 17
@ZeAntiNooob lol. not necessarily...
xMW2xACRking 1 week ago
@ZeAntiNooob light posts man... light posts..
Sleepinglion22 1 week ago
@ZeAntiNooob yes, do you? well I have already begun to fly by chopper in BF2 by joystick. it isnt hard and isnt easy. you think if you can do it in game you can do it in real life? ...as I got you.
adilka10 1 week ago
I was going to do this for a job. Its a pity there is fuck all aviation work in australia. A friend of mine fly's for a living and he's an excellent pilot. He's had to go overseas for work because its so hard to get a decent job here. Most of the chopper pilots he has met have spent 7 or 8 years flying around checking fences on properties in the middle of nowhere in a desperate attempt to get hours and experience. Its sad.
slickstrings 1 month ago
@slickstrings Why is that sad? That's what flying choppers is about. It's work. Checking fences, mustering cattle, shooting camels, spotting fires, rescue operations. Flying outback is awesome!
robertsmitsnz 1 month ago
@robertsmitsnz im not saying its not cool or useful, but when someone does it for 10 years desperately trying to get a different and decent paying job, its a shame that such a talent doent attract decent pay
slickstrings 1 month ago
Dear Santa....
edhingo1 1 month ago
So... Damned... expensive...
KingOfBanks 1 month ago
Sorry Mate, ya gota to use the volume controls on the interviews much to soft with the rest of the program.
ozzcarandme 2 months ago
I love youtube, now when I go to steal a corporate helicopter, or any other vehicle I just look up "How to operate ______ " hahaha
GreenAce92 2 months ago
"instinctive helicopters are awesome" hahaha love that line
GreenAce92 2 months ago
2:50 "Not an actual helicopter rotor blade" lol no shit sherlock xD
karpik232 2 months ago
Where's the death machine?
thewiitry 2 months ago
@thewiitry if you mean the GUA-2/A then it would be partially illegal to have but it would be awhile before you could get one
HALO3SHIZAL 2 months ago
Great video!
McCarthyWood 2 months ago
@armytaskforce11x are you stupid? Their in britain you moron
L33Tkitten97 2 months ago
@L33Tkitten97 Before you call someone a moron, you might try learing how to spell "they're."
acr08807 2 months ago
@L33Tkitten97 And, while you're at it, you might want to check the location of Australia.
acr08807 2 months ago
@L33Tkitten97
Sorry MATE!! Its OZZ that's right, Melbourne is in Victoria, Victoria is in Australia! not Britain.
ozzcarandme 2 months ago
1:10
Aryesy 2 months ago
dam you can do anything with these bad boys and get away with it like shooting a ar15 out the side in open land ,it's like a portable shooting range dam i love america.
armytaskforce11x 2 months ago
This video has it's moments, but it's not particular correct. You need LEFT pedal taking off in the vast majority of helicopters; including the 44 in this video. You've also entirely neglected gyroscopic precession. For the helicopter to roll left the blades flatten out and produce less lift as they approach the FRONT of the aircraft, and increase in pitch as they approach the REAR of the aircraft - all the resultants happen 90 degrees later in the plane of rotation.
ELX222 2 months ago
I wonder if this was what Trinity downloaded in her mind...
yoyo510 2 months ago
"if you can ride a bike, you can ride anything"
HatefulDesigns 2 months ago
FYI, to obtain an FAA, Private Pilot Helicopter license (and you train in a R-22) it'll cost about $12,000(USD). Maybe double that for a Commercial license.
choprjock 3 months ago 12
@choprjock You wish. The cost is around $50k for 200 hours and sling load rating. The rental is around $180.00 an hour, plus fuel cost. You need at least 150 hours for commercial along. Then 50 more for sling load. That is if you skate the whole time with no problems.
