As a former Black Hawk pilot, I can say you were spot on with this video. I will definitely send this to friends and family to show/explain it's capabilities and how awesome it was to fly them!

@4n2earth22

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service Sir. Yank 'em, bank 'em, they all can slide down hill. Some stay up pretty darn good, and this bird is one of them.

@krusecontrol7689

2 жыл бұрын

He really did do a good job explaining everything. Coming from mx too

@bobsgotagun4433

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service

@TheDucatiPilot

2 жыл бұрын

@@4n2earth22 Yes Sir! I miss flying this Beast! Power for days.

@TheDucatiPilot

2 жыл бұрын

@@krusecontrol7689 Agreed! It's almost like he went to flight school. Top-notch vid!

Can we all take a moment to appreciate the efforts this dude made to come up with the graphics? Respect!!!

@Twister6424

2 жыл бұрын

We can take more than a moment, partner. Respect indeed!

@gwynbleidd9000

Жыл бұрын

He purchases models

@jasminelex7268

Жыл бұрын

For real 😊. How are you doing today

@jasminelex7268

Жыл бұрын

@@gwynbleidd9000 hello how are you doing today

@drats1279

Жыл бұрын

There are numerous sites with available graphics for any flying craft ever made. I use several to do this same thing with everyday cars, trucks, and motorcycles. NO big deal.

I can't imagine the amount of complicated work that went into making this film. Flipping through complex specification manuals, sitting through countless KZread videos, modeling & animating the intricate parts & coming up with the script must be a very difficult job. Props to you for this great video Jared

@andrescalderon6352

8 ай бұрын

×2

@user-rn3ho8tg1v

27 күн бұрын

Idonuesia

In the current KZread climate filled with reaction videos, fake sensationalism, and mediocrity, it is so cool to see someone putting out such high quality, unique content. Congrats on a great channel.

@carlosalbertoguzman

Жыл бұрын

Is true ❤👋

Military copters are really cool I'm glad you made this, maybe next you can make a Military jet one? Imagine thanking people for the like count, couldn't be me..

@cdot2officialx_

2 жыл бұрын

You know that’s really cool. He should do F-15 or F-16

@notjustinyeetroblox9928

2 жыл бұрын

and f22

@S3irinGD

2 жыл бұрын

Lets goo ... i need that

@reduxinyoutube4957

2 жыл бұрын

That would be really interesting

@JaredOwen

2 жыл бұрын

If this video does well, I will definitely consider more military videos!

"we're going to learn about a Black Hawk" Proceeds to show how a jet engine works, aerial refueling, gyroscopic precession, and how nearly all helicopters work. Love your work man!

@groundedgaming

2 жыл бұрын

ah, so that long stick stickijg out was for aerial refueling

@Codster121

2 жыл бұрын

The ones that don't work like this are interesting. Some have just two counter rotating main rotors, and no tail rotor... that's a Coaxial Helicopter Some smaller helicopters are powered by a piston engine There are even a few that just have a tail vent (which is called NOTAR) instead of a normal tail rotor, which uses exhaust from the engine itself to produce counter torque. And then there is a coaxial helicopter with a rear propeller that pushes the aircraft forward if it needs to be faster.

@groundedgaming

2 жыл бұрын

@@Codster121 you said "rail rotors", might want to correct that. Also, those with the 2 main rotors are counter rotating.

@Codster121

2 жыл бұрын

@@groundedgamingi corrected it, ty :) rail rotors... that's fun to imagine.

@araigumakiruno

2 жыл бұрын

if my teacher could explain stuff like he do i would never skipped school lmao

As a former black hawk propeller, I can confirm this is how we work. Great video.

@adrianhdragon718

Жыл бұрын

Cool. Would have loved to fly on one.

@KenshinExpress

10 ай бұрын

As a Chaff and Flare, that’s how we work. Great video.

Helicopters are so fascinating and cool...I feel like they're kind of underrated honestly

As an aircraft mechanic working for the united states military, I can say that your videos and animations are a great way to teach a lay man what military helicopters are all about.

