Anti-Gravitation Helicopter

[Flugfritze96]

russian can do it! :D

[Cousher]

is a toy

[DrFukuro]

Warum lesen die Leute bloß nicht die Beschreibung zum Video...

[BastelFrank]

@DrFukuro weil das zu einfach wäre, :-D

[jonnyasprin]

Looked like the tail rotor was doing all the work.

[NewbreedVampires]

guy1"hey dude."

guy2"what?"

guy1"my helicopter was all like, fuck rotating!! pussy ass shit"

guy2"for real man?"

guy1"for real...."

[breaneainn]

its a gay alien nazi helicopter from the future. EVERYBODY knows that...

[ShorkGamer]

to fast for the human eye also to much frames per second

[jamesodinson]

ROFLCOPTERS....am i the only one that can see the tow cable???

[TAPriceCTR]

I can not decide which is worse. that people think we have antigravity or that our first deployment of it will be in an already built helichopter with no vosoble modifications

that is an impressive camera to not blurr the rotors.

[ChrisK513]

friendly Hind inbound 

[Agartha999]

En réalité les hélices de cet hélicoptère russe tournent bel et bien. Un signal radio couple les deux système dentraînement : la vitesse de prise de vues de la caméra est alors synchronisée avec la rotation du rotor. Cela permet de visualiser les efforts et les déformations sur les pales.

[magikalhoze]

@Agartha999 +1

[MrVrsilvestrejr2008]

We can use levitation to create our owned UFO Version carrying that similar TSAR with ionized turbo-engine booster.

[airsoftboy1313]

I love so much how stupid people keep copying the same stupid reason as to why the blades dont spin, radio wave signal?? my ass, how is the camera going to pick it up? Jesus Christ the camera shoots at 25 frames per second

and the heli blades spin at 25 rotations per second, hmm coincidence that makes the heli blades look like they arent spinning

[troydeancarpenter]

@airsoftboy1313 - Even if the frame rate of the camera was in sync with the blades of the helocopter, the blades still wouldn't be that clear.

[Grimdopple]

@troydeancarpenter how clear or not depends on the speed it takes the camera to imprint a image or exposer, it has nothing to do with frames per second.

[troydeancarpenter]

@Grimdopple Yes, which means that it still wouldn't be that clear. 

[Grimdopple]

@troydeancarpenter /watch?v=oBxz1k_apnI&feature=r­elated im sure this one was fake too, as well as the other 500 videos that shows pretty much the same thing.

[khosrow]

@airsoftboy1313 the radiowave signale just synchnises the rotating rate with the shoots of the cam because its not constant.

[zorilaz]

@airsoftboy1313 yeah right! moron! then how all the other videos show the blades spinning and only this one doesn't?

[Saibotis]

Jepp. Man siehts auch an den hochgeknickten Rotorblättern.

[eXzoN7]

Einfach mal Beschreibung lesen =)

In fact the propeller of this Russian helicopter is really rotating. A radio wave signal is coupling the shot time of the movie camera with the rotation of the rotor to synchronize them. This allow...

[serenityx1989]

Könnte aber ein technischer effekt sein von der camerea und helikopterrotor verhältniss zwischen bild pro sek. und Drehzahl des rotors (heckrotor dreht sich langsam könnte ein hinweiß sein)

[BondArminia1984]

LOL

[traumspinner]

@BondArminia1984 bluescreen und model heli mit soundefekten :D