As a Huey pilot for 16 years, this sound is the greatest, thousand of times I did this in States and Germany, good and bad weather, sunny and foggy, day and night. Medevac was the most challenging taking off with short notices just time to check weather and take off, thank goodness they finally developed some great NVG's that expand night flights capabilities in rescues. Thanks for posting, kudos to the flight crew, too. Dustoff 44
When you're doing top dressing or loads in one of these with these do you have to look a little back more down for point of reference than the F mondels, Dunno how to explain it cause my employer said the 205 was a little different than the 204 C/F model in terms of looking at where your load is.
I've worked on many T-53L13's while in the Army even though the majority of my labor were attributed to the T-55L712. I was assigned an Ch-47 unit and co'd for a huey unit right next door. You are right, the sound was epic. The exciter could clearly be heard.
As an infantryman in the Army back in the 80s this sound was very special to me. It was the sound of a Medevac helicopter that might save my life one day. I love those Huey's, there's no sound like it in the world. I missed it.
Wish I had a $ for every time I did that! Was a maintenance type and tracked a lot of blades, engine trims, and other checks. Unfortunately last time was back in 78.
The term "chopper" was created by some journalist looking for sensationalism in his article. It was not created by a pilot or manufacturer. The correct terminology would be rotorcraft. Helicopter is a specific type of rotorcraft. Gyrocopter, Gyroplane, etc. Kinda like airplane/fixed-wing. Single engine, multi engine, turboprop, jet, amphibian, seaplane.......... Ain't that some bullshit 🐂💩💩 !!!
So cool to watch. It's amazing to think about how much is really going on with all the science and mechanics involved with just that proceedure. Thank you Arthur Young.
I had no idea as well. Theres some unbelievable mathematics around that. Theres a book by Prosser, explaining rotary wing flight in terms of mathematics. I have a masters degree in mathematics and most of it is over my head.
According to the old school Bell engineers, the big culprit was vibration and resonance on the early 204/205's. 50% of a helicopters empty weight is rotating mass going in different directions compared to a fix wing where it is less than 10%.
When I win the lottery, I'm going to do 2 things: buy a Bell helicopter, and then I'm going to buy TH-cam and cancel the accounts of everyone who thumbed this video down or trolled it.
I have a model 204, the rotor length is 1810mm, rpm will be 1275 at the head so should sound good! Ive also seen a 205, i was up very close (7-10 metres) it landed / took off 3 times and hovered around half an hour. this vid is really great and all but one i saw makes this one a toy.
That's where I left My Huey ! I have got to start leaving before last call ! Such a beautiful sight and sound. Anyone who doubts the existence of Our Lord God has never heard or seen a Huey.
This was obviously shot in a cold climate and helos love cold dense air, which gives them better lift. There have been cases of helos dropping suddenly when flying in hot dry air. That's one of the reasons they can't be used to pluck people off the tops of burning buildings.
Great sound, indeed. What was the temp. out while you filmed this?? Thanks for freezing your a** off to make a amazing video! Viewing your videos is a weekend, early morning, coffee cup in hand, indulgence!
Would love to ride in or maybe, with assistance/guidance of course, try flying one of these sometime but truth be told, I don't know if I'd be allowed to as I never served in the military; that, and I've been blind since birth.
As a Huey pilot for 16 years, this sound is the greatest, thousand of times I did this in States and Germany, good and bad weather, sunny and foggy, day and night. Medevac was the most challenging taking off with short notices just time to check weather and take off, thank goodness they finally developed some great NVG's that expand night flights capabilities in rescues. Thanks for posting, kudos to the flight crew, too. Dustoff 44
I always love the sound of the Huey as well, never get tired of hearing this one echo through the valley. Thanks for watching!
They have a very distinctive sound . Sound great
When you're doing top dressing or loads in one of these with these do you have to look a little back more down for point of reference than the F mondels,
Dunno how to explain it cause my employer said the 205 was a little different than the 204 C/F model in terms of looking at where your load is.
I wouldn't have another helicopter rotor chop!!!
There's really nothing quite so thrilling, as the sound of the throttle-up of this machine. It always connects with something inside..
I totally agree, always an exciting sound to hear!
My baby stops crying when i open this video. Probably i listened a lot while my wife was pregnant :)
Haha I'm glad to hear that :-)
I've worked on many T-53L13's while in the Army even though the majority of my labor were attributed to the T-55L712.
I was assigned an Ch-47 unit and co'd for a huey unit right next door.
You are right, the sound was epic. The exciter could clearly be heard.
As an infantryman in the Army back in the 80s this sound was very special to me. It was the sound of a Medevac helicopter that might save my life one day. I love those Huey's, there's no sound like it in the world. I missed it.
The viet cong called that sound "The muttering death".
I flew smaller choppers for a few years. Most fun I've had in the air. I'm glad I had the chance.
Very nice, I bet that was fun!