@nobodyinparticular968

2 жыл бұрын

as a lay man i can confirm

@mori3327

2 жыл бұрын

Hi: Unfortunately I can not speak English, so I have to use the program I have installed on my phone for translation, except that I can speak Persian, I do not speak any language other than Persian and no other language. 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And unfortunately, their torture is still going on, and only a kind of tortureThey do not consider it for him, so how can I complain to someone who considers my law as his property, of course, the current laws in Iran. Unfortunately, the government does not have a place for people like me to go and live. I really have no choice, either I have to commit suicide or I have to stay in the same house that my family has turned into hell for me, under the severe mental and physical torture that my family inflicts on me. And more than ever with a horrible gradual death that tormentedI want to stay. So if you still have a little mercy, fairness, conscience, compassion, love, humanity, knowledge, ideology, humanity and altruism, help me, hold my hand, reach my cry. If you are in contact with institutions and organizations affiliated with the International Committee of the Red Cross, or if any of you are a member of human rights organizations or the International Committee of the Red Cross or Red Cross organizations in free and pro-human rights countries, listen to my writings, my voice and my cry. Come on, maybe they're a little fair and think of me and a way toSave me from the clutches of ostensibly wolves, of course, if human rights institutions and organizations and the Red Cross actually support human rights, if you are a citizen of a free country or a citizen of a free country like the United States, Canada, Australia, Great Britain, Norway, You have Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the European Union. Send me invitations, arrange for me to leave this house, which is worse than hell, so that maybe I too can taste freedom. If you have capital, you are rich, you have money, at least help meLeave the messengers, so that all the photos on my personal pages in the messengers and social networks are from 8 years ago, that is, for 8 years ago and 5 years ago. I have not even traveled for many years, because our city is a small city. It is sad for a disabled person to leave home, it is sad for a disabled person, the streets of our city are not adapted so that a disabled person can easily be at least a little out of home. And I'm really depressed at home, especially with this family that is always torturingAre. Of course, I do not care if I travel or not, because my problems are so great that not traveling travels much more than my other or other problems. In your opinion, can a person who eats only one meal in 48 hours, which is a good meal, even a moderate meal, but also any garbage he gets, take pictures, travel or not, and other things? Slowly, someone who breaks his heart at every moment, of course, the work of my heart is no longer broken and my heart is on fire andIt is burned, and this fire is getting more and more hot and burning, and it is burning and ashes my whole being. So I hope that if you do not hear the sound of my heart breaking, at least be fair and feel the smell of my heart burning, away from arrogance, arrogance, misguidedness, ethnicity, race, skin color, shape and appearance for the sake of humanity and for Humanity and honor that you have, just imagine yourself in my place for a few minutes, see yourself in my place and think, if far away from you, God forbid, you would be in my place.Did you ??? Were you satisfied that someone was making fun of you or disrespecting you, or did you laugh at you in response to your message and pain and heart ?, so my dear friends and those who wrote my writings to you Please, if you do not want to do anything for me, at least do not make fun of me, do not laugh, and if you do not want to help extinguish the fire inside me that burns my heart, at least do not spill oil and gasoline with ill-considered language, words and expressions, and this is far from knowledge, honor, It is humanity and family originality. If you want to give me anyPlease help me do not send me a message on KZread because I can not transfer messages from KZread to the translation program that I have installed on my phone, and as a result, because I am not fluent in any language other than Persian, I can not understand the meaning of messages. Let me know what you sent me on KZread. If you wanted and could and the possibility of helping me in any way, whether financially, materially or spiritually, please contact me on WhatsApp or Telegram, because in WhatsApp and Telegram I can easily send messages.00989358205228 00989182804420 00989358205228 00989182804420 00989358205228 00989182804420 00989358205228 😟😟😟😟

@nobodyinparticular968

2 жыл бұрын

@@mori3327 if you cant see how did you write that

@mori3327

2 жыл бұрын

@@nobodyinparticular968My dear friend, I can not reply to messages on KZread because I am blind and it is very difficult for me to reply to messages on KZread. I can not speak English. I can not speak English and a program that translates English into Persian. I installed the translation on my phone and posted the messages on KZreadIt does not translate for me, so please come to WhatsApp to translate your message for me on WhatsApp. Thank you very much. 😧😟😞

@aegaeon117

2 жыл бұрын

@@nobodyinparticular968 I'll explain this to you before you REALLY piss somebody off. Blindness is not black and white, there are leveling degrees of it. I'm visually impaired and I have had white cane training yet, I still can see well enough to navigate and watch a KZread video, what does that mean? It means my vision is beyond 20/200 the legal definition of blind, I can read text because I enlarge them to their maximum size, I can't really see potholes though because of my color loss and guess how hard it is crossing a crosswalk for me. Just imagine 20 ft looking like 500 with warps in your vision and a dozen spots that lack any information. How people see when they are blind is widely abstracted, there are a lot of variables.

It always amazed me how fast you're able to produce such high quality.

@JaredOwen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks MrSorbias! I enjoy your channel too, glad your one of my early viewers

@sguzniko

2 жыл бұрын

@@JaredOwen hi jared

@poojaaggarwal7468

2 жыл бұрын

@@sguzniko no I won't help u

@mewantkrinkov4206

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@monkegamer4

2 жыл бұрын

I learn so much from this to be as an 8 year old like me, Ill teach so many.

