Start-Up & Takeoff Bell 206 JetRanger "Epic Sound" Helicopter N870H
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- 01-26-2021 Here is a Turbine Engine Starting Up on this Bell 206B JetRanger & Taking off from the Whiteman Airport. Give George a call for Flight Lessons, Photography Flights Etc. "Pacific Rotor Ways" at 1-818-464-5508
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Manufacturer Name: BELL
Model: 206B
MFR Year: 1975
FAA # N870H
Serial Number: 1845
The Bell 206 is a family of two-bladed, single- and twin-engined helicopters, manufactured by Bell Helicopter at its Mirabel, Quebec, plant. Originally developed as the Bell YOH-4 for the United States Army's Light Observation Helicopter program, it was not selected by the Army. Bell redesigned the airframe and successfully marketed the aircraft commercially as the five-place Bell 206A JetRanger. The new design was eventually selected by the Army as the OH-58 Kiowa. Bell also developed a seven-place LongRanger, which was later offered with a twin-engined option as the TwinRanger, while Tridair Helicopters offers a similar conversion of the LongRanger called the Gemini ST. The ICAO-assigned model designation "B06" is used on flight plans for the JetRanger and LongRanger, and the designation "B06T" is used for the twin-engined TwinRangers.
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"He's flyin' it like he stoled it!" Lol true
LOL he did steal it 😎👍
the best helicopter in the world
I really like the sound of the turbine engines! Especially in a Robinson R66 Turbine! I also love the takeoff this pilot did, he is really skilled for sure!
Yes I love the sound of the R66 also and yes the pilot has been flying this JetRanger for awhile now. Thank you so much for watching 😎👍
@@EdWhisenantAviation That's what you call a Stringfellow Hawke & Dominic Santini Bell 206 Jetranger helicopter takeoff😊❤👍
@@michaelupton3107 So true, I really miss seeing Santini Air flying around 😢
Sounds as good as they look. No chopper will ever match it.
I would have to say that a lot of people agree with you - Thank you very much for watching 👍😎
There's old pilots and there's bold pilots, but there's no old bold pilots. Then there's those pilots that are just confident in their abilities.
So true, thank you so much for your cool comment 👍😎
I have a saying I borrowed from Groucho Marx; I would not want to be a passenger on an aircraft that has me as the pilot!
@@culcune LOL That's a good one, thank you for watching 😎👍
Like the epic takeoff and sound, This chopper always reminds me of lethal weapon
Ya lethal weapon, good one, thank you for watching Michael 👍😎
I heard of a pilot who is dead now (natural causes not aviation related) that used to mimic the lethal weapon 2 scene flying through the buildings in downtown LA.. awesome video ed
@@FlyingJournalism RIP, that would have been cool to see him do that 🚁
Being british, these things are a rarity here. However, growing up with GTA throughout my childhood; the "Maverick" made me love these helis
That's great you grew up with GTA - Thank you for watching 👍😎
What a takeoff. Very “Airwolf”.
I miss seeing the real Airwolf flying around. thank you for watching 👍😎
Respectfully, the only problem here is that this is not TV, but real life. I think that this pick-up-to-a-hover and departure is very reckless. Show this video to any real helicopter pilot and he/she will explain why I say this. Airwolf was a fiction. This was an unsafe and potentially dangerous takeoff.
@@ttu-lb3mx I've seen this exact takeoff so many times over the years by different pilots. Thank you for watching 👍😎
Epic sound indeed.
Thanks so much Jeff 😎👍
My favorite flying vehicles of all time.
I hear that my Friend, thank you for watching 😎👍
@@EdWhisenantAviation you're welcome
Ah a good old classic Jetranger😍
Yes I love seeing these classics, thank you so much for watching Ian 😎👍
The sound we grew up with - thanks for sharing.
