School Dropout Trying To Build Low Cost Chopper Dies After Being Hit By Rotor Blade During Trial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2021
- A school dropout who was building a chopper died after a mishap during a trial run. Sheikh Ismail was building his own single-seater helicopter & wanted to launch it on Independence day. He died from the impact of one of the rotor blades of the copter during a trial run. Watch the video to know more.
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People literally die for their dreams.
Respect.
doesn't change the fact spending 3 years to "re-invent" something already is around for like a century is sad too.
@@sickturret3587 you must’ve missed the “low cost” part
@@damn8501 yeah so low it costed him his life lol.
edit: i appreciate where his heart is, but gotta face the fact it was a stupid move. how did he think he would land after the first flight during NIGHT. he might have killed others as well. anyways, rip.
@Blah blah Halb halb not jumping out of a roof of a building 13 stories high with a handmade umbrella in your hand thinking you made a parachute should be sad in your p.o.v. aswell. godspeed with your thoughts and feelings then.
@Blah blah Halb halb yeah, building a so called helicopter with no aviation knowledge, getting in it without a safety cage, a seatbelt and a helmet at least and trying to fly it, even not checking it's rotors at full torque if blades are stable beforehand is a no no for me too. so we met on some point. cheers.
Only if he had a helmet and thought of proper safety first, he might be carrying on with his dream. RIP
And a 5 point harness to keep him in the heli. If he was belted in he wouldn't have been forced up and out of his seat into the rotor blades. Its a sad outcome with something so important overlooked
So you think a helmet would have saved him from the rotor blade? Which school did you attend, let me talk to your principal so that you can re-educate yourself. Common sense and education would have saved him and will save you as well.
@@harshavijay3517 your comment shows your upper section is filled with gases only. and therefore I am not going to waste my time arguing with you. come back when you can find something called brains in your head. and we will talk. Period.
alishanman*A helmet is no protection against a rotor blade.Even against a small hellocop.
@@harshavijay3517 SHUTUP ALL U NEED IS FOOD BECAUSE YOU HUNGRY
Man built a helicopter but forgot 2 most important things, a door and a helmet... Rip engineer, you will be remembered...
Kinda what happens when also trying to be cost efficient, it’s happened to big companies but they sweep it under the rug
Well he did only go to year 7 so can't think of everything
indian forgot that part
No harness whatsoever lol
@@aarondavid5866cmon bro 🤦🏻♂️
This why people shouldn't take for granted the amazing inventions we have today. It took many mistakes (and lives) to get to the technology that we have today.
People dont take for granted as helicopters were around a very long time before this stupid attempt.
I think if properly done, planned, and safely prepared, this could’ve been prevented. Which is also why many who wish to follow their dreams should not skip over the correct safety precautions. So unnecessary loss of life like this doesn’t happen.
@@TheDreamN it was not engineered right. Part of the tailrotor seperated (likely due to a strength issue, those blades are under phenomenal stress) and then hit the mainrotor which caused a complete destruction of the entire system since that is a LOOOOT of kinetic energy there.
Even worse is that it was nearing failure already before the tailrotor: You can see the mainrotor with an increasing vibration up and down which is BAD. The balancing of those system is incredibly tight and time consuming and had the tail rotor not gone, the main rotor would have very shortly.
Now tell us how smart he was for doing this in the dark.
@@TheDreamNAviation demands the highest levels of precision and expertise. Without proper education and access to advanced technology, attempting to build a helicopter is incredibly hazardous. Companies invest billions in research and development to ensure their designs are safe and reliable. This individual was not inventing something new but rather attempting to re-engineer an already perfected design. Such attempts are both unnecessary and extremely risky.
Despite whatever you innovate or build, safety is utmost for any engineering.
It was a backyard project, no real safety oversight. If it worked, he'd be a real-life McGuyver; unfortunately it did not
@@hairyHoonDon't try to cast your personal retarted thinking on entire engineering.
it's due to ignorant. poor people especially very ignorant towards safety. like reckless motorcyclist who never wear helmet and respect laws. or reckless truck driver. just because they never had an accident they think it's safe. I just watched c90adventures in India. it seems to be common in India. such many cases. sad.
Thats all u know.
Isn't it?
@@Drebolaskan whatever be the project, mistakes could happen, He could have aleast used windshield mirrors at the sides as a door after first trial... There was many other possibility that it could have gone wrong too but the thing is how to minimize those possibilities...
while everyone was involved in rat race, you chose to dream...and nearly achieved it...you died a hero...RIP...though you could not achieve what you wanted but your life has certainly been an inspiration...