Excellent video. But I need to give you a correction on one item… The radar warning receiver on the helicopter doesn’t tell you if you’re being picked up by the enemy’s radar. There’s no such system for that, as it’s impossible to actually know what the enemy’s radar is seeing at any given moment. What it does do however, is to intercept and identify other ships, aircraft, missiles, or land based radar signals. By being able to identify the type and make of intercepted radars, it displays that information to the operator. As the operator (called the Sensor Operator or “SO” for short), you then know what the radar’s functions are for, as there’s different types of radars are designed to do completely different functions. Those functions include surface search, air search, guidance, and targeting. Just because you pick up the enemy’s radar doesn’t mean that he can also see you. That’s because radar signals travel out from their transmit antennas to much greater distances than the radar itself is capable of seeing. That’s because that transmitted radar signal also has to bounce off a target and make it’s way back to the receiver of the radar system. At a certain point, that signal becomes too small for it to make the trip out AND BACK again. So with a warning radar receiver, you can spot your enemy long before his radar can actually sot you. That’s also why the radar detector in your car picks up police radars before they can get you, giving you time to slow down before the speed radar determines how fast you’re going. There’s your first lesson on the Electronic Support Measures (ESM) part of the field of Electronic Warfare. I served in the United States Navy as an Electronic Warfare Technician for 20 years. As such, radar warning receivers is part of my field of expertise. When I served in the Navy, my first ship was an FFG. We had a different variant of the SH-60 as well. Our was called the SH-60 Seahawk, also referred to as the LAMPS MK III. I worked in direct conjunction with the SO on the helicopter. When working with the SO, with who I communicated with from the ship during combined operations, I was capable of seeing his radar warning receiver’s intercepts on my ship’s radar warning receiver’s console through a datalink between the ship and the helicopter. My position was called the Electronic Support Measures Operator, or “ESMO” for short. The SH-60 helicopter has been a terrific system for the United States military. In the Navy, it replaced the SH-2 helicopter, which wasn’t nearly as capable, as well as being a much smaller aircraft. I’ve flown on both. The SH-60 was light years ahead of the SH-2. HOWEVER, the SH-60 is now coming close to it’s operational life, as it’s finally slated to be replaced with a much more advanced helicopter system, as the SH-60 has been in service for more than 40 years. It may have been expensive, but we definitely got our money’s worth out of them.

@jetrickgordo4026

9 ай бұрын

So basically it's a fine tuned ear for the frequency of radars that lets you know if someone is broadcasting at your aircraft.

I'm an Avation Structural Mechanic for the Navy and work on the H-60 platform. I will definitely use this video to explain how this platform works. Very accurate information. 👌

@marcoantonioenriquezalonzo747

Ай бұрын

you are very okl

Being an engineer, this is like heaven for me. I can binge watch these videos all night. Well illustrated and explained. AWESOME!!

@AdmiralKarelia

2 жыл бұрын

Right? I remember trying to explain how a helicopter works to a friend and I had a hard time really making it make sense. This might be the best video on KZread for showing someone the basics of how a helicopter's rotor works. I also learned about gyroscopic procession myself from watching this - it makes perfect sense when I see it, I just never thought about the delay in the resultant forces from the rotor pitch before.

@SixStringShredder

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not an engineer but I’m a 15yo science/ space nerd so yea I can agree 😅

@NephiylusBaphson

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I'm on my third semester of mechanical engineering and I freaking love these sort of 3D rendered videos, i have already binged the entirety of this channel multiple times and like two others lmao

@watchingzombiesaysmyparent296

2 жыл бұрын

I love fixing mechanical problems and seeing how things work. I'm about in the medium range on difficulty of mechanical problems (btw I'm 13 and will be 14 on Aug 21)

@Evlengr

2 жыл бұрын

Im also an engineer (evlengr = evil engineer) and agree with others. Great job!

Hands down to your work Jared. High quality stuff

@JaredOwen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Vlad!

@baddgeeksquad

2 жыл бұрын

E

@baddgeeksquad

2 жыл бұрын

Yee

@Sonof_DRN2004

2 жыл бұрын

@@JaredOwen could you do a B17 or B24 breakdown for when Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg’s ‘Masters of the air’ Comes out.

@MTC008

2 жыл бұрын

@@JaredOwen can you create how plane or ship works 😁😁😁😁

Let me add my congratulations to the excellent quality of the animation and your attention to details. Like all your other productions, this one doesn't disappoint. Thank you for your wonderful work.

My brain: do i really need to watch how a military helicopter works rather then studying for my tomorrow exam My heart: click on it

As always, this is some amazing modelling and animation, and I know so much more about how a helicopter is controlled. You should do a UAV / Military Predator Drone. I've always wondered why they have that weird hump-shaped head.

@lucasdcatch4063

2 жыл бұрын

Either a laser seeker or the TGP or targeting pod. It's basically an upgraded camera that can do cool stuff like laser designate targets.

@ryanwelty2725

2 жыл бұрын

If I remember correctly it’s a combination of components that need to be forward on the craft for weight distribution like the sensors and telemetry connections- but I wouldn’t quote me on it

@baddgeeksquad

2 жыл бұрын

E

@baddgeeksquad

2 жыл бұрын

Yee

@rajatdani619

2 жыл бұрын

Hump shape Head is because of small Satellite dish there, if u have seen a Israeli Heron then u can easily distinguish B/w a Satcom UAV and a non Satcom UAV, just by looking at the Hump. I didn't have example of Predator cause every Predator has a Hump meaning a settellite Communication (Satcom) device which also mean U can control drone from anywhere. Ex-- an Afganistani Drone can be controlled from Texas, Miami, Washington etc or from anywhere around the world. Hope it clears the doubt.🙏✨

This guy is too fucking amazing and talented, amazing how someone can make such high quality and informative videos on a regular basis.

man that swtachplate assembly is absolute genius. To be able to get all the rotor blades to individually tilt at a certain position on a single rotation tens of times a second. amazing

A few months ago I had a minor surgery in my right arm, they gave me local anesthesia and told me not to look, they were operating on my right arm and with my left hand I was holding my phone and watching this video.......!!! Great Work Jared Owen

@Anton-cg7og

Жыл бұрын

Damn, what happened?