Yes so true, we grew up listening to the Epic JetRanger sound and still going strong, what a history these classics have. Thank you for your comment & for watching 😎👍
LAPD used these as I was growing up in the San Fernando Valley from when we moved from Chicago in 1979 into at least 2002. I moved out of L.A. in 2002. I am sure they used them earlier than 1979. In the earlier 1980s, some precincts had their own copter, and as a kid playing in various leagues at Northridge Park, saw the Devonshire Division's copter landing and taking off since the station was literally across the street from the park! I don't recall the year, but the LAPD centralized all their copters to downtown L.A. like as seen in numerous movies and TV shows. I kind of took it for granted getting birds-eye views on numerous occasions of the 206 taking off and landing. My family's neighborhood was quiet and relatively upscale, so not too many flights overhead, but once or twice a week, it sounded like one was landing in our backyard, or one of the neighbor's backyards when they were pursuing vehicles on the nearby main streets.
@@culcune That's so cool what you wrote, I grew up in the San Fernando Valley also and can agree with everything you said. Brings back a lot of good memories 👍😎
I had the great opportunity to fly with channel 11alives helicopter as my first hop when I was just a lad of 7.
The pilot asked my father if they could hire me as their observer cause I was able to call out every plane and chopper in the flight pattern before the pilot even noticed! Bell 206 is a classic!
That is fantastic at 7 years old, can you still call out every aircraft when you see one? I agree with you the Bell 206 is a 100% Classic 👍😎
@@EdWhisenantAviation still know every aircraft that flies over my place.
@@viceadmiralq90 I think that is great that you can still name them, have a good Sunday 👍😎
This helicopter is from the 60s but still looks modern today
Yes it sure does, thank you for watching 👍😎
What a skilled pilot! Amazing video love the 206 a timeless classic! Great sound
I agree with you, a skilled pilot and one classic helicopter and sound. Thank you for watching 👍😎
I respectfully disagree. Don't confuse skill with "hot-dogging". The pick-up-to-a-hover and departure in this video is perhaps one of the most reckless I have seen in a long time. It puts the pilot, passengers, the aircraft, and surroundings at unnecessary risk in the event of an emergency. The most critical flight transitions are always take-offs and landings. As a pilot, you want to move through these transitions as safely and quickly as possible. There was absolutely nothing safe about this departure. Unless this pilot is attempting to avoid enemy ground fire or is demonstrating the capabilities of this aircraft in a safer environment such as an airshow, there is no reason for this reckless and unsafe maneuvering on departure. If you don't believe this jet ranger pilot, show this video to any "real" helicopter pilot. And he/she will explain to you why every part of this pick-up-to-a-hover and departure is reckless. Skilled pilots don't fly like this.
Bell makes good helicopters 👌🏻
I agree with you Miles, thank you for watching 👍😎
Liked the comment in the back ground "something like he stole it" lol
Ya that was pretty good, he's flying it like he stole it LOL Thank you so much for watching 🚁😎👍
great looking machine
Beautiful sound! I saw an OH-58 fly wicked low over my head once, and it wasn't at the airport. It was at my grandfather's house. The one I saw was "N311SH."
Always cool to have a Kiowa buzz over your head, thank you for watching Tyler👍😎
@@EdWhisenantAviation Yes it was awesome! But the one I saw wasn't military. It was a OH-58 "A"
@@G1v3EmH3ll Hi Tyler, the OH-58 was built for the United States Army based on its Model 206A JetRanger helicopter and when the Army was through with them they entered into civilian service but still called them the OH-58 Kiowa
@@EdWhisenantAviation Yeah!
This sound reminds me of the startup of the Bell 206 I rode in which was N165JK "Kruger Helicopters".
Yup love this sound, so awesome you got to fly in one 👍😎
@@EdWhisenantAviation So u have never flown up in a 206 is what it sound like ?!, Dam
@@flyingrotorphoto I've flown in so many JetRanger's I've lost count
Indeed, an epic sound and a nice sporty departure. Nice👍
Ya loved this departure and sound, thank yo so much for watching Ruben 👍😎
Excelente máquina
Thanks so much 👍😎
I can’t choose between this sexy helicopter or the bell Huey
They are both great choppers choose both 😎👍
"You!.... Yes, you! Stand still laddy!!!"