WizzRacing 1 month ago
@WizzRacing I got my training throught the military, but the info I posted I gleaned from a flight school ad. Military flight school (years ago) was 210 hrs. of flight time, plus all the ground school. I don't even remember slingload time in school (I'm sure it was there), but it couldn't have been much more than a couple of hours. Real flight school started when you got to your unit and started flying missions.
choprjock 1 month ago
@choprjock I canada is 27 000 for a private licence a 50 000 for a commercial licence
Thresholdify 2 weeks ago
I need one of these just in case if there is a zombie outbreak :D
Q8Marine24 3 months ago
ok so if im flying forward and want to increase or decrease my altitude, would i use the cyclic control stick or would i have a 2 handed afair of the cyclic controls and the collective? i need to know in case the russians invade
StaffSergeantPepper 3 months ago
@StaffSergeantPepper The simple answer would be that you would just lower the collective lever to lose altitude. In a helicopter with a reciprocating engine (and no engine RPM governor) all of the controls have to be co-ordinated to maintain, pitch, yaw, roll and engine speed. For instance, just lowering the collective decreases strain on the engine (increasing engine RPM's) and you would have to decrease throttle to maintain your engine RPM. There's more, but all the space I have.
choprjock 3 months ago
@StaffSergeantPepper It depends on if you want to maintain your airspeed. In the end though, you end up using both hands and both feet because any movement on one control surface results in a need for (usually) minor adjustments in the other 2 control surfaces. Generally the only time you have a hand free is the collective hand during straight and level flight unless you have an autopilot.
bikebum 2 months ago
not expensive!? im paying 75 grand for my flight school
scarymelt 3 months ago
now i'm ready for when the zombies come
bigceej69 3 months ago
Waht's the price for this helicopter?
AX00O00XA 3 months ago
@AX00O00XA from 500 thousand to 2-3 million
scarymelt 3 months ago
@scarymelt not even close to 2-3 million. The helicopter is made by the Robinson helicopter company and depending if it is an r44 or an r66 the price will range from 500 thousand to 850 thousand
hockeymon1 3 months ago
They ugliest chopper ever made -.-
clumpy12 3 months ago
well now i want helicopter blades that look like arms
zalelinda 3 months ago
hahah not all that expensive?
is this a production for big business heirs and stock market billionaires?
at the fbo I train at, it's something like twice as pricey as fixed wing training
manifestgtr 3 months ago
Nice, went deep in the technology behind, had few new thing to learn from it, Thank you.
AirDrive57 3 months ago
Helicoper flight lessons are not all that expensive...yeah right!
V1PER7964 4 months ago
quick question: why is the control stick also in the passengers side. wut if he has a seizure and hits the damn thing
lukassnakeman 4 months ago
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Excellent clip - always wondered how it's done
YezoGomper 4 months ago
Great production. keep it up!
leyva1998 4 months ago
LOL GIZ............mag
nixymagoo 4 months ago
whos the sexy runway girl
nixymagoo 4 months ago
Swashplate is really brilliant piece of engineering, see some other animations.
mininow 4 months ago
@callsignDEVIL11 @pivit81 @Timi116 @SgtRevan @flyordie2
I plan on joining the military after I graduate. Then I am getting paid to fly! Any suggestions on which branch?
ericherold 5 months ago
owsome!
MrBottlepopp 5 months ago
I wonder which is easier to learn this of the fixed wing. Which is more fun too? i want to begin a career is aviation and I'm a difficult choice to make.
KIRDILON 5 months ago
@KIRDILON The fixed wing is easier by a big shot.. but helos... they are way more fun...Anyways. The first hours in a helo can be a nightmare. After all, in a helo, you have 5 controls... and only 4 limbs. Also, any control inputs, means inmediate adjustment to the others...
avi3t0r 5 months ago
@avi3t0r Not to mention, you can't open up your pilot's operating handbook like in an airplane and read the emergency procedures. ;)
flyordie2 5 months ago
@KIRDILON Most people say helicopters are much harder to fly then fixed wings. I personally think helicopters are more fun, but planes are great too. :)
flyordie2 5 months ago
Awesome. Now I just need a helicopter. Where can I find a few millions dollars?
Joseph7033 5 months ago
helicopter function looks to me much more complicated that this of an airplane
omerta410 5 months ago
yeah nice to know how to flight! but how the hell i start the damn thing?
MrLec95 5 months ago
@MrLec95 with a key like most robinson helicopters
gtafan2006 5 months ago
now i can steal a helicopter now
SuperMincrafters 5 months ago
I bet I could fly it my first try.