It's fine if he wasn't able to achieve success, atleast he stood out of the crowd and made something which is very unique and low cost. Nevertheless, his hard work and sacrifice won't get wasted. 🇮🇳
😭😭😭
He did what he truly wanted and nearly achieved it
Lol how did he die a hero 🤣
@My Bro losers alwys have Excuses
that's why safety is number 1
Not to half of the youtube commenters. Lol
Pretty insane that seeing a guy literally die is allowed on TH-cam, but if people say "Poop" they get demonitized
Yea...
That's because this is a "news" channel.
@@AvengerAtIlipanah lies
Yeah.. I wasn’t expecting to see that right off the bat.. or at all. I’m not horribly bothered by it, after all I want to be a nurse. But typically it’s censored or not shown.
Truth!!
Doesn’t matter that he was a drop out. He got further than most. Even dying young ❤️❤️❤️
I know, I don't understand why the emphasis on the fact that he dropped put of high school
Kids. Stay in school if you want to survive
A man just died and you're making fun of it. Wtf, man. That's not funny.
He is dead because his recklessness and miscalculation. You miss the whole point, He is dead at young age. Dead, DEAD
@@17miles88 And what? Will you curse me or something? To me a living idiot is much more better than a dead person because an idiot at least do something than a dead person. Either he gained his own people's respect or something,that will not help anything if he's dead
So sad 😔 the boy's dreaming was big but unfortunately his safety wasn't there... RIP SHEIKH..
What safety do you want? That would't save him from the impact.
@@BertzVarquez would've increased the chances of him being safe
Agree, a helmet and a seatbelt would save him.
Maybe doors and stronger materials? Safety isn't just helmets and seat belts.
@@DrawnByLaserLove stronger materials would likely be heavier than what would allow for flight. Door may have helped though
He lived and acted by his principles. The best of us sometimes die young. 😢
Watching the video, i could see that there's to much wobble on the main blade. Which tell me, the rotor is not properly balance. So even if he could get this thing off the ground, then entire flying machine will end up rolling over the side. The next is, does this Heli has CCPM or Cyclic Collective Pitch Mixing? CCPM Assembly and operation is not easy to do. Even for experience Heli Builders. Now the rotor thrust is made through adjusting of the rotor blade pitch. And in the case of Main rotor blade it has to be synchronized correctly with how fast the rotor is rotating. I build RC Aeromodel Scale aircraft, and the hardest that i find to build is the Heli. The reason for this, is there too many point of failure compared to fix wing aircraft. I have mate who is an experience full size aircraft pilot. And he'll tell you that it requires long flying accreditation if he has to fly and heli. Let alone build one. So yes this fellow purpose is good. But before you embark on a long journey you need to start with small step. And in his case, investing time,effort and some money on building an professional RC Heli is a good start.
Looks like the back blades just disintigrate becouse of the fast rpm and poor quality material choices and then some of the parts hit the main rotor blades.
Amen! I am a degreed engineer with over 20 years of experience designing General Aviation aircraft. There is a reason why only a handful of successful rotorcraft companies exist in the world. Rotorcraft are one of the most complex means of flight known to man. And fatally unforgiving of even the slightest mistakes. Even well engineered vehicles require constant expert maintenance or they can quickly become death traps.
It's one thing to pursue a dream. I get that. I've successfully accomplished that. But it is a shame that someone more knowledgeable was not able to talk this kid out of this pursuit and offer him a job learning his craft at a reputable company before striking out on his own.
I've built a couple of RC 450 size CCPM heli kits and also flown them for years. The amount of time it took just to have a basic grasp of things was hours and hours of research alone.. Then you have to build, balance, adjust, and slowly but surely test and tweak everything just to get a a good stable hover. Heli's are no joke.. Even with the RC ones there is no room for error and I can't imagine the undertaking of making a manned heli from scratch.
Too
Bro, he didn't graduate even class 7 and had no understanding on how aeronatics or helicopters worked.
He basically built a toy that had moving rotor blades.
He was LARPing as this genius inventor when he was clearly just being foolish.
Just an helmet would've not only saved him but someone who would make India even prouder, rest in peace madlad 💔
I don't think that would help him
he needed doors on the sidde, not just an open thin
A helmet
@@redpill9383 when the heli got lifted his body got thrown out a little and all smacked by the blade
@@tonsorialHALO he wouldn't have died atleast, but yes he should've had way more safety measures taken.
Even if he ignored TONS of safety measures, I really respect him.
Safety equipment? It's really expensive there. Many people can't even afford helmet. 😭
He was a poor guy
@@anadacup3978 I bet 10000 rupees that a simple motorcycle helmet is cheaper than even one of the blade of the helicopter.
