This has been the best series I have found on how to survive flying a helicopter. Your teaching style is fantastic and as a professional trainer myself, I have to compliment you on your abilities. Thanks for your time and efforts spent on producing these videos…
Thanks for the video, you make it look way too easy! It would be helpful to know at the beginning what hardware you are using and what sensitivity settings or assists . You probably mentioned it in previous videos but I’ve watched so many that my head is spinning like the rotors 😅
He can't respond to you because he is a bit like Edward Scissorhands, only he has a collective for his left hand and a cyclic for his right, keyboards are a no no 😀😀
"Really funky cushion" hits the nail on the head :D I am getting better at landing, but the ground effect still feels quite strange. From my experience, the photogrammetry buildings are nearly always landable. A great example is downtown Los Angeles, where nearly every building has a helipad.
This has been the best series I have found on how to survive flying a helicopter. Your teaching style is fantastic and as a professional trainer myself, I have to compliment you on your abilities. Thanks for your time and efforts spent on producing these videos…
Thanks for these great videos! Gotta love that ending.
you're a fantastic teacher
Thanks for the tutorials!
Thanks for the video, you make it look way too easy!
It would be helpful to know at the beginning what hardware you are using and what sensitivity settings or assists . You probably mentioned it in previous videos but I’ve watched so many that my head is spinning like the rotors 😅
He can't respond to you because he is a bit like Edward Scissorhands, only he has a collective for his left hand and a cyclic for his right, keyboards are a no no 😀😀
@@MrIanspeed I can only wish, would love to spend more time flying but have to be careful that it doesn’t become all consuming !
"Really funky cushion" hits the nail on the head :D I am getting better at landing, but the ground effect still feels quite strange. From my experience, the photogrammetry buildings are nearly always landable. A great example is downtown Los Angeles, where nearly every building has a helipad.
We all REALLY REALLY REALLY need to PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE! !! !!!
yessir!
Are you using Modern realism settings?
And mentioning the use of Rudder to stop spinning, when hovering.
6:01 Same technique by pilots with overloaded helicopters jumping off high peaks in the Alps !
Those buggy reflections of the buildings in the water are pretty distracting. Has Microsoft fixed that yet? Are they going to?