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Forum: Rotorheads

22nd Feb 2013, 04:13

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Helicopter - v - crane LONDON

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Posted By mickjoebill

360 degree view of London from BT tower

For reference.

A view of London, just released, taken in 2012, using 45000 images stitched together, taken from BT tower.
The largest "Pano" ever made.

The building in question is in the...

Forum: Rotorheads

27th Jan 2013, 16:32

Replies: 846

Helicopter - v - crane LONDON

Views: 277,647

Posted By mickjoebill

What was the likely visibility for the turn at...

What was the likely visibility for the turn at London Eye and trip down Thames?
Could some of Londons taller landmarks have been visible? Could it have been flown primarily using GPS for navigation?...

Forum: Rotorheads

22nd Jan 2013, 01:32

Replies: 846

Helicopter - v - crane LONDON

Views: 277,647

Posted By mickjoebill

For regular media filmwork the 500ft rule...

For regular media filmwork the 500ft rule translates to working at 750 feet agl down the Thames.
Filming flights down to 500ft have been (very rarely) allowed with prior permission and paperwork...

Forum: Rotorheads

16th Jan 2013, 22:20

Replies: 846

Helicopter - v - crane LONDON

Views: 277,647

Posted By mickjoebill

Jibs must be left in a position so that they do...

Jibs must be left in a position so that they do not contact the building when they weather vane.

Forum: Rotorheads

16th Jan 2013, 10:45

Replies: 846

Helicopter - v - crane LONDON

Views: 277,647

Posted By mickjoebill

The boom arm of a tower crane is usually left to...

The boom arm of a tower crane is usually left to weather vane when not manned.

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