Licensed master falconer and raptor rescuer located in Atlanta Ga. Wanted to start showing of the skills (or lack of them ) of my feathered hunting partners. Most of my experience is with red tails, small falcons and cooper's hawks. Hope you enjoy.
what form of propulsion dose V100 use to get around in water?
@enigmaticgwichin163011 ай бұрын
Awesome bird!
@shafaykhan933911 ай бұрын
bruh its head is so stabilized that you could mount a GoPro on this bird xD
@H1GH.FL1Y3R11 ай бұрын
Nature at its best. Starling or sparrow?
@tonyholmes873411 ай бұрын
Let's mount a camera on him 😂😂😂
@AtlantaFalconry11 ай бұрын
There are some really interesting videos of cameras attached to the backs of hunting falcons, really impressive seeing them dive towards their prey from an "FPS" perspective.
@kevinmthethwa439611 ай бұрын
5 axis stabilisation
@theropesofrenovation935211 ай бұрын
He ain't no bobble head for sure
@Patrick-sb2sb Жыл бұрын
I operated one of these in Vietnam. I was Crew Chief on a V-100. I was stationed at Quang Tri Combat Base, Charlie Company, 504th Military Police Battalion, 18th Military Police Brigade. We ran escort and fire support for convoys as far south on highway one as DaNang and and far West on highway 9 as Vandergriff, a few miles from Khe Son. During the Battle of Lom Son 719 we escorted all participating troops who traveled highway 9 from Dong Ha to Vandergriff. Our V-100 was hit with an RPG (Rocket Propelled Grenade). We took shrapnel through the fuel tank and caught on fire. Miracle it didn't explode. My radio operator took a piece of shrapnel in the face, lodged a quarter inch from his brain. He was flown to a hospital ship and returned to duty in two weeks. All of us got concussions, but, we lived to tell the story. God is good.
@furanku_baria5488 Жыл бұрын
ah yes, the swat van from gta sa
@smthcrg22 Жыл бұрын
still available?
@badas452 жыл бұрын
Very cool
@philnewton20112 жыл бұрын
Very nice.
@JeremyThePlayer883 жыл бұрын
Look at that blood-stained beak your Red Tailed Hawk has, I love that, he's really getting messy eating that squirrel!
@antonybullock22403 жыл бұрын
Just what I need for the zombie apocalypse.
@hemanheman55543 жыл бұрын
Nice
@sakimsanip66843 жыл бұрын
U
@drizler3 жыл бұрын
I drove around in those things at Seneca Army Depot during the mid 70s . We always joked that the platoons should line them up and see which one went farther before sinking. There’s a lot of seal area below the water line on one of those and it’s not what I’d call a very good seal. Ours couldn’t even keep the cold air out😓. In cold weather Gawwwwwd those beasts were cold blooded. Ours had the 360 dodge with airplane spark plugs and spark plug wires . Starting them in the winter was a horror. They flooded easily and you just couldn’t clear the engine once flooded. Working in cold weather was worse . The heater core was the size of a sedan while the air intake is located inside . Freeze sitting engine off or freeze with the heat on. Rev that engine buttoned up and youd feel it chainring the air pressure inside sometimes. If you were in the seat under a hatch with the leaky seals it would blister the top of your head with high velocity blast of high velocity frigid air. These guys, the early ones at least were designed for use in SE Asia not cold areas . We had MPs who drove them in Vietnam and gave them high numbers there but hated them in Upstate NY . They said the V would deflect the Russian .50 for the most part as long as it hit a sloped section. The hand cranked turret worked great as long as you didn’t forget where they were pointing while rolling it around. If they had their seats up looking outside as most times you could knock them in the head with those gun barrels. The M 219 machine guns worked ok but they did seem to jam a lot at the range.