Cutting Corners is not rewarded well. Safety is number one priority in engineering.
@𝙺𝚊𝚛𝚖𝚊 ♥ When he's a kid. Little Ronaldo can't afford to buy a football shoe, he use his school shoe and everytime his shoe broken, his mom fix it for him without saying a word. His passion keep growing thanks to those behind him. That little Ronaldo became what were known today as Cristiano Ronaldo
Even when he died. The passion live. That's how It work.
why put upbeat music to a tragic story?
So sad for this tragedy but he has inspire the youth of the country to do some thing for the common people, we must salute him for this feat.
He wasn’t a thug or a tough guy just trying to create something. Rest Easy bro 🙏🏽💯
Fr the man had skills.
@Charles Atlas Nothing to do with religious cults..
"The history of thug goes back not just to the hip-hop scene of the 1990s-to Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, to Tupac Shakur and the “Thug Life” tattoo that stretched, arc-like, across his abdomen-but back, also, to India. To the India, specifically, of the 1350s. Thug comes from the Hindi thuggee or tuggee (pronounced toog-gee or toog); it is derived from the word ठग, or ṭhag, which means “deceiver” or “thief” or “swindler.” The Thugs, in India, were a gang of professional thieves and assassins who operated from the 14th century and into the 19th. They worked, in general, by joining travelers, gaining their trust … and then murdering them-strangulation was their preferred method-and stealing their valuables."
A simple life is good knowing God is waiting for you at the end always
😂😂😂😂 Indian helicopter
@@VirallVariety lol
Huge respect for the person in pursuit of his dreams.
From your profile pict, you look like a very well educated, respected person. I bet u must be a lecturer of a higher level education, like a university. Hmmm 🤔 I've a question for u sir. We're u the one who failed him, where it led to the belated ismail's dropout?.. Im just being an irritating busy body sir 🙋♂️
@@ichankomo8767 I am neither a lecturer nor I failed him, he tried his best but things don't always turn out the way we want it to be.
@@nandanhegde2986 lol. Aite... I ws just fooling around. But really, u do look like an engineer or a lecturer. A smart guy. 👍👍
@@ichankomo8767 An Engineer-Yes thanks for noticing and mentioning, hence I know how difficult it is to get every engineering aspect right and also aware of the number of ways things can fail.
the only thing he proved was that building anything without basic knowledge can be fatal
Well the fact that he built it at all is still a feat, in my opinion, he paved the steps for someone else to try to do what he did, but in a more safe manner. Just because he failed, doesn't make his work pointless
@@NewFoundWx_03 helicopters and basic safety measures already exist
Safety standards are written in blood. For many projects, the standards are never number one priority until they affect you. That's why some students in school neglect wearing goggles properly during chemistry labs.
@@NewFoundWx_03it is already known how to build helicopters, and safely. Unfortunately, he didn't pave the steps for anything.
You didnt understand what I meant, I was meaning that he inspired others to get into aviation production, his failure showed others that doing it right is very important. Basically: "if this guy can do it, so can I, and now I can do it better"@@TheLumberjack1987
RIP, thank you for all you did in your short time in this world. God loves you.
Should have worn a helmet, RIP to this guy, they fact that he could built that beast was incredible
The helmet wouldn't have made a difference
@@thisisnotme4245 A seatbelt would have
It slashed his neck so helmet is useless
@x ZFighter x as cruel as it sounds you're right.
That kid is a smart guy, but he didn't even prepared himself for a possible bad outcome. At least he died while doing what he loved
@x ZFighter x yes indeed, his calculations are proven worthy from ground trials. But take-offs from a different weather condition plus taking off with his weight added and another calculation on the motor function as wind intercepts the blades would make such huge differences like: sooo HUGE. He could catch the eyes of thrifty investors.
He didn't failed. He succeeded in making others more aware of the dangers of these things and be more cautious. He saved other people's future.
He made a simple mistake many before him payed a simar price for.
One should learn from others mistakes rather than repeat them.
Fail*
If people can be so moronic as to ignore fundamental safety features such as a helmet, seat belt, door, and thorough testing, then they deserve to not be made aware so they can be killed off by their own inventions. Removing stupidity from the gene pool is a benefit to humanity.
I would agree with you if this was the man who invented the helicopter. Pretty old technology.
so basically he fail
RIP my friend and heartfelt condolencs to the family. It would be wonderful if someone with the relevant knowledge can carry on the work and make his dream come true.
RIP my dude. May you fly high with the angels above.
A huge respect for this man risking his own life to build his dream, it's really sad that he works so hard for 3 years on his own.
