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mickjoebill
28th Aug 2022, 03:16
Tip to presenters if the cameraman ducks, so should you!

https://youtu.be/dpXSBpo8Sv8

28th Aug 2022, 09:29
I wonder if the female reporter in the first clip realises how close she came to losing her head on the first departure.

Hot and Hi
28th Aug 2022, 10:11
I wonder if the female reporter in the first clip realises how close she came to losing her head on the first departure.

How close was it?

luckyrat
28th Aug 2022, 12:14
The port weapons pylon passes behind her, just. However she definitely appears to be under the rotor disk!
The last thing to go through her mind may be the leading edge next time 🙀
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/2000x1290/547d45ac_2116_45e5_b732_ce1c2d4a932c_8035321231c2e9c4b82d6fc ea3f2148ce0f4769e.jpeg

212man
28th Aug 2022, 13:32
How close was it?
Having been up close to a few MI35/24s on the ground, and seen how large they are, I suspect it was not as close as it might appear.

MightyGem
28th Aug 2022, 20:10
A bit like this one. You'll need to click on the "Watch on Youtube" link in the "screen".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iOoiEbtf2w

Sikpilot
29th Aug 2022, 00:37
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXvPlu__vCY

helihub
30th Aug 2022, 12:50
Some editing trickery here. Having flown in a Mi-35 (eek, 31 years ago!), it's a good deal larger than the video makes it look - and you would not be able to nonchalantly stand that close, given the down draft of a helicopter with 11500kg gross weight.