As a former Pavehawk mechanic in the Air Force and an assembler on the PaveHawk assembly line for Sikorsky Aircraft after the Air Force in the 1990's, I would say that you did a spectacular job! Well researched and the animation was spot on! Great job.

@TheAnnoyingBoss

Жыл бұрын

I didn't realize these birds were so well thought out. I thought at first 40 million?!? That's too much! But then once you really boil it down to the areal refuelling components, the radars to detect people, extra fuel tanks, hoists, the two massive guns in each side, all these things bring cost that adds up. Very excellent animations. I love when the animations show the engineering as detailed as possible. I love the nitty gritty engineering

@kandaman304

Жыл бұрын

He's just incredible!!!

@adrianhdragon718

Жыл бұрын

Cool. Would love to fly on a PaveHawk.

Beautiful Animation and Clear Explanation... Keep going.

As a former Ranger, Green Beret, Delta Force op, Night Stalker, Marsoc, Recon and Seal, I definitely know the military and this was a great detailed video. Great job! ...calm down, I'm just joking. To all that have served and are currently serving in the U S. military, Thank you for your service and freedoms that allow us to do things such as this.

any other ex-kids here who always thought the giant refuelling nozzle on the tip of that spear thing was for skewering enemy combatants? lololol

@wotwfan

6 күн бұрын

I thought it was a missle or turret😂

@TheTuxedoCreeper

5 күн бұрын

That would be funny "skewered by helicopter"

Sometimes it really amazes me how people came up with this engineering wonders And yes thanks a lot Jared 🤝

@jurjenbos228

2 жыл бұрын

Too bad it is all primary designed to kill people.

@KhoPhi

2 жыл бұрын

@@jurjenbos228 Saying they're "primarily" designed to kill people is just one side of the story. Many of these technologies put together to make these machines were independently not made to kill people. You mean gyroscopic procession was "primarily" designed to kill people? In that case, then hear me out. Knives were "primarily" designed to kill people too.

@gt131970

2 жыл бұрын

@@jurjenbos228 A good portion of Blackhawks are used for medevac and general use purposes like moving cargo, people etc.

Excellent explanation

My girlfriend's Dad was a helicopter pilot so I fond this video quite interesting. A great production! After watching this, I feel like I cold just jump in and fly one. Then reality strikes and I picture the ... well, you know LOL Thanks for a great video!

Your work is absolutely brilliant, Jared. And it just highlights how incredible the engineers and designers that make the actual things you model, are. Incredible stuff all round.

My 4 year old son and I have been watching your productions since he was 2. We love the quality and attention to detail. We thought it would be cool if you were to explore the inner workings of a modern MRI machine & maybe some Star Trek ships. Keep up the good work

@aryapatel1932

2 жыл бұрын

How would your son understand the inner workings of an MRI machine? I got to see the insides once and the hardware was HUGE!

@jimbanda

2 жыл бұрын

@@aryapatel1932 WOW !! I'd guess their son has more manners than you . Nasty Jackass 👎

@ABIELYASHARAHLA

Жыл бұрын

Great job!

@TheNoiseySpectator

Жыл бұрын

@@aryapatel1932 Oh, Patel! Have you forgotten what it is like to be a child? 🙄 The four year old doesn't have to understand it all to absorb and appreciate it. And, when he is old enough to understand it all, the explanations will already be there, floating around in the back of his mind. ☺️

@TheNoiseySpectator

Жыл бұрын

There are some other channels that talk about how Star Trek starships work. "Trekyards" comes to mind.

I love military and helicopters and this is just the perfect timing

When you referred to the main rotor(s), you described them as “ massive pieces of metal”, they are amazingly, complex and lightweight for their volume, composed of aluminum, titanium, steel, and/or composite materials, with the visible surface “skin” and an internal honeycomb-like structure in the interior. As a child, my father had brought home the tip (about 8 inches) of a main rotor from a Bell 206 that he had been flying in, that had struck a cable. Every time that I picked up and examined that rotor tip, I was continuously amazed about how light yet strong it was. Also, helicopters appear to be so steady but they are in fact just amazingly well-balanced. Once I was in a Bell 212 (not a tiny helicopter) and had a sudden, terrible, leg cramp that caused me to react involuntarily by sticking my leg out of the right cabin door as we were lifting off from an unimproved landing pad on a very steep mountainside, the helicopter tilted SURPRISINGLY far and the pilot turned his head over his shoulder to me in a panic; “What in the hell!….” It was good fun, but my point is; it is amazing how finely balanced helicopters are.

You are doing a splendid job, sir. My 4 year old recognized your video and voice immediately and said, "I love this guy! He shows us how to learn things." ☺️. Thank you for all you do for my very much engineering-minded preschooler.

As a heli student pilot, I approve of this message. I was surprised you went a bit complex with gyroscopic precession, and happy you did because people I try to explain it too give me a weird look.

