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Old 8th Jan 2016, 11:45
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Or start Fablon-ing a map - that always draws crowds
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Old 15th Jan 2016, 19:27
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Obviously there are a lot of factors to consider in a short period of time and the terrain has infinite variations...but in general terms an upslope landing would probably be the best option.
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Old 15th Jan 2016, 20:20
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Originally Posted by SilsoeSid
RTFQ




Although the ac here is sliding and not rolling, I think this guy has it sussed



Has anyone ever produced harscheisen for helicopters?
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Yes, they have. Bears Paws:
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From the video, looks like they had them.
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