FINALLY, a pilot that looks for traffic effectively. I don’t know how many of these aviation videos I’ve watched where a good scan isn’t employed. Hat’s off to Stuntman. (BTW, I’m an ATP in helo’s with 30+ years flying in the NE corridor.)

Very sweet! People think they're cool for driving a supercar, but to pilot something that's 1.8 million and keep it from falling out of the sky puts you on a whole 'nother level Nick! Haha keep it up!

That simulated engine failure and the smooth(ish) landing were super cool. Love this!

I just found these videos. As a junkie of anything that flies, I find these great. Awesome job. By watching a couple of these vids, I increased my knowledge on helicopters 200%!

By far the best review and explanation of helicopters on KZfaq, brilliant mate, keep then coming

Thank you for the helicopter reviews. I enjoy watching how to start them up and fly them.

Nick, I really appreciate you for these reviews. I love helicopters and want to learn how to fly them so badly. Anyway, thank you, mate.

Its amazing. I wish to start to learn to fly helicopters 20 years ago when I was in my twenties.

finally a complet presentation of this helicopter. i've looked at so many videos with Ec 120b but i couldn't find one with the presentation at ground and on air. Thanks !

This is a beauty!!!! And the sound is just no equal. The design and technology! I came to the US in the intention of learning English and get a Helicopter license. I did pretty well on the first goal but never got close to even start the second. I guess that's going to be for the next life. I got to fly alongside a great Pilot in Brazil back in the late 80's in an Ecureuil AS350 B2 HB. He did great maneuvers that would probably not be allowed here in the states and I was delighted!! Great video, Nick

NIce. I've always liked the modern and futuristic look of these ECs..

Great heli review videos,a nice insight to these lovely machines which a lot of us would to fly and own but sadly never will. RC Helis are more my budget

It is not the stators that have asymmetrical spacing. The blades have asymmetrical spacing for noise abatement. Positioning them with such spacing broadens the frequency spectrum of the noise signature and decreases the apparent noise from the fan. The stators do little to nothing in terms of noise abatement.

Thanks for sharing a slick production Nick. Please do a flight and review on my favourite helicopter the MD 500E or a 500 NOTAR.

Super flying display. Beautiful helicopter. The fight control console was jerking when engine started. Good Luck Sir.

Nick, THANK YOU for another great video!!!

Congratulation.... this was an awesome video.... I really love all of your videos you pay a lot of attention to detailes and show off the helicopters with more gusto than the others.... and also always with a good hand from expert pilots.... best wishes!!!

My dream helicopter right here. Or any similar models. The airbus helicopters are beautiful

Absolutely loved it, keep up the great work.

13 mins into video Nick and I have to say I love these helicopter reviews and I hope you will be doing a lot more of them in the future! It would also be pretty neat if we were able to see some video footage of when you start training for your fixed wing license!

I've always really liked the landing gear on this heli from the first time I saw it.

Phenominal video is all that I can say.

best video ever.... thank you nick ..... keep making these kind of videos

Nick Thanks a very nice Video. Also your Photography is Excellent. I have Inside Photos with the Agusta A 109 and the Agusta Grand. Thanks again

This Helicopter is on my Wish List to Buy someday,,,, Thumbs Up Nick!

Love the aircraft reviews keep them comin

Hallo from Denmark 🇩🇰 a new subscriber too you’re Chanel.. I love the mix between chopper/car/drone

Glad I found this, thanks for the experience!

the sound of turboshaft engines spinning up is the coolest machine sound ever!!

The R22 and R44 doesn't come close to this ! :) Thanks for the video Nick and also to John, your pilot. The Iroquois UH-1 (Huey) is another favourite.

That intro with the helicopter crabbing in to the wind coming at the camera was reminiscent of the opening sequence to Blue Thunder. Very cool video!

I thank you for your videos. They are great and very informative. This pilot isn’t nearly as helpful explaining things as some of the other ones you have done, but either way, I certainly enjoyed it and thank you.

Your helicopter reviews are fascinating to watch. Thank you for making them. Sharing these with friends.

This channel is awesome for heli enthusiasts! Thanks for the uploads!

Excellent videos ! Keep the good wok coming Nick !