Thanks for watching Laddy 👍😎
Cool catch Ed 👍 Always nice to see a Jet Ranger. Love the start-up sound.
Ya I never get tired of seeing these classic JetRangers, thanks so much for watching my Friend 👍😎
I like helicopters bin trucks and planes also trains there my favourite things in the world
Thank you so much for watching 😎👍
@@EdWhisenantAviation all good
Nice catch.
Thank you so much for watching 👍😎
Epic and awesome sound. Thanks for sharing👍
Your welcome & thank you for watching Dom 😎👍
News Chopper!
Thank you for watching Anthony 😎👍
still a damn pretty 'copter.
I Love the JetRangers, thank you for watching 😎👍
Hard to believe they manufactured these from the 1960s clear to 2017!
Yup they had a long run, Great Helicopter 👍😎
@@EdWhisenantAviation I realized the other day they manufactured the 'regular' 206 until 2010 and the 'L' version until 2017. I was pleasantly surprised to see they still manufacture the MD500, but not the 'bubble' front version like the old CHP helicopters that roamed the California skies.
@@culcune Thank you for checking on the dates and Rock On MD500's 👍😎🚁
@@EdWhisenantAviation I just wrote a long memory about growing up with the 206 in the San Fernando Valley in the 80s and 90s. I witnessed many a takeoff and landing at the Devonshire Division LAPD station which was right across from Northridge Park. Then, they consolidated them in downtown L.A.
@@culcune I read that and great memories for you and I both, I remember the Devonshire Division very well and one of our closest family friends while growing up was a LAPD Motorcycle Officer out of that division, of course is retired now from the department and moved out of the state.
Man, I just love the sound of the 206 turbine engines, such a turn-on! 👍🏻 I've always loved helicopters and it was the tv show "Airwolf" that got me interested in them. Airwolf flying at supersonic speeds was unrealistic because helicopters can't fly fast, but they sure are way cool! 😎 The fact that a helicopter has a rotating section inherently gives it such personality! 👌🏻 I look forward to seeing more of your videos! You just earned a new subscriber! 🙂
Hello Julian & welcome to my channel, I hope I don't disappoint and I agree with you that I love the sound as well and Airwolf is so awesome, I used to see it flying all the time and it would show up at the local airshows. My Dad worked on Airwolf TV Show.
@@EdWhisenantAviation Hello Ed! 🙂 So, your dad worked on Airwolf? Way cool! 👍🏻 I take it he was one of the pilots who flew Airwolf?
@@gammaechofoundationproductions He was not a pilot, he was a stuntman, also did stand-in work. My family new 22-year-old stuntman Reid Rondell who lost his life in the helicopter that crashed while working on Airwolf.
@@EdWhisenantAviation Oh yes, I read about that tragedy. You have my sincere condolences. 😟
@@gammaechofoundationproductions Thank you, it's hard to believe how long it's been since the accident.
Cool video Ed
Thank you for watching Ed 😎👍
Classic heli
Thanks so much for watching Dylan 😎👍
@@EdWhisenantAviation no worries
Oh just remember the film Blue thunder
Oh Ya! that chase scene with the JetRanger is Awesome 👍 Thank you for watching 👍😎
This is the helicopter I was inside in Weston Super Mare, but red. (Pretty sus NGL)
Nice, great helicopters 👍😎
It sounds like an AK117
Cool thank you for watching 👍😎
I saw it in the car show
Awesome that you got to see it, thank you for watching 😎👍
How many complete turns for the tail rotor for a complete revolution for the main rotor?
Most helicopters have a ratio of 3:1 to 6:1 . That is, if main rotor turn one rotation , the tail rotor will turn 3 revolutions (for 3:1)or 6 revolutions (for 6:1). Thank you for watching 👍😎
@@EdWhisenantAviation Thanks
Why do helicopter pilots always act so erratic right after lift off?
From watching Top Gun to many times 👍😎