My goal is to find an old clapped out MD Helicopter and rebuild it to something as good as new on the channel (with the right help) one day!!!

@izzyplusplusplus1004

5 ай бұрын

Love that big red white and blue behind you for the intro! America!

@thevoiceofcake

5 ай бұрын

You gotta have special certificates to work on aircraft don’t you?

@nathanbutler8240

5 ай бұрын

Build a race plane with Mike patey

@winstonroach4470

5 ай бұрын

Hell yeahhhh let's gooo!! That would be so awesome!!

@B.Henon502

5 ай бұрын

Brother!!🤯 The content is NEXT level!! Been watching since day 1 and its unreal what a guy has progressed to! Keep up the work and dont slow down!! Mind bottling where a fella will be in the next 5 years if u keep the same momentum moving forward! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

I love how he actually takes the time to explain what’s going on. Most Tubers just give a short explanation. He goes down in depth with his explanations. Much respect.

@Spaltyslife

5 ай бұрын

Cleetus is trying to teach

@hunterhilbert4559

5 ай бұрын

I could definitely land after his teachings

@dahorseman2654

5 ай бұрын

hIS WAY OF EXPLAING IS GREAT. He idiot proofs it, but also throws little things for the more experienced as well. If this video was only about auto rotation physics i wouldve clicked out, but seeing tail rotor/different methods of failure from first person view is awesome.... toss in the chat. chefs kiss content

@Ryan-mg7pd

5 ай бұрын

He is extremely smart

@johnnyo7621

5 ай бұрын

MR McFarland is a amazing teacher lol He would get sick of apples lol All his students would go nuts over him and bring him a apple tree LOL. Sensei McFarland

How the f fid we get here?!😂 This dude got from exhaust whistles and shattering car windows with a spark plug to a teacher of how an heli works😅 wtf😅 i love it❤

From being a cameraman for 1320 to being a pilot and running his own business this man does it all

@nickyt3269

5 ай бұрын

gambled on himself and is definitely winning

From turbo whistles to explaining helicopters. The growth in this channel is just amazing! Love watching it every step of the way. Atta boy Cleet🤘🏼

@herculesinwyoming

5 ай бұрын

Amazing how he has progressed

@JohnnyFnG84

5 ай бұрын

We got land and air, next up Cleet will be driving aircraft carriers

Wow I’m shocked at how easy it was to understand when cleet was explaining how a helicopter works/ can safely land with no motor

@rickshaw5076

5 ай бұрын

I was going to make my own comment, but yeah. I have a small amount of heli knowledge, and I was blown away by how easy he explained it.

@rickshaw5076

5 ай бұрын

Don't try this at home.

@PMCJohn

5 ай бұрын

Smarter every day did an AMAZING video on autorotations. Explains everything super well!

@chippyjohn1

5 ай бұрын

Something none of them mention or explain is the disc loading of a helicopter. The heavier the helicopter the more difficult autorotation is to virtually impossible. If you are in a helicopter that weighs a 1000kg and downward air velocity is only 5ms, you only have to descend at 5ms to maintain rotor rpm, but try doing that in a helicopter that weighs 10000+kg with thrust velocity of 30+ms. Arresting such mass with such velocity is very difficult.

@EcrGarage

5 ай бұрын

If you can’t explain it to a 5 year old you don’t fully understand it yourself

I love positive instructors! They make the learning process so much more enjoyable and memorable.

I'm in complete awe of these instructors. Their earnestness mixed with a plethora of knowledge makes this so interesting from a third person perspective. We need guys like this in high school classrooms.

@kleetus92

5 ай бұрын

There's a difference between someone who knows what they are doing, and someone there for a paycheck. I agree, these guys were fantastic.

@ChristopherHallett

5 ай бұрын

These instructors likely make about 5 times as much as a typical high school teacher, and work half as many hours. That might be a hint as to why they don't seem "burned out"...

@pilotincommand85

4 ай бұрын

@@ChristopherHallettyou might be surprised how much flight instructors make

@Crackrocksteady

2 ай бұрын

My father has a private air strip behind his house where they train new pilots. The instructor is always working 10-12 hour days

@chrisswanson6642

2 ай бұрын

What does earnestness mean?

