After airborn th3n freefall gravity dif😂ferent than on ground and that is top secret in aerodynamics... Normally expect around 9.8 m/s^2

Hope this works..

Pray 🙏

Charts altitude winds

Radar altimeter too bad. Yes sir

Gain authority slowly... slowly.. yessir

Avoidance, stay on ground.

Easy now

Great description

Even after graduating flight school and reading TC 3-04.4 over and over Compressibility still wasn’t clicking for me until I watched this video. Thanks for your help!

Those helicopters look oddly similar to something else…

🪣thank you sir

Awesome work

Cyclic collective and prouty doesn't explain vortices part great 👍

Should have used a pen bud

Ate there any fix winged warranted officer positions

Whats the difference between the rotorcraft flunking hand book and helicopter flying handbook?

🪣- great explanation!

dude thank you so much for your videos, im an ex fixed wing pilot learning helicopters on the flight sim and using your videos to feed my hunger for learning about these truly beautiful machines

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thank you for your video, at 3:22 can you explain why the whole helicopter will drift to the right ? suppose the trail rotor thrust has been compensated by the CWW of the main rotor , thank you

In school right now and these videos are a life saver

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Impresive

Spool up

Shalom Jacob

New video recommendations. Explaining each section of the PPC.. thanks in advance

You said the dissymmetry of lift will cause an unwanted roll but wouldn't it cause an unwanted pitch due to gyroscopic precession?

I’m in A&P school right now block 10. This video was incredible. New sub here. I cannot decide if I should move towards rotorcraft as a new A&P or regular aircraft. I’m 48 right now I’ll be 49 when I graduate. I don’t have years to waste. I need to commit to something and see it through but I don’t know enough people in the industry to see where I could fit in.

Thank you so much. Currently in common core and this helps so much.

Just got home after taking the SIFT and got a 68. Opened KZfaq to relax and this video was still up because I needed a refresher before going in. Couldn't have done it without you, sir. Onward and (hopefully) upward!

bro needs a new sharpie

what about co-axial helicopters

It's an avocadocopter!

Listen guys, because of this channel, I passed my SIFT with a 66. Study up, and understand everything in the FAA heli guidebook chapters 1-5, and the Amazon SIFT study guide. (Red and yellow one with a Blackhawk on it) I thank this channel!! Thank you

Why Robinson's are banned from mountain flying in New Zealand.

how different settling with power?

Hmm. Good enough for me. Not flying heli's except in MFS2020!

This is how my Dad would explain some engineering point, get a bit of paper and a pencil and break it down, great stuff!

Hey thanks so much for the video! Dan the recruiter tell you if you are Elinor for a SC based off of your criminal record?

If a household fan is blowing against a breeze and the power goes out, the breeze will blow the blades of the fan in the opposite direction. Why don't the blades on the helicopter do the same thing?

If the rotor is connected to the engine and the engine dies why doesn't the rotor stop?

🚁 giving you a helicopter emoji because I couldn't find the bucket and of course a thumbs up👍

Outstanding

Easy

Thankyou so much..,I want many more about its transmission

Typical Yankee ignorance of everything outside your awful country; you should cover both clockwise and ANTI-clockwise (not ‘counter’).

Watching on the day of the test 🤣🤣

Air speed is king

I absolutely cannot wait to throw this on my friend in our flight sim XD