Get thee behind me Satan.
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Get thee behind me Satan.
I bet he had a choice word or two with the guy on the ground.
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There must have been more room between the trees than it appears.
Ralph
Room or no room flying backwards in a confined space is not for the faint at heart or the inexperienced pilot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralphxyz
I understand his reason for doing it. It got the rotor wash out of the area in the quickest manor possible
I wonder if they teach that in traffic helicopter school?
Looks more like something a Vietnam dust off pilot would do.
you are exactly correct back out under the canopy stay near the water, follow the river keeping low then once far enough away leap into the air at max rise,Quote:
Originally Posted by Radioman
Cool! Apart from the excellent skill of the pilot, I was wondering if they were birch trees on the bank?===just wondering (not common here but tropical ones are much smaller that i've seen).
cheers
Not in real danger. Fiberglass bucket and tool plus electricity always takes the path of least resistance which is to the other conductor.
No, No NOOOOO NOPE no...