I'd rather fly than eat.
An old friend. Say that everytime one of these flies past.
Der beste Start up und Take off einer Bell 205 Huey!! Der beste Sound eines Hubschraubers!!
The Huey definitely does sound awesome, I just love those cracking sounds of the starter. Thanks for watching!
ALL HELICOPTERS ARE VERY BEAUTIFUL
They're always fun to see and hear!
Wish I had a $ for every time I did that! Was a maintenance type and tracked a lot of blades, engine trims, and other checks. Unfortunately last time was back in 78.
I can still smell the cordite door gunner the good old days of nam
This is one of the first heli vids I can remember watching as a kid, time flys.
Totally! This is one of my earliest uploads, but I still love the sound of the 205.
@@TheHDAviation yes indeed keep up the great work!
Also about that comment when I say “time flys” there was no pun intended 🤣🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣
@@HenryProductionsYT 😂😂😂 I was wondering about that 😄
USAF flies UH-1Ns near my home. Been out of the Service for almost 30 years and that sound can still quicken my pulse.
It's definitely a sound that stands out, they really sound like they beat the air up pretty good. Love the sound of a Huey in action!
Love that sound. Now I know why they call them "choppers!"
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@@mariaguadalupemartinezvill8208 oh you think you are speaking english right?
The term "chopper" was created by some journalist looking for sensationalism in his article. It was not created by a pilot or manufacturer. The correct terminology would be rotorcraft. Helicopter is a specific type of rotorcraft. Gyrocopter, Gyroplane, etc. Kinda like airplane/fixed-wing. Single engine, multi engine, turboprop, jet, amphibian, seaplane.......... Ain't that some bullshit 🐂💩💩 !!!
@@daveblevins3322 - I was making a joke. I guess some people lack a sense of humor.
the rotor looks like it’s the only thing going to take flight! Wow, engineering at its best.
So true, it's amazing someone ever came up with the idea of a helicopter and made it work!
LOVE THAT SOUND!!! Great video!
+Heli PadUSA Me too, thanks for watching!
Paul Cooney I just checked a few ads and they seem to be going for around $2,500,000-3,500,000 USD.
No dumb music..I agree! :-)
So cool to watch. It's amazing to think about how much is really going on with all the science and mechanics involved with just that proceedure. Thank you Arthur Young.
🎮🎮🎮
I had no idea as well. Theres some unbelievable mathematics around that. Theres a book by Prosser, explaining rotary wing flight in terms of mathematics. I have a masters degree in mathematics and most of it is over my head.
It wasnt until cyclic pitch was understood and implemented when helicopters controls finally worked together. ARTHUR Young and others realized this.
According to the old school Bell engineers, the big culprit was vibration and resonance on the early 204/205's. 50% of a helicopters empty weight is rotating mass going in different directions compared to a fix wing where it is less than 10%.
That's a beautiful sound. Blackhawks occasionally fly over my house, so I have grown accustomed to hearing choppers. Thanks for sharing!
One of my favorite videos.
It a soothing wonderful sound to my ears.
Nothing beats the sound of a 205, love these classic Bell machines!
God how I love that ! A Huey all the way !! Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
That's a awesome sound of that wakes you up 👍👍👍👍👍
Love the sound of the 205!
@@TheHDAviation it is an awesome sound and I wish I could fly one of those helicopters 🤔🤔🤔🤔
I worked on Huey’s from 75-79. I sure loved Crewing them.
Nice, that must have been interesting.
legendary sound
Nothing beats the classic sound of the 205!
Stunning sound and view...¡¡¡ YEAH...
The truly helicopter sound 💪💪
Absolutely love that sound awesome video 👍
Nothing beats the sound of the old 205!
Awesome helicopter!
Beautiful sound great job mate!
+Mick Martin Thanks very much!
I used to fly that machine when it was Quantum's up at Galore. Nice 205!
WOW just amazing my friend! Great footage of this Huey! Thumbs up ;)
Thanks so much Martin, this Huey is always one of my favourites to see and hear.
My God, they are a beautuful machine.
I agree, love the old 205!
Just like old times, my old friend.
That sound... oh that's just the sound of freedom
I love that sound.
Nothing beats the sound of the old 205!
Congratulations great vídeo i love bell205
The best! Thank you!
miss that sound of hueys starting up since i left the army. oh-58's (206) too.
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When I win the lottery, I'm going to do 2 things: buy a Bell helicopter, and then I'm going to buy TH-cam and cancel the accounts of everyone who thumbed this video down or trolled it.
Haha I love it! Good luck, hope your big win comes soon 😃
Chop chop chop chop chop chop chop, I love the sound of the main rotor blades and tail rotor blades on this helicopter😊❤👍
Outstanding footage. ✌🏻🇺🇸
Thanks so much!
Fantastic!!