MultiIPwnage 5 months ago
Ready for a zombie attack now!
freddyaffleck21 5 months ago
Now I know what to do if I ever need to jack a heli to get away from gunmen in pursuit!
dan110024 5 months ago
in russia women pushes chopper
HIPPOPONANOUMOUS 5 months ago 22
@HIPPOPONANOUMOUS in russia you would get bashed gimp
kellyslater12345 3 months ago
@HIPPOPONANOUMOUS shame it's Australia phaggot
bigceej69 3 months ago
Just Pure Aerophysics.
josephsaliba79 5 months ago
@josephsaliba79 Yes it is. Yes it is.. We all could have helicopters if we wanted. Hell I could probably make one in my back yard.
MultiIPwnage 5 months ago
My Dream Job....sigh
mariss711 5 months ago
cost me about 10k do get my private pilots lic. in a a cessna 172... Can somebody who has there lic to fly these choppers tell me what the Average cost to get there lic. in flying rotors?
firemedic160 5 months ago
at first i was thinking, There is no way that helicopter is going to pick that guy up, and then i was like, 0.0
conorfarm3r 5 months ago
The most difficult parts are taking off and landing. You may have to adjust the balance of the chopper while in the air, but it hovers along quite well by itself.
sockschappercat 5 months ago
Jim Carrey
nicktheman999 5 months ago
all the funeral directors watch this to measure the people who soon will be there customers,and also to plan there holidays.looks like a nother nice holiday this year comin up.
137627947 6 months ago
@137627947 prick. us heli pilots dont really die because wen we do die we respawn comeback and fuck your sister
smokeymcpottz 6 months ago
this sounds so easy, but I bet, when you try it it is the hardest thing you have ever exeriencd in your life! respects to all pilots
Timi116 6 months ago
Im interested in becoming a helipoter pilot and I want a future career flying helicopters for a job. I'm in year 11 and I believe I have the prequersites to become one but I have no idea what coarse to follow. Do I follow aviation I really need help. Im in victoria.
harrisondelai11 6 months ago
hi sheldon
datkraziienikka 6 months ago
2:50 EPIC DRAMATIZATION
agustin360 6 months ago 10
Now I can hijack a military Apache helicopter and terrorize the streets.....
jk lol
VerseHunterV2 6 months ago
@Mannexx111 Thank you!!
MICHAELJACKSON5850 7 months ago
Can anyone please tell me what kind/type of helicopter this is??
MICHAELJACKSON5850 7 months ago
@MICHAELJACKSON5850 Its a robbins
mannexx111 7 months ago
@MICHAELJACKSON5850 It' s a Robinson R44 piston engine helicopter
giupy86 5 months ago
I am going to graduate college in December with $25,000 of Student Loan Debt... I should have bought a Helicopter instead.
ericherold 7 months ago 41
@ericherold Consider yourself lucky you didnt go to my school. I didnt even graduate yet and I have almost 100k of loan debt
callsignDEVIL11 6 months ago
@ericherold So rather than $25,000 dollars on loan, you have $300,000 - $700,000 for your own ship? -__-
pivit81 6 months ago
@ericherold 25000 isnt enough for heli, 75,000 is the cheapest I could find
Timi116 5 months ago
@ericherold You will never find a helicopter for 25k
SgtRevan 5 months ago
@ericherold Haha, I just started my helicopter training. I'm already $7,000 in debt. When I'm finished with the program I'm guessing I'll owe around $90,000. Also, the helicopter you see in this video has a suggested retail of $425,000. But it's a nice thought...
flyordie2 5 months ago
@ericherold you will need more than $25,000 lmao
foolproofpilot 4 months ago
@ericherold thanks 4 the tip :P
arttu9 3 months ago
@ericherold $25 000 wouldn't get you the windows to look through.
jsmallwood2007 3 months ago
@ericherold And another $475,000...
conbgely010 3 months ago
well now i know how to fly it now i need to know were to get one
superman001363 7 months ago
Helicopters defy the laws of nature, therefore the helicopter pilot must be aware that Mother Nature is attempting to destroy your helicopter and end your life every second you stay in the air.
Seriousretribution 7 months ago
By using The Matrix method you will learn much faster. phew!
balakdurjana 7 months ago
@jkillamerkboy1 that's a helicopter jack-ass!
Hi5Vids 7 months ago
@nightcatize I have a helicopter to sale for 30000 euro in Germaniy...... & you can learn to fly him yourself. See my flight ......ViCTOR STACH fly with HELICOPTER....... & I was never by flight school.
vittoriodampezzo 7 months ago
INCOMING SAM SITE MISSILE!!!
