CAL FIRE Helitack - Helicopter Heli Step and Hover Hook Training - Super Huey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2014
- This was an impromptu and undirected shoot of training for new members of a Cal Fire helitack crew. The video begins with the crew learning how to walk onto the skid and handle the Bambi Bucket on a static helicopter. The training then moves to a remote area where the crew step out onto the skid (heli step), unload their gear, unpack the Bambi Bucket, and attach it to the hook while the helicopter stays in a hover (hover hook). There are a couple of nice take off and flyby sequences as well.
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Thank you for not putting some sh*tty background music to this and preserving the original audio.
I'm not a big fan of turning everything into a music video. Music has its place, but if you shoot video with good sound in mind, you shouldn't have to cover it up with a bad soundtrack.
Love the sound of that chopper!!!
That. Initial take off was pure “hot dogging” I would expect more from them especially being on video.
Awesome footage. Those Cal Fire crews are pros!
One of those rare (not on this channel) vids where spinning blades are shown realistically.
Thanks for noticing, Jet Ranger. That's a detail that most people don't notice.
***** love the Huey sound- great video- did you shoot with as slow a shutter speed as you can to show the rotors spinning 'realistically' or did you do something else 'photoraphically' speaking to create this result?
justinspirational I'm shooting at between 1/30 and 1/60 of a second depending on the light. You can actually see how the rotors are spinning through the view finder and I adjust shutter speed until the tail rotor is a full disc.
THAT WAS AWESOME
Very well done
Chance favors the prepared. Love the sound of wide two blade aircraft. Thanks for posting.
Craig's Car Care Chance favors the prepared mind.
That stuff has have you amped up, whether your up in it or on the ground with it.
Great video & realistic also, Thanks for sharing. I love the sound of the Huey Wop-Wop of the main blades. How did they ever think they could sneak up on people in Vietnam, you can hear those blades for at least 3 miles before they reach your location.
iflyhelis it wasn't about sneaking up, it was about getting there quickly into remote areas other aircraft couldn't.
Always gives you a good feeling though when things are going to shit and you hear the wop-wop-wop-wop as a Huey approaches for a bucket drop. First time I ever saw a Huey drop up close they literally dropped across the hood of the unit. The next two drops were near, and then on, a burning shed that I was standing by.
It was so awe inspiring to be standing there in the rotorwash as they come in and drop, then after they drop it feels like its raining for a solid 10 seconds afterwards despite the fact that they dropped 30 feet away.
I don't know what the new Firehawks will sound like, but it will be sad to no longer hear that wop-wop-wop and know that the Calvary has arrived.
Cool video.. thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
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I want to be part of this team. It looks insanely fun
Sou piloto privado de helcióptero rc!
I feel like it's kind of useless to have a marshaller to signal a help into an open field LZ with a Bambi bucket but that's just me. Maybe it was just a good opportunity to practice marshalling. I don't really know.
Henry1, are you from up here in Northern Cali?
yes
+henry1.com Grass Valley
Placer County, Nevada County area. Sorry for the late reply.
Can someone please tell me what this job is called
Ranndy Ojeda They are wildland firefighters for Cal Fire.
Fire fighter. These happen to work for CAL FIRE with a helitack unit.
Dimas Romat
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