I love helicopters, and these are beautiful.

Wonderful video, many thanks. Very enjoyable.

Great video!Thanks for posting.

One of these flew into the Wings and Wheels car/aircraft show at Minuteman Airfield, 6B6, Stow Massachusetts

I do really love ur vids specially the helli vids. Keep it up man. Greetings from Sweden

Ho yeah! Now that's a helicopter. Love the shrouded tail fans big time! So smooooooth and light on it's feet. This thing can power through almost anything.

Cheers Nick that was awesome man 👍

Very impressive video! Nice people, good explanations, interesting flights and of course ... a fantastic helicopter. Thanks for sharing :-)

...Mmm awesome video!!...keep up the good work...surely that`s a great heli model...and it handles really smoothly......how I wish to train to become a helicopter pilot..but that has been like attempting a journey to the moon here in Nairobi as there are too many qualifying factors for those wishing to join piloting world...

Really nice mate. I hope you keep doing more reviews. cheers

I've become a huge aviation enthusiast thanks to Nick Murray introducing me via these helicopter reviews! Nick I'd like to see you fly those mini 2 stroke piston engine powered helicopters, I am curious to see how different powertrains influence the flight characteristics. That and of course as I'm starting out: smaller=cheaper=more easy to wrap my head around flying/owning one someday, Thanks Nick!

Excellent video mate. Keep up the good work.

Love the heli vids, do more please.

Very cool! Awesome aircraft!

Great video! I wish you will do a review on MD 500 series helicopters. Thank you

I love the pitch and the yaw.

Please more ...I love this video ✅

So I usually don't comment on things, KZfaq or otherwise, because there are so many ignorant comments to follow and it gets annoying. Also, I can't stand it when someone such as yourself does their best to put together a good video and then all people do is comment with criticisms and try to tout their own knowledge. Which is usually ignorant like I said before. So, first, I want to thank you for these videos. It's obvious you put much time, effort, and money into them. As a helo pilot myself, I enjoy watching them. Since I obviously haven't flown every helo in the world, I like to learn the handling and limitations of different types of rotocraft. So again, thank you for the effort. If you don't mind me offering a bit of FRIENDLY advice just to make the videos all the better, a couple little things...First is the audio. And I'm sure you're already aware! For some out there that have no idea what's being talked about in the first place, perhaps they don't care what is being said. It's Greek anyway! The video alone is friggin cool. But that is the most important part for me. Procedures and limitations is why I'm watching, and I couldn't hear half of what the pilot was explaining. Second, and again I don't say this being mean, you say "Yup" and "right" too much. When you ask a question, or the pilot is explaining something, and you say "yup" over and over, it's as if you already knew and you were quizzing him. And perhaps you did know some of it, but even when the info is a/c specific you say it. It takes away from the 'something learned' aspect. There were times when he started to explain something, and instead of responding with something to have him elaborate a bit, you say "yup" and it's over. "Ok", in my opinion, would be a bit better for a short response. But countering with a confirming statement, or better yet, a question, would help the video to be even more informative. But again, I don't say any of this negatively! I appreciate what you are doing! Keep it up!

Love how it says “stuntman” on the side of the pilot’s helmet 👍🏻 haha

As a heli nerd I would be interested to hear about the rotor heads in your reviews. A little about why a 2 blade is so deadly in negative G where the newer models are not. How they use titanium and composites in the newer models. I realize you can't get to detailed. But it's pretty interesting how much safer the newer birds are, and why.

Wow!! This thing is amazing!

bellos recuerdos cuando pilotee uno automático, grandes aventuras recuerdo con este ejemplar.

I love it. I also share the passion for cars and airplanes/helicopters and luckily I am allowed to legally pilot all of these vehicles ;)

Great helo, I fueled the ec-135 medical helo as they would pass through too Louisville to the hospital.

Great presentation!

Great review!!

I flew in a one when I was in the Army. I just love flying.

awesome videos nick !11 keep it up!!!

absoulutly loved it, but i'm hard of hearing and was disapointed I couldn't keep up with the audio. thanks very much for the visual alone hope your able to do something with sound or subtitles?