Love the helo content as a former Blackhawk pilot. I've autorotated hundreds of times. My first flight in NVGs we lost an engine during an autorotation. That'll wake you up in the middle of the night! Waiting on the call to come pick up my Trackhawk and meet you!

@alfredo42o

17 күн бұрын

Heli, not helo...

Dude, You just received some excellent emergency procedure training that most pilots don't receive. Congrats on passing the test! Well done to you and your Buds!

@TeflonNapkins

5 ай бұрын

Don't mean to be that guy but all pilots train emergency procedures.

@workout8614

2 ай бұрын

​@TeflonNapkins You're absolutely correct. Not sure what that other guy is talking about.

@Tommyd2059

2 ай бұрын

@@TeflonNapkins You are both correct. I should have been more clear on my statement. I concur that pilots receive training on emergency procedures as part of their training for the type of aircraft they are getting checked out in. Cletus received his training from the MD factory and most pilots don't receive that training..

"Best sound in the world" = Spot on

Cleetus is a beast.... everything he touches he accels at... super cool seeing you fly man.

@tmdwu3110

5 ай бұрын

Except law school

@marcolopez5672

5 ай бұрын

Lets be honest if he finished law school we would have known him as the best lawyer😂

@camaro25

5 ай бұрын

The guy is a natural wheelman.

@bthaxthaxton4821

5 ай бұрын

Cleet is literally addicted to adrenaline!

@EmazingGuitar

5 ай бұрын

@@tmdwu3110the field of law is saturated with too many people anyways, competition is stupid crazy.

This is what I love about cleetus and this channel. You never know what he's going to do next and what adventure he's going to take us all on! 💯❤ it!! Thanks Mr McFarland 👍

My guy can literally drive anything!!

This is some sick content!!! Love it!!!

I've never had an interest in flying a helicopter, or even being in one for that matter. Cleeters explanations of things were very interesting and kept my attention for the entire video. Very good.

I love the fact that Cleet is making advanced aviation videos. This is so much fun to watch. I usually have to go digging for this kind of video. Keep up the great work! Old Cleeter stacking up those certs.

Even as someone with flight time in fixed wing, the anxiety watching this is real. But cool, calm and collected every time. Amazing job.

Garrett is one of those rare individuals who has the intelligence to understand the theory of things, the tactile ability to feel what's happening, and the personality to convey what he's doing, and what's happening, to his viewers. It was clear right from the start - and when you throw in the business sense and networks he's developed, for a young man he has a huge future in front of him that he's EARNED, every step of the way. Of his millions of subscribers, there may be only a couple who could, and can, do this, but as an inspiration to folks, i would hope they realise there are aspects they CAN emulate from what he, and his team, have done! Remember, "You don't have to be THE best, you just need to be YOUR best"!

@TheBigghunter01

2 ай бұрын

Wasn’t he going to law school around the time he bought Leroy? No doubt the dude is smart and charismatic

@gordowg1wg145

2 ай бұрын

@@TheBigghunter01 He also comes from a well-off family with what seem to be very good work ethics - his grandfather, for instance, was a high rank air-force officer, not "just" a Mustang jockey.

Cleetus is the guy that after a few times practicing, will teach the teacher how to do it better. What a natural on every machine.

@RWBHere

5 ай бұрын

What he did was standard basic training for any helicopter pilot. It takes some practice but is not unduly difficult. If it were too difficult, then nobody would be flying helicopters.

@NoLies1776

5 ай бұрын

​@@RWBHereYeah no shit. Same can be said about literally anything. Go outside

@mattyicee

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@RWBHere God damn without fail, there is always that one guy. “Ackchyually” 🤦‍♂️

@user-tr7us4zc5p

5 ай бұрын

FACT

@Dinkleberg-cr7hy

5 ай бұрын

You need a saddle the way you’re riding him buddy

Who would have thought not long ago its was whistle tips in the c7 now we’re at top notch race cars and aviation content. Keep up the great work and congrats on life Cleet

It’s rad to watch like a 700 size rc helicopter do a cool autorotation landing, I can’t imagine watching a real helicopter do it in person let alone be the pilot!! Such a sick skill man! Killer job Cleet!

@goosenotmaverick1156

5 ай бұрын

700 is the scale reference for helicopter? Is it a 1-1000 system similar to how I've seen model planes listed as a percentage? Like is that the helicopter equivalent to a 70% scale model airplane? Or is it a different system?