@mikeofwar26842 жыл бұрын
It must've felt badass riding around in that thing right? I'd feel invincible in that thing
@drizler2 жыл бұрын
@@mikeofwar2684 Not really. One fine day I was parked by the airstrip watching the civilians unloading the days warheads from the 141. Nice hot day in May 78 we were luxuriating soaking up the sun on the hot metal. I look around and see a few hundred yards off something move in the bushes. Odd I watch further few seconds again something moves slowly like it’s coming out from behind but still hidden in the brush. Now the whole crew is watching this thing and I see that it has a long thin tube looking like a cannon and it’s starting to emerge. Then I see the prow of a tank shaping up and we knew full well that the army had zero tanks stationed there. Now we are really thinking who in the terrorist world could have a tank , how why and none of it makes sense . I don’t remember if anyone called it out on the radio but were starting to shit ourselves and think about how to take on a tank with twin 30 s and a M79 Blooper because that plan isn’t going anywhere at this point in unloading. Finally enough of it pokes out and shows enough to see it’s a Patton of some generation and it stops jerks a couple times . Eventually there’s enough showing to see it looks too high for what it is and it’s not behaving like a tank should jerking like that. Then it comes out further and the end of a flatbed rail car comes into view. Those bushes in front tapered just right to keep the flatcar hidden and allow the tank on it to just barely show. The tracks were off in a direction we never went and were completely hidden. The civilians had one of those small tugs taking it to it new hibernation in the Conventional Area . Why he was jerking it around who knows but it was greatly relieving to fully identify it. The Civilians operated on totally different frequency radios and had no real interactions with the Q guys normally so as was typical in those days no one knew what the others were doing . In answer to your question on feeling like a badass , no . Right then we felt pretty exposed🥺
@mikeofwar26842 жыл бұрын
@@drizler Yeah I'd be a little nervous have to take on a tank with a 40mm grenade launcher in one hand and hopes and dreams in the other man haha
@gadsdenconsulting71263 жыл бұрын
I'm looking for one of these, running or not. Any leads would be be greatly appreciated.
@gasmask98323 жыл бұрын
mmm yum
@gasmask98323 жыл бұрын
if i ever have the money ITS MINE
@wolfie57773 жыл бұрын
man i just randomly saw this pop up on eBay when i was searching stuff up on google and man i never thought to see a APC being sold on eBay. too bad im only 18 though and dont have 98 grand or i would buy it lol 😂
@lulubeloo3 жыл бұрын
just saw you on ebay, hope someone buys it! Keep us posted, this is amazing!
@wirelessone29864 жыл бұрын
Put up some more footage this looks cool!
@Firewalk3684 жыл бұрын
He’s selling it on eBay
@JeremyThePlayer884 жыл бұрын
It does appear that she's looking up, since that's where another Red Tailed Hawk would be, up in the trees somewhere.
Great video! I'd like to try this in my M114 once it's ready, but.... I'm chicken LOL.
@AtlantaFalconry9 жыл бұрын
patracy I had a M114 many years ago and wanted to swim it too, but ended up selling before I had the chance.
@drypondscout11 жыл бұрын
Did u sell this Mity Mite?
@cottonproductions11 жыл бұрын
So no step 2 huh?
@joelyboyblue11 жыл бұрын
hey did it work??
@sleat11 жыл бұрын
$200 for an oxy rig and $10/month for a rented oxygen/LPG cylinder is money well spent for this exercise. You can get several oz of gold up to pouring temperature in a minute or so with oxy-anything.
@CaptainMyCaptain3311 жыл бұрын
You're flame was to close at times. And you should heat your wire ingot mold before you poor.
@Mecánico35812 жыл бұрын
Where's step 2 in related videos. Please can someone help me.
@allanjennycourtney12 жыл бұрын
That's for cutting it off on the best bit , finished product
@skodia12 жыл бұрын
Does not look like gold, looks like a heated metal to me.
@Smokofilomidanek5312 жыл бұрын
HOLLY (SHT) what a moron!
@TheBrradsullivan13 жыл бұрын
@dycarbon1 you loser lol ....i was thinking the exact same thing
@2007db200713 жыл бұрын
@OhNoNotMyPenis ....... laughed my ass off, very funny. Saved me from wasting 8 mins of my life
@devilel13 жыл бұрын
jeez what kind of torch is that? taking you WAY too long to melt gold. preheat your crucible and get a better torch (oxy-fuel).