Interesting stuff for engineering and pilot's or poeple like me ... Details are special for showing differences of producing and pr-workers .... no bla bla but usefull info ....

Love your videos

J'adore c'est bien réaliser le colibri est super

I do like the white panel on the nose of the ship. Reminiscent of the the Lama and the Allouette. Infamous helicopters of the not so distant past.

Awesome video.

awesomely gorgeous ! !

Great content, but the most important thing is the audio which I can't hear properly. attach the lapel microphone inside the headphones or buy a Tascam to record the audio in an auxiliary channel.

Very nice, informative video

Oh you can leave that lower hatch off so bails can get pushed out in a timely manner. Nice dude.

great video...subscribed..From Kenya

Thanks for the demo vid. Can not wait to go for a spin in one now 🤣

The first scene was awesome :)

Nice video good explanation eurocopter what about one video to said best private personal helicopter to buy im trying to find out

Nice to see this model has the fuel shut off moved to the ceiling. Previous models had it on the center floor and it's been the cause of problems. Just recently it's believed to have been pulled by accident by a passenger camera bag or similar and caused a crash into the water during a NYC photo tour.

At 33:00 I'm surprised he did a full auto onto the taxiway and not onto the grass, must have scraped the skids a bit! Its a beautiful machine, I do miss flying.

very cool, I have a radio controlled model from it!!

Very nice, thanks for taking the time to feed the habit of others ;)

Great work,thks.

SCREW car reviews (they're cool too) find more birds to review. MD 500E, Bell 222, Bell 430, MBB BO 105 etc etc... KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!

Your comparison of the 120 to the 130 reminded me of the old Eurocopter naming system. The first digit indicated civilian (1) or military (6), the second one is max takeoff weight in tons and the third digit is the number of engines (0 for single, 5 for twin). So the EC 130 is the single-engine brother of the popular 135. The naming system fell out of use though.

I have watched several of your helicopter videos and I think they are a great experience to share with the rest of us. I'm a fixed wing pilot who always wished I had pursued a career in helicopters. That will be for the next life. In your earlier videos, you let the pilot explain because you were learning about helicopters. In subsequent videos, you interrupted the pilot to display the little bit of knowledge you had gained and you stopped him from sharing his expert knowledge as an experienced pilot. That extinguishes the learning experience for the rest of us. Watch some good interviewers and notice how they don't get in the way of their subject; they let their subject describe what the interviewer is trying to reveal. You are able to still be the star; just shine the spotlight on the pilot.

Gotta like the tail fenestron and the spacious cargo arrangement. Gotta hate the clockwise main rotor travel and the instrument cluster shaking back and forth significantly during startup sequence and initially on landing.

That was AWESOME!

nice one Nick,thks

Wow' really nice heilo.Noticed that the physical action of the helicopter is a bit different.Seems longer as for the stability of state of the aircraft being in one compositure.Like controls, which seem a lot easier to read.Was a bit misty on the start,"took for granted that it was on the collective somehow, had to go back, to review".Virtuers of this rotocraft seems to be a real nice hover and ride.This craft almost seems to command its own way._Other notes, excelent pilot you were riding with, Nick.He explained the craft in its completeness.Thanks for the take along. Vredus *Other impressions, reminds me in travel similar to the Gazel and Alouette.

Great Show! Keep em coming !!

Clearing turns, clear right, clear left, clear above and radio calls, but you initially did a max performance take-off without making any of those calls (time 24.30)

great video!

10:02 the seat pins will brake at 10 g absorbing some inertia of the impact. Landing gear absorb some more but collapse around 20 g. You cannot add those the values to obtain 30 g worthy. The breaking pins of the seat give you just some more absorption to not brake jour spine in case of very hard landing. When you already messed up..

Always nice vids thank you Nick

Great video! Thank you. I love this. The others weren't so hard to listen to? Why is this one not clear? The helicopter electronics??

Man this thing is so slick! Love the heli reviews. How intensive/expensive has your training been so far?

Cool,would love to see it..

Another very nice one done..... all thumbs up!!! :-)

Big fan of your videos Nick, you live a good life... Keep it up buddy :-) (fellow Aussie living in London)

Awesome, awesome, awesomeness, Nick!