TheMachinimaFilms 8 months ago
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in soviet russia car dive you!!
jkillamerkboy1 8 months ago
in soveit russia car drive u!
jkillamerkboy1 8 months ago
that chopper is pretty pricey
FPSdaybreaK 8 months ago
HOOORAY for xbox 360
MrJakemondo 8 months ago
@MrJakemondo no FUCK xbox360!!! besides if that guy has an xbox360 then he could've gotten the red ring of death, meaning that his helicopter gets the red ring of death and breaks down. praise the PS3 and praise SONY.
navajo2911 7 months ago
@navajo2911 Fuck you
MrJakemondo 7 months ago
@navajo2911 lol console gaming. I just kinda look down at you all bitching and fighting while playing on my PC.
TJ5897 7 months ago
@navajo2911 At least my Xbox 360 doesn't give out my personal details to hackers :)
furtjager117 7 months ago
@furtjager117 - You're an idiot.
TwistedxSteel 7 months ago
@TwistedxSteel Maybe, but you sir have no sense of humor.
furtjager117 6 months ago
i love fling airplanes
Vrael1022 8 months ago
thumbs up if you came here by searching " how to fly " :P
le0maggas 8 months ago
I don't mean to sound like an Idiot but, do you fly every helicopter the same way?
Hahagetmerked 8 months ago
@Hahagetmerked pretty much, yes.
GnarlyAssFools 8 months ago
Not that expensive. If your a pop star that is.
Chopper894 8 months ago
not expensive?.?.?... someone that sounded like they knew what they were talking about on wiki-answers said that becoming a helicopter pilot and having people actually hire you, would cost 50,000 DOLLARS!!! FIFTY-THOUSAND DOLLARS!!! IDK about you, but thats a little too expensive for me. I'll be turning 16 in October, is there anything I can do now that can jump-start my career other than finding "flight schools near me" because I already did?
sweetmonia21 8 months ago
@sweetmonia21 well i will recamend ATC if it is in the usa ( air training core) you can fly hellicopters with training for free!
mike30566 8 months ago
@mike30566 Oh... i forgot to mention that i'd rather not learn to fly than to learn for free from the military
sweetmonia21 8 months ago
@sweetmonia21 lol , good luck to you mate. I smoke a 500$ cigar during the flight every monday. haha
VistaManiac93 8 months ago
@VistaManiac93 have fun with cancer
sweetmonia21 8 months ago
@sweetmonia21 Thanks :D i'll have fun with it
VistaManiac93 8 months ago
@sweetmonia21 when the WORLD is about to DIE, cancer is the LEAST thing you should worry.
VistaManiac93 8 months ago
allah akbar
remy5858 9 months ago
Who doesn't like the Xbox 360?
bloodhoun138 9 months ago
I learned how to fly a helicopter less than 5 minutes! fuck them people going to school for years! imma go buy me one now =)
ColoradoKing26 9 months ago
wow now i can come on youtube to learn how to fly a helicopter!
ColoradoKing26 9 months ago
"Lessons are not all that expensive..." compared with what? Running a small country?
SPQRTempus 9 months ago
Awesome Video! Off the Fonzi scale, now thats funny!
HelicopterTraining1 9 months ago
pull up gently on collective, gently put pressure on left pedal to compensate for torgue, gently push cyclic forward to put nose down, gently increase up on collective and left pedal to commence forward flight, to auto rotate level out and collective all the way down, then about 30 meters all the way up
there is bare bones movement in helicopter
callofdutyguy9 9 months ago
have you flown one? obviously! right??, what did you have to
do?, where did you get the lessons?, how much did you have
to pay?, i'm asking because i want to be a "heli-pilot" as well.
i know that it isn't a game nor a toy and that it is serious.
Filomenon73 9 months ago
i have to admit that is very helpful!
XJ9Nightslayer 9 months ago
absolutely fascinating, well done.
themanfromwem 9 months ago
One of the best youtube videos I've seen yet.. but then again, I'm infatuated with heli's. :)
laghater 9 months ago
That was really cool! I have always wanted to learn how to fly a helicpoter!
mandrake2273 9 months ago
the title should be how a helicopter flies. not how to fly a helicopter.
seaboo143 10 months ago
God dammit! I want to be a heli pilot. no one or nothing will stop me!
ericmarshall19 10 months ago