@gymover13 жыл бұрын
You need oxy-acetylene to do this, much easier and faster, hotter.
@thisbrokenmachine13 жыл бұрын
well whats step one dude?
@SinfulSavant13 жыл бұрын
ever heard of windows movie maker? Too Long...
@PaleAlice13 жыл бұрын
and the white recipient is maded by????
@robez21313 жыл бұрын
Wife just told me to, shut this freakn loud ass sound off, thnx alot!
@Nickelodeon8113 жыл бұрын
Thats not how they did it in Rough Science season 3
@SuperBluehaze13 жыл бұрын
what that is - what about dissolving in Nitric and hydrochloric acid, then then pouring in sulfur dioxide solution. You need an oxy man.
@HeyImJag13 жыл бұрын
Where the fuck is step 2?
@djpaulk13 жыл бұрын
@Crow4gold What you talking about.. WE all need protective gloves,that will protect us from clicking on this crappy video.. I think this video should be titled "Me and my blowtorch"
@zekehooper13 жыл бұрын
@nfexp that's funny!
@timw42113 жыл бұрын
@leonardo1480 more then likly its borax and its use to remove anything you dont want in pure gold. it sinks under neath the gold blah blah i dont know much about it but im sure its that
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what form of propulsion dose V100 use to get around in water?
Awesome bird!
bruh its head is so stabilized that you could mount a GoPro on this bird xD
Nature at its best. Starling or sparrow?
Let's mount a camera on him 😂😂😂
There are some really interesting videos of cameras attached to the backs of hunting falcons, really impressive seeing them dive towards their prey from an "FPS" perspective.
5 axis stabilisation
He ain't no bobble head for sure
I operated one of these in Vietnam. I was Crew Chief on a V-100. I was stationed at Quang Tri Combat Base, Charlie Company, 504th Military Police Battalion, 18th Military Police Brigade. We ran escort and fire support for convoys as far south on highway one as DaNang and and far West on highway 9 as Vandergriff, a few miles from Khe Son. During the Battle of Lom Son 719 we escorted all participating troops who traveled highway 9 from Dong Ha to Vandergriff. Our V-100 was hit with an RPG (Rocket Propelled Grenade). We took shrapnel through the fuel tank and caught on fire. Miracle it didn't explode. My radio operator took a piece of shrapnel in the face, lodged a quarter inch from his brain. He was flown to a hospital ship and returned to duty in two weeks. All of us got concussions, but, we lived to tell the story. God is good.
ah yes, the swat van from gta sa
still available?
Very cool
Very nice.
Look at that blood-stained beak your Red Tailed Hawk has, I love that, he's really getting messy eating that squirrel!
Just what I need for the zombie apocalypse.
Nice
U
I drove around in those things at Seneca Army Depot during the mid 70s . We always joked that the platoons should line them up and see which one went farther before sinking. There’s a lot of seal area below the water line on one of those and it’s not what I’d call a very good seal. Ours couldn’t even keep the cold air out😓. In cold weather Gawwwwwd those beasts were cold blooded. Ours had the 360 dodge with airplane spark plugs and spark plug wires . Starting them in the winter was a horror. They flooded easily and you just couldn’t clear the engine once flooded. Working in cold weather was worse . The heater core was the size of a sedan while the air intake is located inside . Freeze sitting engine off or freeze with the heat on. Rev that engine buttoned up and youd feel it chainring the air pressure inside sometimes. If you were in the seat under a hatch with the leaky seals it would blister the top of your head with high velocity blast of high velocity frigid air. These guys, the early ones at least were designed for use in SE Asia not cold areas . We had MPs who drove them in Vietnam and gave them high numbers there but hated them in Upstate NY . They said the V would deflect the Russian .50 for the most part as long as it hit a sloped section. The hand cranked turret worked great as long as you didn’t forget where they were pointing while rolling it around. If they had their seats up looking outside as most times you could knock them in the head with those gun barrels. The M 219 machine guns worked ok but they did seem to jam a lot at the range.