@bigdfitness5020

5 ай бұрын

​@@goosenotmaverick1156based on a quick search 700 refers to the length of the blades. So the blades would be 700mm long.

@wingtipsworld5909

5 ай бұрын

i flew aerobatic rc helicopter competitions for years and we have driven tails during autos so we can do all sorts of tricks. and since we run equal pitch positive or negative (i usually had it setup for +11, -11) you can do inverted autos with a pushover near the deck to really wow the crowd... Many different trick autos you can do but the one trick auto i never tried was the blade stop auto. I just never had that kind of disposable cash lol. In rc helis most of us end every flight with autos so that "when" a real failure happens its a walk in the park, usually lol.

@vihreelinja4743

5 ай бұрын

Been flying rc planes and drones for years. Helicopters are just too damn expensive to crash so i try not to buy one :D@@wingtipsworld5909

@pavelack

5 ай бұрын

@@bigdfitness5020 a 700 in the rc world is a pretty big boy. most amateur pilots start off with a medium sized or a 450. Autorotations are super sick!

Dave with the sleeves cut odd was hilarious!

As someone who appreciates knowledge I'll probably never need in my life, I love this video. Thank you for continuing to be the absolute best channel on KZread! Keep up the great work!

Hit that thumbs up for one hell of a guy! Once again, including a bunch of friends in all the adventures and getting safety certified also. A epic shout out to MD Helicopter, what a place. Thanks Cleetus

so glad you are taking safety classes. we will love to see your journey in aviation into the future. be safe and merry Christmas

It was so awesome seeing you fly over and enjoy my home town area. The terrain is beautiful here! My family goes jeeping out in those desert/canyon areas and it’s always a blast.

That instructor was awesome, “I’ll critique myself” humble, talented pilot.

@morris2450

5 ай бұрын

I do the same when driving and often say 'that wasn't right' or 'I shouldn't have done that'

@--SPQR--

4 ай бұрын

​@@morris2450only way you get better. You're probably a very good driver.

Another step towards safety for McFarland aviation it blows my mind with everything you have going on you taught yourself to fly, and now helicopters two thumbs up brother

@Don_Rodrigo44

5 ай бұрын

he didn't teach himself

@warrenmichael918

5 ай бұрын

@@Don_Rodrigo44 right? Im pretty sure he had some teachers along the way! LOL

@CarsCatAliens

5 ай бұрын

​@@Don_Rodrigo44yeah that's like the scene from "Idiocracy" where you can get your law license from Costco

the cleeter mcskeeter airforce is growing at a rapid rate. next up, drag racing on an aircraft carrier.

@goosenotmaverick1156

5 ай бұрын

Talk about relying on those TBM brakes 😂

Awesome video dude! I leaned a lot about the aerodynamics of the rotating wing from how you described the pitch and collective controls. You are obviously adept at helicoptering and have a deep understanding of these machines. Thank-you for being technical. We really love these kinds of videos.

Smarter Every Day topics crossing over into my Cleetus feed!

This was a really great video! I don’t think I would have sought helicopter content like this but you did a great job of explaining everything and it was cool to watch you practice an interesting skill.

Fun that you are in my area. I see the helicopters all the time, Welcome to Mesa, AZ

Outstanding job, fellas.

Autorotation training is terrifying but one of the most fun things you can do. This kind of training, outside of what's required, is so valuable for when a real failure happens. You can let your body and mind take over and go through everything automatically if you're trained enough. Great job Cleetus.

@Donald-ky2fg

5 ай бұрын

I know right power off in a helicopter happens fast

Outstanding episode, Cleet. The explanations and content were fantastic! Extremely well done. Keep up the great work, brother! I’ll be watching! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

That was friggin awesome Cleet! Thanks for taking us along for your aviation training. Was really cool learning / experiencing something so unique in a sense, alongside you. 🙌

Of course Cleet out does the instructor. Anything with a motor, he already excels at it. So smooth.

Cleetus lives THE life. I feel confident, and like I’ve done something good every time I buy a bit of merch. That’s because he puts out GREAT content, and truly loves his fans! 🇺🇸❤️

lol, if that grey one isn't the channel's future helicopter, I'll be shocked. MD is smart, this is where their marketing budget should be. This is not just good for their brand, it's bringing awareness and excitement to the helicopter world.

