I love how calm he is

"Don't worry about it"

@@zacksurratt8088 actually, kinda reminds me of that footage of a Ukrainian (I think) MI-24 getting shot down and the pilot saying "they got us" using a really calm voice before crash only 3 seconds after the hit

Tbh if he turns off the engine enter an autorotation for like 5 seconds, gain some speed to streamline the aircraft, it would have saved the aircraft and the people, but you know 😂

@@suicidalpancakepress5756 that’s called accepting fate. When there’s no chance of recovery, and you know you’ll die, why bother?

Yo tf u made me laugh hahaha

No longer saving private ryan

@its fine not fax now stfu

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Yes

Lol

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13 words.

Well, he got y'all closer... To the ground.

QUICK NO ONE LIKE WERW AT A SUB-STATIC AMOUNT OF LIKE

thirteen words

The traumatic ptsd inducing idea of having a grenade somehow scream in pain to psych out your enemy needs selling to the US Army Department of Technology.

probably just the wind

How do u install that feature it doesn't work on my grenades?

@@thischanelisscuffed5193 you just get better aim

If you can hear anything after grenade - it definitely of very bad quality

Hahahaha!!! 🤣

should be liking even before smh

I like it before I even turn my phone to watch it smh

I just by default like the videos I watch.

Was a LAW but was still a nice shot

Every time I see a nano video I like

Start a podcast pls

It's even more fun when you start considering gyroscopic effects and how your don't pitch up the blades in the back to pitch the helicopter forwards.

Yeah I saw a vid once where they attached a go-pro to one of the blades, just constant flapping up and down for the collective and cyclic.

"Super simply" they said

You don't strictly have to use variable pitch rotors on helicopters. It's just a big propeller. In practice almost all of them do (it's much safer and easier to control), but it's not required by physics. Also, lots of small, piston aircraft have variable-pitch propellers, not just large aircraft. There are two pitch angles in question. The "collective" pitch angle changes the angle of all the blades equally (collectively). This increases thrust with a higher angle (and drag, so you also have to increase throttle to maintain RPM), or decreases thrust with a lower angle. This only affects the vertical axis of the rotor. Nicer helicopters control the throttle and collective pitch with a single control, and you can basically think of the collective lever as your throttle. (Note: a -blade- perpendicular to the ground won't make you go up; there has to be some pitch angle to generate lift. A -rotor- perpendicular to the ground will make you go up, provided there's enough total lift.) The "cyclic" pitch changes the angle in cycles, so it lowers each rotor blade's pitch on one side and raises it on the other side. This causes the entire rotor to tip towards the direction with the lower pitch, so your "vertical" thrust is now (partially) pointing in the direction with the higher pitch, causing the helicopter to head towards the low-pitch side. You could also achieve this by just moving the entire rotor mechanism directly, but I'm not sure that's ever done except on an RC aircraft. The cyclic lever then controls which horizontal direction the helicopter is moving. There's also the tail rotor on most helicopters. Because the main rotor is spinning, the body of the helicopter will try to spin the opposite direction (Newton's third law in angular form). So the tail rotor pushes the body in the opposite direction to keep you from just spinning in circles. By changing the speed or pitch of that rotor (which, again, is just a propeller) you can adjust the angular speed of the body, letting you turn the nose of the helicopter left or right. It's adjusted by "anti-torque" pedals on the floor, which are basically just rudder pedals. They're not really anti-torque pedals (they don't stop the torque by themselves); they just adjust the anti-torque device (the tail rotor) in a mildly clever way to change yaw, hence the name. Tandem rotors, like the Chinook, turn by changing the speed of one rotor or the other, so the net torque spins the body. This can also be done by adjusting the pitch, in this case by making the pitches of the two rotors different. So we could call this the "differential pitch", though I'm not sure anyone does.

Literally came to the comments this time to do exactly what you did sir. I second your post!

I'm am your 69 like, to emphasis how much FUCKING insane those stories are (not only from 1969).

Great I'll check it out

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lol this happened to me last week

@@tarkov.shorts821 with the into the radius videos?

@its fine go away spammer

Idk if its just me but he sounds so different to me from his older ones

HAH!! good one. Yeah I Know AI-coding is difficult AF. But Srsly; how has it been 20yrs and STILL we have occurances of AI **Ignoring such obvious threats**

@@glytchd I dunno, programming laziness for me

Enemy: *viscously attacked by player, barely made it out alive * Player: *crouches* Enemy: hmm must have been the wind

Ah yes Skyrim NPCs are famous for encountering and ignoring rifle fire. :')

@@glytchd Because it would otherwise be impossible to sneak around. Because, IRL, alerting one patrol would lead to entire areas being put on lockdown, and you immediately surrounded.

'Oorah!!

How is your comment 19 hours ago, the video just came out for ~18 minutes

@@lehonkerque7398 Time is not the limit. -If you are new to the Internet, time is a lie.- www.patreon.com/nanoytgaming/

@@lehonkerque7398 Nano has a patreon so it was probably unlisted then released to public

The bits that got cut out are that the collective changes the pitch of the rotor blades, which changes the angle of attack, which results in either the increase or decrease of the lift produced, which causes the helicopters go up or down. The RPM does change ever so slightly occasionally, but it’s nothing major like you would see in a propeller fixed wing aircraft. Basically to simplify it, the rotors are comparable to wings on a fixed wing plane, in that they produce the lift that allows the aircraft to fly.

Lol the UN is gay as hell

Jokes on them, Americans can't be tried for war crimes (at least at the Hague). There's a law that says that the U.S. will invade the Netherlands if they try it. I wish I was joking.

@@ComradeNerd It's actually a federal crime to turn a US citizen over to ICC.

@@michaeledmunds7266 It's almost like we don't want to face the consequences of our own actions. 🤔

the UN? they are just one failure after another.

I kinda know how they work, and I can say he was doing great at explaining

It was badass, but when i try to do some hot exfil i get 20 fps lol

Direct Action Cam Lao Nam 👍

**Drops agent orange on a bunch of farmers crops** : Hysterical laughing

And the ones calling you baby killers are the same unhinged bitches who get multiple abortions. Lmao.

He was a man who left behind his Duty to grip that Viat-Cat Poos, I can respect it

Nano would go on to become a founding member of the A-Team.

Damn.. hope you get better soon mate.

He got that ronaaaaaa

I can't get rona cause I got the vaccine