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Very nice footage mate👌 Thumbs up👍😉
My favorite fighter. Not only it's unique but also has amazing back story
Commancheros. Co A 101 AV. Sister company to Company B (Kingsmen) 101 ABN
Great video👍👍👍
Thanks my friend
The super Guppy in the background😊How cool is that?
why the copilot has red face? 4:05
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Espetacular.
Extremely valuable video that clearly shows a rare model that may be the only one of its kind in the world still in active service!👍👍👍
Indeed brooo thanks for watching I really appreciate it 🙏
eigendynamic. da menschen - menschen sind.
auch bei nicht so viel power.
aber an triebwerk vorbeilaufen. ein no go.
aber sie wir immer noch hergestellt. komisch. nicht war. ihr spinner geschichte löschende. von deutschland. deutschland. viele eigene lachen schon.
Boring opener... Click!
Lovely me-262 jet I adore ❤this lovely jet ,I have the hobby boss two seater me-262 kit to build 😊
Excelente.
Fantástic 👍
Quite simply, the ME 262 is one of the best-looking aircraft ever. 👌
Wow just a wonderful Helicopter. Its so cute 😂 i like it, and his sound amazing. Thanks for share ❤
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I get so emotional seeing the nighthawk because my boyfriend was one of the original engineers for this airplane. He passed away unfortunately and I miss him.
People ask: Why does it sound like a Huey? Interesting question! A lot of what you hear is tail rotor growl. The UH-1 and S-55 tail rotors are about the same size and turn at about the same rpm, producing a similar noise. As for the main rotor... The UH-1 rotor turns at around 324 rpm. But it has two blades, so two-per-revolution means that you hear a blade 648 times per minute. The S-55 rotor turns at 220 rpm. But it has **three** blades, so you're hearing 660 blades pass by for every one revolution. The aural difference is quite small. And so the S-55 sounds like a Huey. For comparison, the Bell 206 main rotor turns a frenetic 394 rpm, meaning that you hear 788 blades per revolution! You would never mistake an S-55 for a 206. Oh, and the exhaust is angled up to make it quieter. The conversion to "Whisperjet" configuration (5-blades and the muffled exhaust) was designed to make the ship less noticeable to people on the ground. Turbine engines can be quite annoying. A standard (i.e. non-Whisperjet) turbine conversion of the S-55 has an unmuffled exhaust that comes out the front of the engine cowling. When it's nearby, it is just as loud as the piston version, but with an unpleasant high-pitched whine replacing the arguably more acceptable low-pitch roar of the radial engine.
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Magnificent catch and awesome filming. Thank you!!
Thanks a very unexpected surprise Thanks for watching
Great video
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wow. Crazy that it could land itself, yet it was unsuccessful.
Awww, its a S55T, I was hoping to hear a sweet sweet radial. Great video regardless 😉
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Awesome video of this super rare bird! Thanks for posting.
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I saw it fly over me in Monroe on Saturday.
Yes they go later to North Carolina. Busy season a lot of new warehouse and construction jobs
It belongs to Pirate Airlift based at the Jackson County Airport, Jefferson, GA. I talked to the owner/pilot when they were doing a job near me. It is a complete rebuild after it crashed in 2002. It was previously used to fly tourists over the Grand Canyon. That's why it has those large windows in the doors. It has had many owner/operators over the years, even on display at a Canadian museum for a while. Originally delivered to the USAF as an H-19B Chickasaw (53-4414).
Wow thanks for the knowledge and watching the video
That originally had a radial engine, never see one with a turbine. Odd that the jet exhaust is pointed up, but I guess that's the best solution for a retrofit.
Yes definitely a very interesting helicopter thanks for watching
Beautiful! Love it!
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Great catch and video!
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Puttin zou het niet luek vinden als het over komt vliegen, de stumper putting is niet zo slim hij vecht tegen z'n eigen mensen erg stom praten en denken kan hij niet boodschappen kan hij niet niet hij vraagt overal de weg 😢
Duitsland was al ver vooruit adolf heeft niets gedaan alleen de uitvinders adolf was a technische persoon het zal een B M W moter h Kunnen zijn model mechersmit later kleine auto's over genomen van BMW
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Awesome catch!
Glad you enjoyed it
What a great catch! Sounds like a Huey sometimes. Good one, bro! Shared!
Yes it was definitely a great catch
This thing has to be as rare as hens teeth.
Only five 'C' models were made.
Why does it sound like a Huey?
That is a great question
This S-55QT helicopter was designed by/ for Papillon Helicopters to fly tourists over the Grand Canyon, as bk1160 already mentioned. The reason it sounds different I would guess is because of the noise cancelling measurements that were built in: the idea was to have less helicopter noise in the Grand Canyon. The exhaust is muffled, and so is the engine and air intake. If you surpress the engine noise, the sound of the main rotor will be more audible. This gives the machine its indeed very distinctive sound! As a matter of fact the 55QT even had a five blade main rotor to also reduce the main rotor noise. On the ship in this clip however it looks like the original three blade main rotor remained.
I love how they still roped it off lol!
Wasn't aware any two seat Me 262s were built.
+@davidbell1619 Two seat examples were built in small numbers during WW2. There are two survivors in museums and this one is a new-build example.
This is a C model and can be converted from single seat into the two seat configuration in the field.
+@davidbell1619 Specifically, this is N262AZ which is an Me-262B-1c and a dedicated two-seater. The new-build project constructed switchable examples also.
It allo had poor armament for its speed
*The Messerschmitt Me-262 has the most powerful and effective standard gun package of any fighter of WW2.* *A single 85 gram high explosive shell could blow the wing or the tail off a large 4 engine bomber or completely disintegrate a fighter like a Spitfire.* *German research proved that machine guns were obsolete for fighters.*
Needed too much maintanace...had to change turbo fans too often. Very expensive durino WW2
*Jet engines require **_LESS_** maintenance and had longer TBOs than Allied piston engines.* *The Jumo 109-004b cost half as much as a supercharged V-12 and took 1/3 the manpower to build.* *Any questions?*
Great 😮😮😮
Can you upload the T129 atak
Ahh my favorite
This is my favorite plane and it's great to see one still flying ✈️
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