OMG, that first autorotation from 500 feet!!! As a pilot, that descent rate had alarm bells going off in my head REALLY LOUD!!

Heavy D in his cap and gown with the sleeves cut off had me rolling 😂😂😂 Congratulations to you all that's a good thing to learn just in case something happens but now yall know what to do

I LOVE this video!! MD Helicopters are absolutely beautiful!! As Army Blackhawk CrewChief Mechanics our pilots had us train Auto Rotation landings on the Simulators, just in case. That shit was hard, I did it though. To note Helicopter Engine failure can be dealt with if you have enough forward airspeed vs altitude to trade off. But it’s Transmission failure you definitely don’t want. Game over there. BTW Awesome job Cleetus!!!

Best up your life insurance for little cleet. How many legends have died regardless of training?

Cars ,boats,planes, helicopters, hovercraft, ATVs, big rigs and whatever is in between Cleetus masters them all.👍👍🇨🇦

That fact you sign all your friends up for it too! Such a good friend. Can tell you care deeply about the people around you

this is now my absolute favorite video you guys have done. I live 13 mins away from falcon field and Ive driven my jeep through so many of the trails shown in the video. so cool to see the trails from a birds eye view

That's freaking awesome. You can drive literally any thing. I love so much your channel man

Like I told teeth in turbos I'm glad to see you guys are taking your hobby very seriously. Helicopters and planes are not toys. *They need to be respected at all times.*

Autos are SO FRIKIN COOL!! Nice job Cleeter!!

We need more McFarland Aviation merch and content

@mattmcdonough707

5 ай бұрын

@@user-kj7nw4zg1y dude why are you hating on some merch ? Wuts wrong with sporting t shirts , hats or a patch …. ???

@allshoulders9624

5 ай бұрын

@@user-kj7nw4zg1yhow do you think he’s able to keep this content business running?

@user-co9hf7tu2i

5 ай бұрын

I need your kinda money to spend

@JustMe__

5 ай бұрын

Uhhh no

@mattmcdonough707

5 ай бұрын

@@user-kj7nw4zg1y nope 👎🏻

"Best sound in the world...", Us old Abrams guys say the same thing every time we hear one spin up as well... something about they slow wind till she rolls over is pure music.

honestly the level of trust in nuts, one mishap and its the instructor and you.

@12:14 😂😂😂😂 Cleet is a true aviator. He gets distracted by a L39 Albatros. So awesome. SQUIRREL!!!!!

That place where you landed, I have had the off road car back in those canyon many times. the place is great for off roading.

Honestly love the flying content. As someone whose been here since turbo whistles in the c7, I keep coming back for what's new. This is great content Cleet!

@Mohawk21-oi1ni

5 ай бұрын

1320 street races all over AGAIN! Air races Now!

That was Flipping Awesome! Such a great Instructor!

I've been fascinated by helicopters since childhood, and have wanted to experience autorotation in person, preferably in a controlled situation like that. Thanks so much for this as it will probably be the closest I will ever get.

@BradleyBellwether-oy2qi

5 ай бұрын

Join your local Civil Air Patrol! There's probably a helicopter pilot in a C.A.P. Squadron near you that would be willing to take you up. If not, I'm sure there's an aeroplane pilot with a Cessna. Piper, etc. in one of those Squadrons near you and they might also do STOL flying. There could even be a spot for training on a Civil Air Patrol "air search and rescue team" as a navigator or spotter, if you're interested in flying regularly, but don't really have the money.

LOVING the aviation content. Keep 'em coming.

What's great about that is you were able to bring actual friends with you to enjoy that experience

Been waiting on the helicopter content! cant wait to see whats in the garage at the house

Killer video. I have been flying RC Helicopters for years and auto rotate but to do in full size looks unreal. Nice job everyone!!

Congratulations guys ,looks so much fun ,

I have close to 7000 hrs of instruction given in helicopters and I have to say MD has some good instructors! Great job managing the kinetic and potential energies in the autorotations!

