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Hell Man
16th Jun 2010, 15:16
New training routine Down Under perhaps?

http://www.internetage.com/rotorcraft/stephenf/inverted.jpg

Yellow & Blue Baron
16th Jun 2010, 15:33
Hey Hellman, I didn't think civilian helicopters can do the aerobatics - only the military and of course BO105!

http://www.jonesbeachairshow.com/images/performance/chuck-aaron2.gif

Hell Man
16th Jun 2010, 15:41
Hello again Swedish PRuNe!

Technically the AS350 in the photo I posted is a military helicopter, but I suppose you were referring to combat helicopters.

Actually there are a number of civil types that have gone inverted including the Hughes 500, Enstrom and ... so I'm told, someone in the Army here barrel rolled at CH53 Super Stalltion!

The image you posted is none other than the American legend Chuck Aaron, a 60 year old helo jock with around 20,000 hrs under his belt and runs the display circuit here in the US.

zhishengji751
16th Jun 2010, 16:55
so I'm told, someone in the Army here barrel rolled at CH53 Super Stalltion!

Here is the USMC CH53 Roll and loop..

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Arm out the window
16th Jun 2010, 21:05
Probably Chimbu at YSCB getting all the warning lights to come on at once?

Ascend Charlie
17th Jun 2010, 07:07
Nah, dropped his pencil on the floor and was trying to retrieve it.

mac oz
17th Jun 2010, 16:30
is it really in a roll or loop that astar?

other picture or video it will be welcome (also other helicopter)
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Mark Six
17th Jun 2010, 20:33
Agree with AOTW. Pretty sure it's Keith Champion at the ADFHS practicing for a display. Barrel roll was part of the routine.

Flyting
26th Jun 2012, 09:51
http://i1045.photobucket.com/albums/b451/Flyting/283781_10150870837932775_568371649_n.jpg

212man
26th Jun 2012, 09:55
Yes - next question....:ok:

Flyting
26th Jun 2012, 11:18
in a squirrel...?

victor papa
26th Jun 2012, 13:32
EC does it regularly at airshows and demos with the EC130. Dailymotion.com and search ec 130 1.

212man
26th Jun 2012, 14:52
No, in an EC155. 'An' as in one specific one, not used for commercial air transport! :ok:

Robbo Jock
27th Jun 2012, 12:45
When I saw the title of this thread, I thought it meant something like this