@artowod_w_wot4213

2 жыл бұрын

ка 52 лучше

It takes so, so much work to make this super pleasing end result. Masterful presentation, as always Jared!

@enockchihombori9121

Жыл бұрын

Nice to see you appreciate Jared's work. I have watched your animated vidoes as well and I must say you are also pretty good. Well done to both of you.

Mr Jared Owen 日本語の発音が大変上手です。軍事ヘリの解説も非常に丁寧で理解しやすいです。ありがとうございました。

I was simple amazed while watching this and had my mouth opened in awe the whole time, like a young folk. What an exceptional piece of work!

Amazing animations! Slight correction though, the turboshaft engine used on the Blackhawk is a "free turbine turboshaft" which means the energetic hot gasses is passed through an freely rotating power turbine which is not attached to the jet engine's shaft itself. imagine if you stuck a windmill at the back of a turbojet engine, harnessing all that energetic gases shooting out the back. The windmill is not attached to the turbojet's own shaft. I hope this analogy is somewhat accurate and helps

@Tracomaster

2 жыл бұрын

Two notes on that. I think the easiest is: A turboshaft does not produce much thrust, but rather torque. A turbofan/jet does. However, very few engines these days are turbojets. The C17 shown here has turbofan engines. A turbofan is different from a jet in that the fan has a bypass (a part of the air that does not go through the core but rather around the back). . The turbofan has two shafts, one is to sustain the engine, while the other harnesses the exhaust, to drive the turbofan in front, creating trust.

@AliBaba-vw7mo

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tracomaster Yep turboshafts dont produce thrust, rather the compressor and combustion part of the engine creates the hot energetic gasses, and a free turbine takes that energy.

@johnknapp952

2 жыл бұрын

This also allows you to use a Rotor Brake.

@AliBaba-vw7mo

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnknapp952 However, the utilization of rotor brakes when the engine is on is prohibited on some airframes

@LV_223

2 жыл бұрын

@@Tracomaster nothing wrong with what you said, however I am curious as to why you said the bypass on a turbofan is wasteful. The fan itself, and not the exhaust gas shot out of the back, actually produces approximately 80% of the thrust and is is vastly more efficient than a turbojet engine that you would see on a modern day fighter jet.

Really enjoyed that video - looking forward to the next one covering military hardware! Edit: Wow, the swashplate assembly is incredible! Smart as, but mechanically complex. Didn't know about Gyroscopic precession either - that's pretty cool!

@JaredOwen

2 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@JustinMacri007

11 ай бұрын

@@JaredOwenplease mdkexa video on how Xbox or a solder iron work

I hear your full presentation, it was awesome.

I remember the first time I had ever heard of the Black Hawk Helicopter was when it was mentioned on the news of the one that was shot down by enemy fire the story that came to be known as 'Black Hawk DOWN' which was also made into a movie.

Holy crap this is such good quality.Keep up the good work Jared 👍

@JaredOwen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks JellyTechno!

Okay, I can fly a helicopter now after watching. Thanks!

As usual, brilliant animations jr

Another OUTSTANDING video from you @Jared Owen. I watch a lot of other such You tube channels but the kind of quality that you provide through your graphics and narration is undoubtedly the greatest. Now it's time to make videos on the F22 and the F35 (all variants).

@JaredOwen

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Suddhojit! Appreciate the feedback

Pave Hawks helped out a lot in Sri Lanka, in the aftermath of the devastating Tsunami, late 2004. They (and their crews, of course) did a lot of good, for the local population, that had been hit hard during the Tsunami.

