Awesome RC Helicopter Skills
03-03-2008, 09:58 AM
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Awesome RC Helicopter Skills Check out how awesome this guy can handle his remote control helicopter. Just bad ***.
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03-03-2008, 10:27 AM
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WOW thats cool. I would love to have one of those but it would be a waste of money. I can see me slamming it in the ground and picking up a million pieces 
03-03-2008, 03:40 PM
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Definetly not everyone can fly an r/c helicopter like this guy. This probably took quiet some time to learn how to fly like that. If there was a little tiny person in that helicopter they would have died from all of the gforces created by the way he was flying lol 
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03-03-2008, 06:21 PM
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Nice 3d stunts. Good auto at the end. Shame he has such a shitty whirlybird. If he had the one my friend did oh man I would love to see that. [his nitro tank is about the size of the body of this heli, rated for 11 lbs of weight while maintaining acrobatics i think]
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enjoyed watching that
03-03-2008, 10:08 PM
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I used to be into the heli thing. It was alot of fun, I made alot of friends, and learned lot. I could fly, but not that good. If any of you have been in the hobby, you will know Alan Szabo and Curtis Youngblood. Both of which I have met in person and seen them fly.....and they are both bad asses.
On the first post, I belive that is Alan. Here is a vid of Curtis flyin his Fury......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMoCmFQtx6o
Be sure to watch his blades hit the dirt around the 30 second mark. At the end there was a crash.....I was there to witness it. He was attmepting an autorotation from way the hell up there and the blades folded up and down she went. It made a hell of a noise when it hit the ground.
Sure, the heli thing is cool, but man it's expensive. Yeah, cars are too, but damn, I could by a whole lot more stuff per dollar when buying car parts. Heck, the fuel it takes to run those damn things cost 15 bucks PER GALLON.
Lotta fun, but pricey when you crash.
Joe
On the first post, I belive that is Alan. Here is a vid of Curtis flyin his Fury......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMoCmFQtx6o
Be sure to watch his blades hit the dirt around the 30 second mark. At the end there was a crash.....I was there to witness it. He was attmepting an autorotation from way the hell up there and the blades folded up and down she went. It made a hell of a noise when it hit the ground.
Sure, the heli thing is cool, but man it's expensive. Yeah, cars are too, but damn, I could by a whole lot more stuff per dollar when buying car parts. Heck, the fuel it takes to run those damn things cost 15 bucks PER GALLON.
Lotta fun, but pricey when you crash.
Joe
03-03-2008, 10:16 PM
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I used to be into the heli thing. It was alot of fun, I made alot of friends, and learned lot. I could fly, but not that good. If any of you have been in the hobby, you will know Alan Szabo and Curtis Youngblood. Both of which I have met in person and seen them fly.....and they are both bad asses.
On the first post, I belive that is Alan. Here is a vid of Curtis flyin his Fury......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMoCmFQtx6o
Be sure to watch his blades hit the dirt around the 30 second mark. At the end there was a crash.....I was there to witness it. He was attmepting an autorotation from way the hell up there and the blades folded up and down she went. It made a hell of a noise when it hit the ground.
Sure, the heli thing is cool, but man it's expensive. Yeah, cars are too, but damn, I could by a whole lot more stuff per dollar when buying car parts. Heck, the fuel it takes to run those damn things cost 15 bucks PER GALLON.
Lotta fun, but pricey when you crash.
Joe
On the first post, I belive that is Alan. Here is a vid of Curtis flyin his Fury......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NMoCmFQtx6o
Be sure to watch his blades hit the dirt around the 30 second mark. At the end there was a crash.....I was there to witness it. He was attmepting an autorotation from way the hell up there and the blades folded up and down she went. It made a hell of a noise when it hit the ground.
Sure, the heli thing is cool, but man it's expensive. Yeah, cars are too, but damn, I could by a whole lot more stuff per dollar when buying car parts. Heck, the fuel it takes to run those damn things cost 15 bucks PER GALLON.
Lotta fun, but pricey when you crash.
Joe
03-03-2008, 10:19 PM
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Check out Just Chi. He is 4 years old...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzIqS...&highlight=kid
I just got into this sport here a couple months ago. Pretty freakin fun
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzIqS...&highlight=kid
I just got into this sport here a couple months ago. Pretty freakin fun
03-03-2008, 11:58 PM
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Nice 3d stunts. Good auto at the end. Shame he has such a shitty whirlybird. If he had the one my friend did oh man I would love to see that. [his nitro tank is about the size of the body of this heli, rated for 11 lbs of weight while maintaining acrobatics i think]
03-04-2008, 12:55 AM
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looks cool...too bad it's in fast forward.... That copter would fall apart if it actually moved that fast.
And... there's no way the camera op. could've kept up.
But cool, none the leess....
And... there's no way the camera op. could've kept up.
But cool, none the leess....
