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Non Porsche off topic but hhh..hairy bit of er .. driving

Post by veryporky »

Looking for some industry stuff and happed upon this for your enjoyment:

http://www.flixxy.com/bo105-helicopter-aerobatics.htm
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You either need to be very brave or barking mad to fly like that!
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Post by Evil J Guano »

Couldn't watch the whole thing making me feel ill....

That alone would make a great James Bond opening sequence, arriving on the lawn of Bloqfelds Stately Home with a slightly ruffled M onboard.

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Post by Helen »

for the first min or 2 i thought it was a model.
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Post by fourteener »

Definitely RC.
I see exhaust smoke and the real ones supposed to be turbine.
I think the real thing would cause a bit more turbulence-Brilliantly done though 8)
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Post by Nige »

Big RC if it is!

You can tell RC helicopters as they have those extra, smaller blades above the main rotors. This one doesn't as its the real deal.
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Post by 74rsman »

no way RC
seen it before -
got to have a lot of faith in science and imagine if the chopper got a blit of windshear and dropped 10 feet, snip snip snip.
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Post by Helen »

i was thinking about all the possable hazards from wildlife.

Helecopter crashes into deer :shock:
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Post by fourteener »

I still say it's RC :)
When a real copter flies near grass tree's etc. It completely flattens the area with the downforce necessary to keep it's 3 tons airbourne
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Post by higs356 »

fourteener wrote:I still say it's RC :)
When a real copter flies near grass tree's etc. It completely flattens the area with the downforce necessary to keep it's 3 tons airbourne
Me too

In the fly-by the pilot doesnt seem to be moving
Also there is a clever use of scale and perspective with surrouding backdrop but at times it just doesnt look right
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Post by 58A - 71E »

I'm absolutley no expert at all in these things - but it looks to me like the one they used to kill Godzilla :wink:
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Post by Ian 2.2S »

When you view a second time, with the idea it might be RC, you can convince yourself it isn't real. But, in the last 2 seconds when it lands the pilot releases his grip on the stick. So its real or very clever editting.
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Post by Nige »

Its real, these things are tiny!
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