So sad rip to him 😢
Respect? Should've stayed in school
@@iGhost school is stupid
@@denzelwashington6222 is what stupid people like to think. See the dumb shit he pulled off? Darwin's finest award 🙂
@@iGhost you're never going to succeed without risks involved
Local governments has to help bright young people like this. Sad story. Rest in peace king
The local government doesn’t have anything to help his peoples but always find a way to buy aircraft
If Government started to HELP, then India will become SCIENTIFICALLY ADVANCED IN A FEW YEARS.
No one would sit in this kind of aircrafts. There are no safety measures. He just built it from scrap. What would you expect, how would it end up ? I appreciate his creativity he should have gone to college learn the engineering and then built any damn thing. Building chopper or any big machine in backyard is a risky business.
@@div2954 really i thought Indian politics is better than Sri lanka same here dude
helicopter is already a thing. unless it's a new invention then not even government will be willing to invest. not private companies, no one.
RIP, young man. Thank you for being an inspiration to your people and to the world. USA
If you haven't gone to school for engineering, don't try to build something that risky. That was just insane. Condolences to the family.
The people in school were tot .but was able too teach because of guys with balls as big has his.. and DREAMS. Pass it along.
then human would not deserve all these technologies then they expect everything will be taught in school. Even brother who built aero plane did not take formal education.
@@PradiptaMandalFavCounter there's a big difference between inventing a ground breaking technology and getting killed trying to make a cheap knock off.
@@PradiptaMandalFavCounterThere would have been be no need to reinvent the wheel if he had taken formal education
@@HeretixAevum the language is so biased in bad faith. nobody makes a technology knowing they're making a groundbreaking technology, it's f around and find out with trials and errors. The real concern was safety. Otherwise, It's an engineer's job is to make things suited for a purpose, including cost-effectiveness.
He did what most of us couldn't even think of doing. His goals weren't just a dream, but instead a milestone for the next innovation.
Honestly helicopters that anybody can buy is a terrible idea
@@UltimateEntity of course not everyone will be allowed to use helicopters but as he mentioned they could be really useful as air ambulance and for rescue missions during natural disasters ( used by trained professionals of course )
@@sat7785 we've already got such kind of helicopters ...
@@UltimateEntity Cars That Anyone can Buy Was Once a Terrible Idea as well!
And so was Electricity!
@@gokulbadade3358 don't speak all these type of excusing thoughts here okay
He deserves a Big Salute.... Tried to fulfill his dream.
People are acting like this guy is some genius inventor. He couldn't even manage to successfully copy an existing machine.
Let them live in their stories bro
This is probably the first time I see someone died on TH-cam and CRUX kept showing the impact of his death.
We've lost such a brilliant boy, if he would have been successful in his trial, he could have achieved a milestone. May his soul rest in peace 🙏
@@thegreatsocrates4847 Shut up
@@thegreatsocrates4847 u r right some foreign object is thrown by someone
@@thegreatsocrates4847 no bro...frame by frame slow motion me dekh...uska Tail Rotor ka-hi broken part tha...
@@thegreatsocrates4847 Aankh test karwa le. Har jagah conspiracy nahi hoti.
@@thegreatsocrates4847 ITS NOT STONE ,ITS THE ROTOR PART
He wanted to launch it on independence day!! such a patriot... you're an inspiration brother. R.I.P
So sad
You see kids, dont be a dropout. Finish your education and follow your dreams.
It wasn’t the propeller that hit him, if you watch the video the propeller hit the frame what actually happened was the helicopter jumped left and he flew right “right into the right corner frame that you can see is pushed out after his head bent the metal // totally tragic honestly both a seat belt and a helmet and he’d be here to tell the story himself // anytime your building anything and especially if your using yourself as a test dummy have all safety precautions
Everyone has to die one day but only few makes their life meaningful.
And surely he did 🙏
yeah, even ISIS believes this bullshit
@@aviksarkar707 LoL 😂😂 For real bro.
Ya man probably shattered his face to stones... These people ever heard of doors? This is why we make em so shit doesn't fly in and smack you on the face... also did they really just show a dude die in a youtube video? Oh boi I can hear daddy youtube ready with his demonization belt ready to strike this. No but also jokes aside where is youtube when u need em?
@mohamad ikram am just using common sense here if they had a door ALL this could of been avoided but since they clearly didn't this happened not trying to disrespect just say all this could of been avoided had they put a door on that damn thing
His chopper may not fly, but his souls and his dream does fly higher and higher to the place where he belong, rest in peace, you've did your best.