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What makes you think its in fast forward. The fact that you couldn't do it if you tried, jealousy of some sort for whatever wierd reason you have or you are just a negative person and think everything is impossible? Which one? Please, I would like to know your expert opinion on this Helicopter matter since you seem to know.
03-04-2008, 01:14 AM
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well...i'm my expert opinion:
It's in fast forward! Go read my "about me" section or whatever it's called. I'm a post coordinator for MTV. You dont think i'd know what a scene in fast forward looks like?? "This isn't my first rodeo". Have you seen MTV cribs, or any other "show" we have?? All we do is fast forward shots. With our editing capabilitiies (Avid symphonies), we can do anything!! It's my profession, so it's my PROFESSIONAL opinion.
AND....I've been a camera operator before. There's no way ANYONE could've kept up with his moves. He was an awesome pilot, i'm not taking ANYTHING away from his skills, he's GREAT.....But you, YOU'RE, going to tell me that the laws of gravity wont apply to him?
There's no way he could slam that bird to Earth that fast and pull up with out there being VERY many "G" forces exerted on the chopper.
MAYBE it's made of titanium, maybe carbon fiber...maybe some cool space **** we dont even know about yet......
(think that line with Will Ferrel in old school when he's talking to the shrink w/ his wife, lol)
The biggest thing is the speed was altered....trust me.
So what's YOUR professional opinion.....Doc?
It's in fast forward! Go read my "about me" section or whatever it's called. I'm a post coordinator for MTV. You dont think i'd know what a scene in fast forward looks like?? "This isn't my first rodeo". Have you seen MTV cribs, or any other "show" we have?? All we do is fast forward shots. With our editing capabilitiies (Avid symphonies), we can do anything!! It's my profession, so it's my PROFESSIONAL opinion.
AND....I've been a camera operator before. There's no way ANYONE could've kept up with his moves. He was an awesome pilot, i'm not taking ANYTHING away from his skills, he's GREAT.....But you, YOU'RE, going to tell me that the laws of gravity wont apply to him?
There's no way he could slam that bird to Earth that fast and pull up with out there being VERY many "G" forces exerted on the chopper.
MAYBE it's made of titanium, maybe carbon fiber...maybe some cool space **** we dont even know about yet......
(think that line with Will Ferrel in old school when he's talking to the shrink w/ his wife, lol)The biggest thing is the speed was altered....trust me.
So what's YOUR professional opinion.....Doc?
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What makes you think its in fast forward. The fact that you couldn't do it if you tried, jealousy of some sort for whatever wierd reason you have or you are just a negative person and think everything is impossible? Which one? Please, I would like to know your expert opinion on this Helicopter matter since you seem to know.
Joe
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well...i'm my expert opinion:
It's in fast forward! Go read my "about me" section or whatever it's called. I'm a post coordinator for MTV. You dont think i'd know what a scene in fast forward looks like?? "This isn't my first rodeo". Have you seen MTV cribs, or any other "show" we have?? All we do is fast forward shots. With our editing capabilitiies (Avid symphonies), we can do anything!! It's my profession, so it's my PROFESSIONAL opinion.
AND....I've been a camera operator before. There's no way ANYONE could've kept up with his moves. He was an awesome pilot, i'm not taking ANYTHING away from his skills, he's GREAT.....But you, YOU'RE, going to tell me that the laws of gravity wont apply to him?
There's no way he could slam that bird to Earth that fast and pull up with out there being VERY many "G" forces exerted on the chopper.
MAYBE it's made of titanium, maybe carbon fiber...maybe some cool space **** we dont even know about yet...... (think that line with Will Ferrel in old school when he's talking to the shrink w/ his wife, lol)
The biggest thing is the speed was altered....trust me.
It's in fast forward! Go read my "about me" section or whatever it's called. I'm a post coordinator for MTV. You dont think i'd know what a scene in fast forward looks like?? "This isn't my first rodeo". Have you seen MTV cribs, or any other "show" we have?? All we do is fast forward shots. With our editing capabilitiies (Avid symphonies), we can do anything!! It's my profession, so it's my PROFESSIONAL opinion.
AND....I've been a camera operator before. There's no way ANYONE could've kept up with his moves. He was an awesome pilot, i'm not taking ANYTHING away from his skills, he's GREAT.....But you, YOU'RE, going to tell me that the laws of gravity wont apply to him?
There's no way he could slam that bird to Earth that fast and pull up with out there being VERY many "G" forces exerted on the chopper.
MAYBE it's made of titanium, maybe carbon fiber...maybe some cool space **** we dont even know about yet......
(think that line with Will Ferrel in old school when he's talking to the shrink w/ his wife, lol)The biggest thing is the speed was altered....trust me.
With a quick search, I found a few.....not the fastest flight, but a few damn good moves. The moves you see are called 3D flight. 3D means a kind of flying that is not possible to a real full size heli.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkrfF...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKfrF...eature=related
Oh, and yea, it is made of carbon fiber, plastic, fiberglas, titanium, and alluminum.
That was my professional opinion......and your welcome.
Joe