@lowbudget_ideas

2 жыл бұрын

yes of course

@mori3327

2 жыл бұрын

Hi: Unfortunately I can not speak English, so I have to use the program I have installed on my phone for translation, except that I can speak Persian, I do not speak any language other than Persian and no other language. I can not speak, so if I said words or sentences and the special program mistranslated into your language, I apologize in advance to your esteemed father, from the bottom of my heart and from the bottom of my heart, that the letters and words Call me to the end and call me a person orDo not consider me a rude person and do not consider me a rude person and judge me correctly and after reading my writings, just put yourself in my place for a few minutes and imagine yourself in my place, maybe if you have an awakened conscience and There was love and affection in your hearts, of course, if you did not have pride and arrogance, understand me and give me the right, and again, maybe, maybe, maybe you did something and you did it for me and you took me from You saved this great tribulation that I hope will not happen to any living thing, of courseI do not very much hope that anyone will take my hand and save me from this misfortune, but I am writing so that I can at least be comfortable in front of my conscience and not blame myself later if I cry out for this cruelty, oppression, and captivity that has fallen on me. All the doors are closed to me, even the eyes of God are blind to see the oppression that is being done to me, and the ears of God are blind to hearing the cries of my constant cries, my midnight cries, my daily sufferings, my daily prayers and the jurists and The cries of my every moment from this oppression, oppression and cruelty that from the beginning of my life, fromThe first events of my life that I remember are deaf. So how can I hope for others when God has done nothing for me and trapped me in a cruel, cruel, cruel, and oppressive family? I am Morteza, I am from Iran, I am blind, I am 34 years old, I am unemployed because in our country, Iran, there is no work for healthy people, let alone disabled people like me. I live with my family in a small town in Iran. Of course, in appearance, they are my family, but in reality, they see me as their own enemy, and with me, who am their child, only bI was born blind, and I was not to blame for this, but my parents, because they were illiterate, considered me as a disgrace only to myself for my blindness and disability, and were always tortured as severely as possible. They beat me to the point where they threatened me with a knife. They put me to sleep and put the knife on my neck, and I was terrified and scared. Get up and until fullThe thin skin of my hand burned, they would not let me go. And they tortured me many, many times, to the point that my brothers, with the support of my parents, tortured me in front of my parents' indifferent eyes, and told me that I was blind. You are and you should be tortured to the extent that they created the belief in me and in my mind that anyone who is blind or disabled should be tortured because it is a disgrace to the family and society. And unfortunately, their torture is still going on, and only a kind of tortureThey do not consider it for him, so how can I complain to someone who considers my law as his property, of course, the current laws in Iran. Unfortunately, the government does not have a place for people like me to go and live. I really have no choice, either I have to commit suicide or I have to stay in the same house that my family has turned into hell for me, under the severe mental and physical torture that my family inflicts on me. And more than ever with a horrible gradual death that tormentedI want to stay. So if you still have a little mercy, fairness, conscience, compassion, love, humanity, knowledge, ideology, humanity and altruism, help me, hold my hand, reach my cry. If you are in contact with institutions and organizations affiliated with the International Committee of the Red Cross, or if any of you are a member of human rights organizations or the International Committee of the Red Cross or Red Cross organizations in free and pro-human rights countries, listen to my writings, my voice and my cry. Come on, maybe they're a little fair and think of me and a way toSave me from the clutches of ostensibly wolves, of course, if human rights institutions and organizations and the Red Cross actually support human rights, if you are a citizen of a free country or a citizen of a free country like the United States, Canada, Australia, Great Britain, Norway, You have Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and the European Union. Send me invitations, arrange for me to leave this house, which is worse than hell, so that maybe I too can taste freedom. If you have capital, you are rich, you have money, at least help meLeave the messengers, so that all the photos on my personal pages in the messengers and social networks are from 8 years ago, that is, for 8 years ago and 5 years ago. I have not even traveled for many years, because our city is a small city. It is sad for a disabled person to leave home, it is sad for a disabled person, the streets of our city are not adapted so that a disabled person can easily be at least a little out of home. And I'm really depressed at home, especially with this family that is always torturingAre. Of course, I do not care if I travel or not, because my problems are so great that not traveling travels much more than my other or other problems. In your opinion, can a person who eats only one meal in 48 hours, which is a good meal, even a moderate meal, but also any garbage he gets, take pictures, travel or not, and other things? Slowly, someone who breaks his heart at every moment, of course, the work of my heart is no longer broken and my heart is on fire andIt is burned, and this fire is getting more and more hot and burning, and it is burning and ashes my whole being. So I hope that if you do not hear the sound of my heart breaking, at least be fair and feel the smell of my heart burning, away from arrogance, arrogance, misguidedness, ethnicity, race, skin color, shape and appearance for the sake of humanity and for Humanity and honor that you have, just imagine yourself in my place for a few minutes, see yourself in my place and think, if far away from you, God forbid, you would be in my place.Did you ??? Were you satisfied that someone was making fun of you or disrespecting you, or did you laugh at you in response to your message and pain and heart ?, so my dear friends and those who wrote my writings to you Please, if you do not want to do anything for me, at least do not make fun of me, do not laugh, and if you do not want to help extinguish the fire inside me that burns my heart, at least do not spill oil and gasoline with ill-considered language, words and expressions, and this is far from knowledge, honor, It is humanity and family originality. If you want to give me anyPlease help me do not send me a message on KZread because I can not transfer messages from KZread to the translation program that I have installed on my phone, and as a result, because I am not fluent in any language other than Persian, I can not understand the meaning of messages. Let me know what you sent me on KZread. If you wanted and could and the possibility of helping me in any way, whether financially, materially or spiritually, please contact me on WhatsApp or Telegram, because in WhatsApp and Telegram I can easily send messages.00989358205228 00989182804420 00989358205228 00989182804420 00989358205228 00989182804420 00989358205228 😟😟😟😟😟

@user-ms2uw3cr1y

2 жыл бұрын

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@dallasyap3064

Жыл бұрын

Yup they did. They were part of operation Unified Assistance, the US military effort to aid those affected by the tsunami.

@blackopscw7913

Жыл бұрын

@@mori3327 can you stop spamming your stupid message.

When my father was in Vietnam he received a Bronze Star for flying in a helicopter to rescue some men-while being fired on by the enemy. I’m fascinated with how helicopters work. I’m very impressed with the people who fly them-especially while taking enemy fire. Your work is amazing.

The engineering on the helicopter is astounding.

Your content is amazing. Thanks for the effort that obviosly goes into these videos. I've learned a considerable amount watching them. Keep up the outstanding work!