🙏
@Forever Changed wtf is wrong with you
@Forever Changed you're pretty much right about that
@Forever Changed But then working in a rural place, cutting down on all possible costs is something not every one can understand. What if he knew the safety risks and still took them cuz his priorities were different? and thats why people are calling him a hero gotta go another level above to understand.
@@gagandeep.p.2572 thing is some 3 layers of wood or plastic on the side of the chopper and a helmet would have prevent the damage from being fatal, and wouldnt have cost him any further than the camera he was using to record the test.
Still, to even get that far is pretty incredible. RIP
I hope he's loved ones are doing well
I'm very sorry for him, he was a real dreamer who wanted to do something big...
Rest in peace
Rest in pieces.
He gonna respawn back in the hospital
@@lllIlIIllIIl Death is not a joke
@@lllIlIIllIIl this isn't a video game like gta or mc -_- , it's real life and it's not a *JOKE*
@@lllIlIIllIIl are you gay
Despite his educational qualification he went far beyond. He dreamed, he tried, he almost achieved it.
Maybe he did not have enough resource to make his creation safer but I salute him. These are the people who teach other to dream big.
I agree and it’s ashame to happen to such a young person with a dream
He makes me not want to dream if that's how it's going to end.
He didn’t almost achieve it he just straight up died 😭
He should have graduated
It was an accident it happens
Saying "a helicopter blade fell on his head" is like saying "the Titan crew died when a large sheet of metal crushed them." SO MUCH MORE happened in those few moments that "helicopter blade hitting him in the head" doesn't cover nearly half of it.
The only thing that would've prevented this death is not being in that seat. Not a door/seatbelt/helmet. Did people not watch the video? It's not even the rotor that hit him. It's EVERYTHING. It hit the helicopter frame (and him), and the sudden jolt threw his body all sorts of ways that likely just destroyed everything keeping him alive
Death's always one stop away from knocking on your door, if it was written in his fate to die that day, no safety equipment would've had saved his life. May his soul rest in eternal peace, he's a true prodigy and pride of India.
This man literally died chasing his dream while lot of us are just trying to go with the flow because we are too afraid of the bad outcome. I respect him
I respect the ambition. But precaution is best. It's not that we're afraid. We're waiting for the perfect opportunity. You can't just drop out and expect to build a helicopter with limited knowledge. That's how accidents happen. No helmet? No seat belt? He was being careless if you ask me.
@@nonyabusiness2032 he was careless, no doubt, but I respect him for being brave dropped out of his school and chase his dream
@@hizkiajeremmy7797 sure. I guess if you want to look at it that way. R.i.p to him. Still tho, one should definitely finish school before they build a freaking helicopter. We don't need more "ambitious " drop outs dying. There's more to it than dreams and ambition. Common sense and safety should be priorities as well. It's weird he can make that but forgets to install basic safety equipment.
@@nonyabusiness2032 "perfect opportunity"? there's no such thing as perfection.
Starting a Helicopter buisness??? I think the Lord stopped this one so other passengers and pilots wouldn't meet the similar fate!
Respect to him. He got up and acted while we "qualified engineers" just dreamt while toiling through countless excel rows.
He was a legend!
Rest in Peace brother ♥️
Unfortunate & Sad! His ambition seem as big as his heart!
Trying to fix a social & economical issue ❤️
Pray we have more innovators like him! & Learn from this incident aswell!
yeah man, my dream is to work in top companies in my industry, but i end up doing some boring shit with endless spread sheet
Allah usko jannat mai 72 hoor de
@@ishakadriansyah8085 sad, are you trying to change?
@Amimul Islam usne kisi ka naam to nahi liya na bhai. Pagal wagal ho tum. Koi galati kar raha hai aur tum kah rahe ho main us se badi galati karoonga
RIP..😢
Respect for him...
He died chasing a dream. I can respect that. RIP young man. So sad.
It is really heartbreaking to see someone who wants to stand out and do something different, dying this way.
R.I.P
You are right
Yess same feeling
🕉
@x ZFighter x it's not stupid
@@ScrambleYolk if he wasn't dead I'd be calling him stupid, but now it's a tragedy.
He earned my respect. But never ignore safety measures.
If only he had worn a helmet
@@anonymous_devil3730yes a helmet, but a door 😢
@@andyhernandez4019 He was hit from behind not from the side.
Your respect is worthless if this idiot gets it.
@@ernesttorres4059He was hit because the initial breakage caused the copter to jerk, causing his head to fling to the side out of the cabin and into the rotor's path
Rest in peace. You were a great Engineer. My respect
My utmost repect for him. He has an immense passion for science and his country. I only wish he took safety precautions. We lost someone who could have been an incredible contributer to technological innovation .