It must've felt badass riding around in that thing right? I'd feel invincible in that thing
@@mikeofwar2684 Not really. One fine day I was parked by the airstrip watching the civilians unloading the days warheads from the 141. Nice hot day in May 78 we were luxuriating soaking up the sun on the hot metal. I look around and see a few hundred yards off something move in the bushes. Odd I watch further few seconds again something moves slowly like it’s coming out from behind but still hidden in the brush. Now the whole crew is watching this thing and I see that it has a long thin tube looking like a cannon and it’s starting to emerge. Then I see the prow of a tank shaping up and we knew full well that the army had zero tanks stationed there. Now we are really thinking who in the terrorist world could have a tank , how why and none of it makes sense . I don’t remember if anyone called it out on the radio but were starting to shit ourselves and think about how to take on a tank with twin 30 s and a M79 Blooper because that plan isn’t going anywhere at this point in unloading. Finally enough of it pokes out and shows enough to see it’s a Patton of some generation and it stops jerks a couple times . Eventually there’s enough showing to see it looks too high for what it is and it’s not behaving like a tank should jerking like that. Then it comes out further and the end of a flatbed rail car comes into view. Those bushes in front tapered just right to keep the flatcar hidden and allow the tank on it to just barely show. The tracks were off in a direction we never went and were completely hidden. The civilians had one of those small tugs taking it to it new hibernation in the Conventional Area . Why he was jerking it around who knows but it was greatly relieving to fully identify it. The Civilians operated on totally different frequency radios and had no real interactions with the Q guys normally so as was typical in those days no one knew what the others were doing . In answer to your question on feeling like a badass , no . Right then we felt pretty exposed🥺
@@drizler Yeah I'd be a little nervous have to take on a tank with a 40mm grenade launcher in one hand and hopes and dreams in the other man haha
I'm looking for one of these, running or not. Any leads would be be greatly appreciated.
mmm yum
if i ever have the money ITS MINE
man i just randomly saw this pop up on eBay when i was searching stuff up on google and man i never thought to see a APC being sold on eBay. too bad im only 18 though and dont have 98 grand or i would buy it lol 😂
just saw you on ebay, hope someone buys it! Keep us posted, this is amazing!
Put up some more footage this looks cool!
He’s selling it on eBay
It does appear that she's looking up, since that's where another Red Tailed Hawk would be, up in the trees somewhere.
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Nice 100!
Great video! I'd like to try this in my M114 once it's ready, but.... I'm chicken LOL.
patracy I had a M114 many years ago and wanted to swim it too, but ended up selling before I had the chance.
Did u sell this Mity Mite?
So no step 2 huh?
hey did it work??
$200 for an oxy rig and $10/month for a rented oxygen/LPG cylinder is money well spent for this exercise. You can get several oz of gold up to pouring temperature in a minute or so with oxy-anything.
You're flame was to close at times. And you should heat your wire ingot mold before you poor.
Where's step 2 in related videos. Please can someone help me.
That's for cutting it off on the best bit , finished product
Does not look like gold, looks like a heated metal to me.
HOLLY (SHT) what a moron!
@dycarbon1 you loser lol ....i was thinking the exact same thing
@OhNoNotMyPenis ....... laughed my ass off, very funny. Saved me from wasting 8 mins of my life
jeez what kind of torch is that? taking you WAY too long to melt gold. preheat your crucible and get a better torch (oxy-fuel).
You need oxy-acetylene to do this, much easier and faster, hotter.
well whats step one dude?
ever heard of windows movie maker? Too Long...
and the white recipient is maded by????
Wife just told me to, shut this freakn loud ass sound off, thnx alot!
Thats not how they did it in Rough Science season 3
what that is - what about dissolving in Nitric and hydrochloric acid, then then pouring in sulfur dioxide solution. You need an oxy man.
Where the fuck is step 2?
@Crow4gold What you talking about.. WE all need protective gloves,that will protect us from clicking on this crappy video.. I think this video should be titled "Me and my blowtorch"
@nfexp that's funny!
@leonardo1480 more then likly its borax and its use to remove anything you dont want in pure gold. it sinks under neath the gold blah blah i dont know much about it but im sure its that