It's amazing that I still remembered what the "collective" does. In the first grade (1977), the Detroit Police sent their helicopter to our playground at Kroliks elementary school on the Eastside of Detroit. I'll never forget as we saw the helicopter land. Thanks for this descriptive animation!

I've been a Blackhawk pilot for 10 years and cannot tell you all how accurate this video is. So much detail and some basic aerodynamics that I wish I had known before I started flying!

thanks! creators like you make me love youtube! massive thank you!

The fact that human beings thought up the idea of the helicopter, designed, engineered, developed, manufactured and tested them AND they actually fly, is mind blowing. Jared, your animations and explanations are incredible. Seeing a helicopter fly, after understanding what actually 'makes' it fly, is astounding to me. Such complexity for such elegance in the air. Appreciate your content so much!

@kavitachandrakar3969

10 ай бұрын

😢🎉😢😮😅😊

I can't belive this is free content. Absolute fantastic work Jared! I'm sharing this with all my friends!!

@DJBEANZzROADTO1K

2 жыл бұрын

Feels illegal to watch

the fact that the swash plate moves back and forth 4 times every rotation just blows my mind

Amazing how Technology can help our Military Hardware.

Dude you are awesome. I can't believe you made us understand how a helicopter works and how it fly. Now I feel like a pilot( maybe a newcomer but still).

I was an avionics technician on the MH-60 Seahawk in the Navy for 7 years. The Seahawk is almost exactly like the Black Hawk, but a little different in some areas. I say you did a great job on your presentation.

@dallasyap3064

Жыл бұрын

Except for the anti-submarine warfare and SAR roles, what other differences are there?

@philibertorodrigo7118

Жыл бұрын

@@dallasyap3064 nice try China!

@pavel8638

Жыл бұрын

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@Najolve

Жыл бұрын

​@@dallasyap3064 At least when it comes the SH-60B (and SH-60R), there's no door on the port side, instead we have a LHEP (left-hand extended pylon) that we mostly used to mount a rack of hellfire missiles. We also didn't have either gunner ports (instead giant computers and mission equipment was in their place), so our mounted gun was either a M-60 or a .50 cal. We also flew with a crew of 3 (pilot, co-pilot, and an AW who was also the SARS swimmer). Since we didn't have the gunner positions, there's some relay panels that are mounted along the side of the helicopter instead of overhead. We also used an "automatic" blade fold system that had to be used every day out at sea. Also our tail would fold to the port and not the starboard as shown in the video and our tail rotor didn't fold so we had to use a boot on one of the blade to keep them from spinning once the tail rotor is disconnected for the drive shaft. Our FLIR was also mounted ahead of the nose avionics bay and we also had the bathtub radar on the bottom that looks like a giant hockey puck. We also didn't have the refueling probe. The SH-60B didn't have a glass cockpit and used good ol' analog displays but the SH-60R that replaced the B does have a glass cockpit. The B also had a tail gear that's more beefy and more forward (just behind the fuel tanks). Speaking of landing, we also had a probe that came out of the bottom that would be caught by a trap onboard non-carrier vessels. The B had side launching sonobouys and the R has a dipping sonar. That's about all I could remember off the top of my head.

It was awesome. Thanks

Awesome...I was so blind about how this beautiful machines work.

Superb Sir... Awesome way of creating such conceptual design and framework. Lots of regards and love from India. Watching this at less 1080p is a disrespect of Awesome stuff...😃

@JaredOwen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Aditya!

Jared, as someone who has flown S70-A-9 Black Hawks for 20 years, I must say, you certainly did your homework on this one! Absolutely amazing explanations and animations. Keep up the great work mate. Anyone watching this as a source of study, I endorse this video as a great start. Very accurate.

This is tremendously accurate! Impressive job producing this video! And by far the clearest explanation about a flying machine that I have ever seen. Subscribed

impressive graphics and clearliness... I've never regretted subscribing !

@CheikhouNDIAYE-vf6wo

Ай бұрын

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Watching this 5 times with some notes taken, i can impress the mechanic engineer who maintains this helicopter. i feel that i can repair any part of the chopper with just this video. unbelievably informative.

11:02 Sometimes on some small-scale helicopters controlled by a probe (AKA a spacecraft manned by machines), they’d have a propeller on the bottom to counteract this torque, just like NASA’s Ingenuity helicopter. Sometimes the rotor is right underneath the first rotor but not below the fuselage, and the helicopter is manned by real people, not a computer.

@richardmillhousenixon

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes larger helicopters incorporate this system as well, for example the KA-50, nicknamed Black Shark, which coincidentally is also the only operational helicopter with ejection seats (The blades are jettisoned via explosive bolts during the ejection sequence so the pilot does not become mincemeat). Lacking tailrotors also gives a slight speed benefit, which is part of why the CH-47 Chinook is the fastest military helicopter

@ragabara1031

2 жыл бұрын

I think they're called coaxial rotors

You did a great job with this animation, I will share and use it in my classes.

Me: turns off the fan cos I’m cold Everyone else in the helicopter:

I just watched this video, and as always, it didn’t disappoint! That’s how good this video is!