If history tells one thing that making a flying Vehicle has killed a lot of Courageous brilliant men. I genuinely hope someone pick this up and complete this kids dream.
Yeah
What difference does it makes builiding a helicopter ? You need to attend flight school to operate one , Why bothering completing an ild project work for something new
@@virusgaming6420 average nerotypical
@@virusgaming6420 Dude It was not about building a Helicopter Which is already there, the Idea was to make it affordable. Now that makes his Idea different... And not everyone has funds to attend flight school. A basic Helicopter price in India is upwards of 5 Crores. Imagine if someone can make it for less than 5 lac....Now that is innovation.
Naah they're too busy scamming other people lol
Let this be a lesson for all of us to wear safety equipments when doing a TEST/TRIAL RUN.
Hard to say exactly why the rotor came apart there is nothing in this video which explains what his understanding was. He was able to get it to run anything can happen. People die every month in million dollar aircraft.
@@Mike-01234 not every month.. Aviation accidents in the world are rare and are expected to not happen. Even when it happens, there would most likely be survivors. Yes there may be tragedies that happens a few times a year but that’s not normal. Hopefully it does not happen at all
@@Mike-01234 that is not the point of the comment is it now? The point is, safety is number one priority. A simple helmet can take you a long way. Ever wonder why construction workers wear them? Or why WE wear them while riding bikes and bicycles? Or why seat belts are in a car? Because safety. Of course no one takes precautions but that's on them, this accident that happened in the video is an example of that. That guy would've contributed to something amazing but unfortunately lack of safety and precaution let him to his demise.
im not disagreeing but the lesson i took away from this pertains to workmanship and not ppe. they dont make ppe to guard against helicopter rotor blades that i know of
ISMAEL, means rebelious son.
Bless him , jeez. condolences
So terrible. So sorry for him and his family😥
This is why you ALWAYS see engineering trials run via a controller.
He didn't learn this one on school. Oh wait.
@@js-bq6nt we only taught how to memorize
@@js-bq6nt why did i laugh at that xD
@@loading3138 true
@@js-bq6nt he was dropout duh
As being an engineer.. I got only one thing in my head and that's safety... Doing anything working on any project you have to look and cover all safety majors... Otherwise these unfortunate incidents will take place...RIP
Yes u are right bro👍
OH WOW!!!
I guess a helm to protect the head is very expensive in India.
Safety is always a number 1 priority especially in handling automobile/ machinery.
He might survive if he more caution and wear safety gear
That’s terrible. My condolences.
People may not realize this but u r a inspiration to many.
Guy: takes a rotor to the head and dies
The sound guy at CRUX: let's just add in a trap beat right here
I don't know why he uses this music for the background
This music is in every video though
Lmao bruh 💀
First time watching CRUX?
Ikr wtf?
He didn’t die for nothing. Even though he’s gone, his story left something inside everyone else living.
I'll forget about it in a day
He did died for nothing.
For wear helmet
@@dehvun7 less than a day for me LOL
Lol. For me, it's hard for me to forget this. This taught me that humans are fragile.
Despite how passionate you are, how big your dream is, if you die it's all over, back to zero, and nothing will be done, as if the world have lost a precious thing but also lost nothing and moves on.
So love life, perspire your life
And don't die. Dying is just over
And also wear helmets :b. Like, this guy follow his dream risking his life and then he died. Not gonna happen to me!
I’m not squeamish, but when did TH-cam become a place where people upload what’s literally an unedited video of someone’s death?
Brave for chasing his dream. Rest in peace.
I’m no engineer but I know how seriously the aviation industry takes design, manufacturing, and inspections. If rotating mass is uneven, at those kinds of speeds, a little prop can weigh thousands of pounds and any flaw in metallurgy can become catastrophic.
100% correct, it looks like the tail rotor failed and on its destuction, flew out and hit the main rotor, which sadly spun the coptor round, and as a result, the lad got spun out of his seat, just as the main rotor hit the cabin side panel, just as his head was there. Sad that he died, but he could have survived, had he used stronger materials, and a bit of health and safety. R.I.P.
@@Sennaxm71 More precisely, it appears that the tail rotor assembly was ejected (after the tail rotor blades disintegrated) and hit one of the rotor blades.
those single sit helicopters everybody can try to make , but whan wee talk about rotors , and finaly balancing rotors , there is no doubt that should be made with some exp and official .
@@nenadratic6319 hell yeh, you can't have it "about right" that's never going to be good enough with the amount of force involved.
I agree , rotating mass is not a small matter, one must be an excellent engineer to succeed.