Duuudddeee thats awesome man. Congratulations on getting this far. Its definitely not from putting in the least amount of work. You bust your azz man. Good job brother. Glad to be apart of the ride sence almost day 1. Keep up the great work

For anyone interested in a great book, look at "Chickenhawk" by Robert Mason about flying Hueys in Vietnam. They used to be able to clear their own LZ with those giant blades, trimming small trees and brush on the way in. Those giant twin blades stored so much energy that they could be sitting on the ground, fail the engine then pick up the helicopter into a hover, spin it around 360 degrees and put it back down on the ground. Great read by some very young, brave dudes.

@mikewest712

5 ай бұрын

Holy cow. Thanks for recommending that. His story on cutting that bamboo for the first time is absolutely amazing. Every heli pilot should know how heroic flying saved lives.

@Vashtorical

5 ай бұрын

@@mikewest712 How did you just read an entire book in 15 minutes???

@griffinfaulkner3514

5 ай бұрын

@@mikewest712 Add Low Level Hell to that list, Loach pilots are legitimately insane with some of the shit they pulled scouting for the Cobras.

@mergru6371

5 ай бұрын

I, I mean we, smell a setup lol​@@Vashtorical

@marvindebot3264

5 ай бұрын

That is precisely the story that came to my mind when Garret was talking about stored energy. it's a good book, the ending shocked me. I'd also recommend Permission to Kill by Brian Wizard to get the story from the boys in the back.

Awesome to see the rotors move as you auto rotate after having how it works explained

Shoutout to Parker from NorCal. Miss flying with you brother. Great to see you’re still sporting that positive attitude man.

Cleeter, you are an amazing and talented brother!! Keep doing what you do! Siiick content, your life is simply unbelievable! Two Thumbs Up!!

Huge thanks for this content! Really a treat to watch

Cleetus U the man love seeing you flying the helicopters. Think you can drive/fly anything respect the talent!

Ol' Cleet is a hell of a wheelman. Dude can wheel stuff that ain't even GOT wheels.

I am a student pilot so I really enjoy the aviation content and with my love for cars this channel is starting to be the best of both worlds thanks

Your instructor was soo good, I'm pretty sure I can land one of these now if I lost power. You guys made it look so easy.

@Make-Asylums-Great-Again

5 ай бұрын

Just remember to flare right before the touchdown.

@bobwallace-yj6xb

5 ай бұрын

Ya Parker is a badass pilot. I have many hrs flying with Parker doing Powerline work out here in NorCal.

@mustangman6579

5 ай бұрын

@@bobwallace-yj6xb Ever do Oregon?

That instructor builds confidence and in my opinion is one of the best tools to build for success

Man! Watching y’all come down, he’s rattlin’ off this and that, air traffic over the radio, tense stuff!! Great job, thanks for sharing!

Had me holding my breath and grabbing my seat the first couple landings! Amazing stuff!

Something about this guy I don't get it. He is really attuned to what he is doing and has great hand eye and his built in gyroscope allows him to operate any type of vehicle. He is such a special guy. I'm really happy I found his videos years ago and watched him progress through it all. Great job again Garrett!

Let's freaking gooo brother. So awesome.

Wild. Fixed wing enthusiast all my life. Had no clue that there was something other than magic involved in helicopters! Thanks for the great break downs man!

One of my favourite uploads ever! Been thinking of adding flying to the list of accomplishing lately and was set on a plane until now. The way an helicopter operates is not common knowledge and glad to now understand the basics of how it works!

I got my PPL SEL back in 2002. I was checked out in a C150, C172, and C182. The last plane I flew had a full Garmin 1000 sweet. I'm no longer current. Around 6 years ago a bought a helicopter ride in Las Vegas. It was a Sweitzer 300. The instructor was very thorough. We practiced ground maneuvers, hovering and such. when we actually got flying he gave me the controls. I don't know if he was trying to sell me lessons, but he said I was a natural and did really well. Well I live in CA, so I obviously couldn't take lessons from him, but it was a great time. Thanks for the video!

Cleetus has natural God given talent

Love seeing you do all the mad and epic things you do but man seeing you being super serious about flying and going the extra mile to make sure your safe is probably my fave. Keep doing the things you do, but double and triple check, too many awesome people have unfortunately been lost in light/rotor aircraft. Looking forward to the build.. Mc Farlane Aviation is gonna have to step up it's game 😂

Love these videos that are out of the normal scope of the channel

What amazes me the most is that they are so confident in their training that they do those test next to a line of aircraft.