Im amazed by the engineering of this amazing contraption. Awesome video Jared!

Well done. The graphics are terrific, the script complete and understandable, and your voice lends itself to style of instruction. Well done, bro.

The fueling part was very helpful for taking down these helicopters. Thanks!

My five-year-old is completely obsessed with your channel. He watches many of them repeatedly. He would like me to tell you this: “I really like how you do all the animation things!”

One thing is how planes work, another thing is how helicopters work (and that's where I think things gets complicated), but the fact that you managed to explain how they work in such "simple" terms (kinda), so that even completely normal people understands it, is incredible!

As someone who once ate a whole bag of Doritos I can say with confidence this is very accurate. Seriously though incredible details, amazing graphics and motion, excellent audio.

I sometimes ride on a Bell 407 or 429. You did such a great job explaining everything I think I'll jump in the pilot's seat next time!

Again a best animation to make us informed.. Great skills..

Once in elementary school the Air Force landed a Black Hawk on the school’s field for educational purposes and because my father was in the Air Force I got my own tour of the Black Hawk it was a pretty amazing moment

@ralphlouis2705

2 жыл бұрын

That must be a lot of respect seeing your dad and he having u in one of the pave hawk

Very well illustrated ! thank you !

I love how he broke it down in terms that I could understand

I think a video on an autoloader system inside of something like a T-90 or Stryker would be cool.

Hello Jared Owen, You're so thankful for the video since it shows a lot of information even for a beginner in aviation to simply understand it . Thank you

Thank you so much Jared Owen it's been a pleasure watching this magnificent video.

As the viewers /commentors below tell so well, this is a truly awesome video. All of Jared's videos are equally this well done. Knowledge of the subject, graphics, audio and editing move these videos into the realm of a magnificent art form. Thanks to Jared and to the folks who comment on his work. You are all priceless. So wonderful. R. Henry, M.D.

Outstanding work here Jared. I always thought the entire swashplate simply tilted for direction of flight.

Learned in 18 minutes more then in 18 years about helicopters. Amazing. Thank you for his video! :)

@user-gu9yw1hi6h

2 жыл бұрын

نعم رائع هذا الفيديو التعليمي انا تخرجت من الكلية العسكرية السورية وحصلنا بها على الكثير من الدوس ليتها كانت كهذا الفيديو الممتع

I'm ready for that Hawk , if Jared Owen explained everything I was taught I would have a PhD in everything today.

can we all just agree that we love riding big black hawk

It's important to note that there is a transmission between the engines and the rotor head, not just shafts. The transmission is responsible for providing the correct gear reduction from the engines to the rotor head. If there was just a shaft connecting the two, the engines would spin the rotor head at much too high of a speed. In some cases, the transmission will also be responsible for spinning the hydraulic pumps and the generators.

@kandaman304

Жыл бұрын

What exactly is "gear reduction"? I hear that term being thrown around a lot but it just doesn't make any sense.

@TheMoparman94

Жыл бұрын

@@kandaman304 the engines are spinning somewhere around 10,000 RPM. The transmission reduces this down to a couple hundred RPM for the rotor head. If it wasn't for the transmission, the rotor head would spin at whatever RPM the engines are spinning.

@gamepool8517

Жыл бұрын

@@kandaman304 gear reduction uses planetary gears in which the output RPM of the engine is reduced to meet the required RPM for the rotor system,this is done due to the fact that the engine produces high RPM than the required one.

@mudman6156

Жыл бұрын

@@kandaman304 Gear reduction not only decreases the speed the rotors would be turning, but vastly increases the torque of the engine to turn those rotors.

@mudman6156

Жыл бұрын

We had the “chip light” come on while our ship’s SH-60 was out doing operations. They barely made it back to the ship as the transmission was tearing itself apart. The helicopter basically crash landed onto our flight deck as a result. Thankfully, nobody got hurt.

Having most of my actions done in HH53, I find this quite interesting how things changed over time.

@sadiqmohd1895

2 жыл бұрын

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You have awesome animation skills but what amazes me is your thorough research on topics and an incredibly great narration (if it is you, of course!) Hats off!!

Always the best animations @Jared!

PERFECT ! Love the explanations, you guys made it really clear and helped me to understand much better the physics of any helicopters

That was fascinating, Jared! I love PJs, and learning about the helicopter they use was very informative. Thanks for the video!

@JaredOwen

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Nathan

8:13 - 15:42 Man, helicoters are alot more elegant that I would have imagined...

Extreamly detailed video, good job seriously

Brilliant work Jared! I am myself a pilot and despite knowing most of the things you managed to keep me glued to the screen. Keep up the good work matey! Wish we had more educators like you :)

I feel so lucky to have access to the internet and can watch these type of videos. Great content 👏👏

Damn, you just have a way of explaining this stuff simply enough that I can gain the basics and research on my own. I wish I had this ability when my daughter was in high school having trouble in algebra. I just didn't have the patience to my regret. You are gifted my friend.

Such a great overview on how these helicopters work.

As always , excellent and very informative animation . Keep up the good work Jared 👏👏👏...