Poor guy, he was almost decapitated. 3 features that might have saved his life:
- helmet
- door
- safety belt
Helmet wouldnt have helped. That rotor was travelling almost as fast as a bullet and 10times as heavy. 3:04
edit: play at slowest speed. You can see his skull split open and part of his brain flew out. The residue force was so strong it ended up bending the helicopter frames.
@@Jake-dh9qk you will be surprise what helmet can do
@@Jake-dh9qk that's why he listed 3 measures
And door to protect himself from the rotor blades
Yea a door would've been pretty obvious. So sad to hear his story though. Big dreamer and a go getter. RIP
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Such a bright mind, ended like this. RIP hero
He died trying to achieve his dream, this is really appreciatable.
That man painted Indian Flag on helicopter and sacrifice himself for his dream which is also every Indian dream for self reliant India..hats off ....RIP 🙏🏽
@@Seeker89 bro that was not stone it was flies that were roaming near camera that why it looks like someone threw stone
@@Seeker89 wtf where did religion come into this? Bro you need urgent medical attention looks like you are depressed in your life
@@Seeker89 You mean someone among the crowd threw a stone and noone noticed??? And his uncle is also trying to cover up. And one more thing What has it to do with him being muslim.
@@Seeker89 stop bringing religion in everything dumb
@@Seeker89 dude wth religion has to do with this ?
Respect to Mr. Ismail. Died doing what he loved, which is more than most of us will get to say in the end. Rest easy, buddy, hopefully someone can come along and revive your dream
Feel sad😢.. rip bro.. very intelligent guy
I'm personally dedicating this independent day to this guy..
Dedicating. Hindi me he bol le gadhe.
@@KannyValentine It was a typo mistake bro. *_Chill._*
@@KannyValentine focus on the point at hand
Your deligation is apprehensible
@@KannyValentine bhai mujhe aap ke jitni English nahi aati.. Lekin ye baat pakki hain ke tameez aap Se jyada hain..
Imagine spending 3 years building the thing that would lead to your demise. Damn.
this is like the boy scout who tried building a radioactive nuclear reactor in his shed.
@@xdae is it a bluff or reference? Now I'm curious
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@@xdae is that a reference or something my curiosity demands to know
@@troysmith6190 It is indeed true th-cam.com/video/G0QMeTjcJDA/w-d-xo.html
@@speedmouse1847 thanks you a real trooper
Without men like him giving his life to innovation mankind would he no where, R.I.P another of humanity's great gone
Bro had a big vision,, hats off to you brother
He died doing something he loved. He didn't fail, he's flying around right now.
'He didn't fail'
He did.
It is rude, disrespectful, and impolite to discuss religion (politics)
no, he is dead.
Dude he is of course failed. But at least he tried something good thing.
He's dead and not coming back stop doing this fairytale junk
R.I.P...We lost a bright mind and a dreamer. A man with vision. We all should take the path he took and we should innovate for India and Science.
But, after completing your studies and taking safety measures!!
Safety is also required
@@kakolusi6144 What makes u think that he made that thing without having proper knowledge about it? Just because he dropped out from the conventional rat race! In india there is a major problem that lack of guidance those who has knowledge and expertise wouldn't recognize such talent who aren't filtered through 11 12 jee main advanced btech mtech phd etc, that's y talents ends up like this, not everyone is interested in cracking a competitive exam to get chance to study his dream.
I can't fund my chopper. Who funded his?
@@spectrum1909 you can see yourself, knowledge about safety precaution and many more, we all appreciate his efforts and his dedication, would you say any scientists from ISRO or DRDO to work without advising them to take safety measures,
2nd- if he would have completed his studies than even private companies amd government could have helped him financially too!!
Stay safe👍🏻
My Heart with you brother...RIP..
Respect for the tenacity to bring his dream that close to fruition.
He did more in his few short years than I have in my 61 years. Respect and RIP young man.
Which would you prefer?
So you wanna meet god right away eh
I'd take the 61 years for $500 John!
I'm not sure how you came to such a convoluted conclusion, but yes, I would LOVE to be in Gods presence eternally. The sooner the better.
@@bobloblaw2958 Hitman has been sent.......
Did you mean: God's presence?
I wish that he had installed the side doors
This is so tragic and he is an true inspiration for the upcoming engineers
1600 hrs that shows the dedication and passion
Or he/his friends could just get a safety helmet.