REally nice soundddddd
Its owesome watching helicopters flying in and out
Yes, they're always impressive to see in flight!
bell 205 superb engine sound !!
The best Helicopter in the World ! :-)
I love the 205 as well, one of my favourites.
It has become my daily routine to watch TheHDAviation videos!
I'm really glad to hear it!
Great video, what an icon of aviation those helicopters are, awesome!
I'm a big fan of the 205 myself, one impressive machine. Thanks for watching!
***** while the main rotor is spinning, doesn't it look like it's hitting the tail rotor at the same time?
Belchmaster41 Ya, it does look like the come pretty close from some angles.
Superb!
Beautiful sound beautiful helicopter
Very nice!
Beautifull flying frog.
That was really cool!.
His crew chief appears well trained and thorough.
Awsome video...Thanks..
Nice video,love the Huey Start up,it's really cool when you're inside the Huey in flight.
+Dexter Greene I bet, I'd love to fly in one some day. Thanks!
***** Your very Welcome.
+TheHDAviation I flew yesterday with a Bell205 :D
***** it's a experience you won't ever forget.
Carl Vogt
Nice, hope it was a great flight!
wow that was so cool and i like the sounds of a Helicopter
Thanks for watching, I like the sound of this one as well.
I always liked helicopters since I was a kid their cool and amazing and I wish I could ride in one but does it cost money to ride in one
AWSOME!
Holy cow! Nice camera work, man!
Damm so very very impressive sounds ❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Gracias por compartir él video saludos desde PANAMÁ.
I have a model 204, the rotor length is 1810mm, rpm will be 1275 at the head so should sound good! Ive also seen a 205, i was up very close (7-10 metres) it landed / took off 3 times and hovered around half an hour. this vid is really great and all but one i saw makes this one a toy.
Man i wish we got snow like that.
Ya, it's definitely nice. I always look forward to the winter in snowy Nelson!
Wow this was in Canada, cool!! I live in Vancouver, BC..
Amazing
Nice
This sound is magnificent..
Better than the 412 👍
I agree, nothing beats the sound of the 205!
Love the sound of twin rotors
Tik,tik,tik,tik,tik.... 👍👍
That's where I left My Huey ! I have got to start leaving before last call ! Such a beautiful sight and sound. Anyone who doubts the existence of Our Lord God has never heard or seen a Huey.
Fantástic 👍
Thanks for watching!
What a beauty!
Tic Tic Tic then the music starts.
I love that sound!
Bell helicopters are the best
They definitely produced some cool machines.
Mad rotor slapping goes to our best friend, Bell 212!
4:25 is the part
Wonderfull
Purring like a Bengal Tiger.
Great ,machine !
Love the 205!
what's that mountain goat doing way up here in this cloud bank ?
It's approximately 59 tons of centrifugal force that are exerted on the 205 main rotor grips. Maybe a little more if it has the 212 main rotor system.
This was obviously shot in a cold climate and helos love cold dense air, which gives them better lift. There have been cases of helos dropping suddenly when flying in hot dry air. That's one of the reasons they can't be used to pluck people off the tops of burning buildings.
Bullshit asshole!!!
REALMENTE BELLOS ESOS VÍDEOS, FACINANTES..GRACIAS. BENDICIONES.
Great dude !!!!!!!
AWESOME, Plz make of Mi mi - 26 also.
Thanks a lot! I'd love to see and film a Mi-26 some day.
Amazing sound! Great!
Somebody knew the best spot to place the camera mic. . .
Best sound there is woop woop woop
When they started adding 4 blade rotors to the Huey series they took away some of their soul. Awesome sounds.
True, nothing beats the sound of those two big blades being up the air!
actually it's an Agusta built Bell 205. the tail rotor of a Bell is on the left side, Agusta puts theirs on the right.
Does the non-UH1 bell's have the Fortunate Son switch inside? Or is that only the military models?
There's no switch, it just comes on as the helicopter cranks.
Great sound, indeed. What was the temp. out while you filmed this?? Thanks for freezing your a** off to make a amazing video! Viewing your videos is a weekend, early morning, coffee cup in hand, indulgence!
chopper drums soloing 01:28
You've gotta love that sound!
What's the main difference between 205 and 212?
what's the difference between a router and two rotors
mind if i use the sound for school project? :P
How far can you go on a tank fuel of gas in that model?
They have a max. range of just over 300 miles.
+TheHDAviation is that with standard fuel tanks. Or do you need reserve tanks to get that far?
studinthemaking That's with standard fuel tanks.
Depends on how big a load you're carrying.
Until it runs out
Would love to ride in or maybe, with assistance/guidance of course, try flying one of these sometime but truth be told, I don't know if I'd be allowed to as I never served in the military; that, and I've been blind since birth.
Looks like the main rotor blades are out of track...... Still a nice looking ship.
i love to here a turbine start up
Same here 😃
super
Thanks for watching!
looks like the uh1 huey