Yes, it does back flips. It is a Eurocopter BO-105 CBS 4 Twin engine helicopter. Stock model with a Rigid Rotor system, the fixed rotor is why it can do aerobatics.
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Yes, it does back flips. It is a Eurocopter BO-105 CBS 4 Twin engine helicopter. Stock model with a Rigid Rotor system, the fixed rotor is why it can do aerobatics.
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not suspicious at all. 3 types of rotor heads...Rigid, like this helo, semi rigid, like Lynx, and articulated, like Sea king, Jet ranger etc. The lack of flapping and dragging hinges on the head, allow you to do this.....just do NOT try this in a helicopter with an articulated rotor head! you will NOT succeed! lol
So can an apache, i've seen displays several times with helicopters flying upside down. If a helicopter couldn't - then neither should an aeroplane be able to. They fly using the exact same principles but an aeroplanes wing is fixed.
Awesome video by the way! Where is this aircraft based?
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Awesome video by the way! Where is this aircraft based?