I used to think that once the engine stopped, it was game over. Now, I have newfound hope, as long as there are no trees or obstacles in the way.

@Tom-zs6bb

5 ай бұрын

During an auto, one can still maneuver to avoid obstacles.

Im convinced that cleetus can operate anything with an engine and make it look like he has done it since birth.

Im here after watching the MD purchase, cant wait to see her in the air!! SO STOKED! LFG CONSUELA

this guy just continues to one up himself. Great job man, keep on doing what your doing.

Important skills to have so if it hits the fan you'll know what to do and walk away. Like playing in a big parking lot in the snow taught me what my car does and how to get out of it if it goes bad. Was great fun doing donuts and has saved my butt many times since 👍

@goosenotmaverick1156

5 ай бұрын

That's exactly how I was taught to drive in snow. We went out driving, dad stopped and stuck me behind the wheel, randomly pulling E brake handle to simulate a random loss of traction. It taught me a lot about car control, and it's the first thing I do every winter to make sure I haven't lost the muscle memory. This winter it's my wife's turn. She's a great driver but no experience in winter weather as a driver, only a passenger.

@69Dartman

5 ай бұрын

@@goosenotmaverick1156 I did it on my own in my Dart. We used to have a dog track close by where I lived so huge parking lot empty during the winter. Every time it snowed I'd go there and play. I put sway bars and a sure grip in it and had great fun relearning how to drive the car again. Posi really changed how the car reacted but once I knew what it did I was drifting and spinning it around the nose and other dumb stuff.

@goosenotmaverick1156

5 ай бұрын

@@69Dartman oh yeah that'll change the dynamic for sure, sounds like fun! I generally go to our local mall parking lot. The old Sears is a gym and a government office now, and the JcPenney is dead even in the best weather. For the most part nobody even cares, as long as we don't interfere with business or crash into anything and damage it (sometimes a car gets broken but rare) the cops don't kick anyone out. It's honestly a pretty healthy way for a lot of the younger crowd to go teach themselves and have a little fun where everyone has consented to the risk. It's totally unorganized and unplanned, but it tends to work really well for the area. Last year there was every kind of car. I see all sorts hanging out and chatting, taking their respectful turns at hooning. I was impressed by the younger crowd from our area, for sure. There were trucks, Ford fusions (multiple, as in 3 or 4 different ones) The typical challenger, charger, 300, etc. A few mustangs Camaros Old stuff and new, it gave me some faith in humanity last year for a few moments.

@69Dartman

5 ай бұрын

@@goosenotmaverick1156 Oh yeah, the cops never bothered me or anyone else doing it. It would get really busy sometimes so you had to keep your head on a swivel and pick your spots. I almost slid into a pole one time and nothing was working so I tapped the brakes and it just stopped 🤔 usually hitting the brakes was the last thing you'd do and just made things worse. Guess between the friction and the snow piling up in front of the tires it worked.

This is incredible! Is there anything Cleetus can’t do?!

@waitemc

5 ай бұрын

Yea Id say that MD is a bit better than a R44. Hehee

RESPECT G... that was awesome. I'm an aircraft technician that keeps the T-38 Talon in service. That was impressive on so many levels. Great job team.

What a blast to watch. I learned to fly helicopters at Falcon Field in 2019. I spent hours on that ramp in a Schweizer 300, it was a blast watching those MDs doing their thing.

I can't believe they are going to give you one for free after visiting their factory! 😂

I fly to/from work in the offshore oilfield industry 2+ times a month. Pilots in Bell 407s we fly sometimes have tried to explain this to me (as a passenger up front with them via headset) and I've always wondered if I could land the bird with a pilot incapacitated... This makes me way more confident now so thanks!!

@zexcthd5519

5 ай бұрын

Collected Rudder and stick. It’s a balancing act. Flying the helo isnt the hard part. It’s landing because as you slow down there’s no stabilizing force counteracting rotor torque so you have to use rudder to negate it.

It is impressive how many things you can drive and fly. Respect.

Brutherrrrr…. Ole Cleetus doing pinnacles and Auto to the ground !!!🎉

Anyone else get nervous as hell just watching this? Hopefully you are never in a situation that requires you to use this training. Excellent training video. Thank you for sharing such an awesome experience !!!