Thats what you get for not wearing helmet
seat belt would have been enough in this case
It would have increased the weight of the heli, making it more difficult to fly(Also, this sort of Design is really common in such ultralight helicopters). In flying machines, every gram of weight counts, though in this case, a helmet would have helped/sufficed
Same sentiments helmet and doors was supposed to be installed 3yrs of hard work but he never added a door and wore a helmet.
investing 1800 hours into building a helicopter is a manly degree of commitment that deserves respect
Rip you were very brave and smart in your own league
People like him never die but passed into legends with a legacy that inspires coming generations. Salute to him
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Naah one week.. And he will be forgotten..
@ not by intellectuals ♥
@ That's natural & it's true for people all across the world, but the fact is people now atleast get to know him.
@@bhataktiatma1080 aap yaad rkhna
@ might forget his name but will remember that someone from my country tried building helicopter with noble cause and died.
No school, No college, nothing fancy just a patriotic dream and years of hardwork ....hats off. Inspired alot , Maybe GOD wants you. R.I.P brother. 🙏
True 😐😭
HE IS BEING T0RTURED AND RIPPED APART BY THE *DEMONS* IN HE|| AND THERE IS *NOTHING* YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT 😂🤣👌😊
Need school to understand G force
All those "heart broken" comments, but not too many about *safety* .
A simple helmet and a seat belt would've saved him his life😐
Yup, lets just be heart broken and move on to a nice breakfast next morning 😉
What’s patriotic here, you seem to be carried away
he died with his dream , rest in peace legend 💔
A drop out who made his own sheet metal business, have to respect that
His efforts won't be forgotten. RIP
I've already forgotten.. hardly anybody will remember him
@@ashhawk2346 Who was talking about you. I was talking about responsible citizens of the country who acknowledge sincere efforts towards the development of the country
@@aditya7808 you believe india doesnt have helicopters? let alone tech thats a decent amount better than this kids diy helicopter?
Efforts? That is blatantly empty white dream 😂
If you go a .25 speed you can see parts of his skull/brain go flying, at 0.03-0.04.
Safety even while testing should always be the first priority.
NO helmet.. No Doors... No Seatbelt... No learn pilot Driving.. No pilot licence.. no study engineering... but 😥🙏
Smart but not enough.. can't even figure out door and helmet
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Seat belt, door.
I'm not sure if a helmet can stop such an impact.
It would break the spine.
Exactly why not much is made in India. , Well, atleast he won't be doing that again
There is no such a thing as cheap flying objects! They need quality materials and they cost! RIP
Great ..... RIP Bro
That's the Talent that is hidden in the galis and villages of India.
Salute to this guy. This guy has died but he has paved a path for many underprivileged Indians.
I think he should have discussed about the complexities and risks to any aviation expert before executing his plan. Helicopter is not a thing to build without any expertise and supervision.
Though I admire his ambitions and thoughts.
I admire his willpower everything else is secondary...
@@manishsaini9360 Do you think a person who hadn't even studied 8th would know what aviation is . I don't think so.
I think he is more of a symbol to the marginalised community who definitely get left behind.
But still your point is really good.
@@manishsaini9360 he can use a simple helmet 🥲
RIP 🤧🗣️🇮🇳✍️📢
Poor guy. Dude had goals and huge dreams. May his soul rest in peace.
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Ameen
Bro tried to hold him up as if he is gonna wake up lmaoo
Respect to such person who worked for their dream
Atleast he died doing something he loved. Not a lot of us can make that same claim for ourselves. Rip brother.
Oh I die 50 times a day doing what I love - wasting time on video games
That's even more sad dude
@Rohit Mathpal well he sucks at building choppers, except head choppers
@Rohit Mathpal no matter how sucks he is, the guy had all the time building heli but cannot afford a frickin single helmet lol thats an absolute suck!
@Rohit Mathpal yeah dude, like 50 times a day I lose like once per week, he really sucks at it or he tried to make a joke there
The friends who the guy invited to his test flight were all in danger too, glad they were safe at least.
Haa!! Project closed!!
They won't forget it for life, and this can disturb their everyday life, thus their future will be full of mental problem until they can move on. Bless him and all his friend and family...
@@hoticedtea7961
True
@@hoticedtea7961 imagine seeing your friends die in front of you.. It will be a nightmare for me for several days
Respect to this young guy.
You cannot imagine what this man would've given to this country with his ideas and innovation.........
Man hes such a inspiration
Does it matters ? He wouldn’t have added anything , just dropping out and working without actual sciences doesn’t take you anywhere , wake up from movie life
@@virusgaming6420 he wasn't your regular guy..........he had the motivation and dedication which 99% of people lack......... people do engineering not becoz they are genuinely interested in it.....but only because of its scope and struggle throughout their Life and career....... mostly to do MBA after engineering........
True
May be He would have become another APJ Abdul Kalam