Helitech - UK
Senis Semper Fidelis
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Lancashire U K
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Thursdays Helitech was a good afternoon,
WHAT ABOUT THAT SPITFIRE!! sounds like that should be provided weekly on the NHS
What a lot of nice coloured Gazelles and EC120/30 Gazelle morphs, Eh!! altogether good time
Big thanks to ROTORBOAT, for the lift in his nice heli!
Peter R-B
WHAT ABOUT THAT SPITFIRE!! sounds like that should be provided weekly on the NHS
What a lot of nice coloured Gazelles and EC120/30 Gazelle morphs, Eh!! altogether good time
Big thanks to ROTORBOAT, for the lift in his nice heli!
Peter R-B
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Anyone else have a go in that attack heli sim? It's a prototype so I didn't expect miracles, but the big disadvantage was the extremely notchy collective. One tester had said that the lever kept dropping whenever he took his hand off, but the resulting correction the engineers implemented made it far too stiff and notchy. Before I got in it I watched one amateur crashing it into the scenery, and then found he was the software engineer - and you'd think he would know how to fly it.
It felt so bad that afterwards I had to blag a sit in the HEMS 109 just so I could feel a smooth one (arf arf).
It felt so bad that afterwards I had to blag a sit in the HEMS 109 just so I could feel a smooth one (arf arf).
I was there on tuesday, liked it so much I went back today. Fantastic weather both days!
Wore my PPRuNe badge both days but didn't get accosted by anyone, well no-one I didn't already know
Spent lots of time on one stand with a great bunch of guys who deserve some support, check out their site globaleagle
Wore my PPRuNe badge both days but didn't get accosted by anyone, well no-one I didn't already know
Spent lots of time on one stand with a great bunch of guys who deserve some support, check out their site globaleagle
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While strolling among the helicopters on stand I noticed the S-76 operated by a hotel chain. The interior was luxurious and presumely so are the hotels. While I was walking around the helicopter I looked in the cockpit and found it quite worn, yet not in bad shape but not as fancy as the passenger cabin.
Is that just one of many intimates about the life of a helicopter pilot?
Is that just one of many intimates about the life of a helicopter pilot?
Join Date: Aug 2003
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A FINE DISPLAY
I thought the culmination of the superb weather, the attendance figures the atmosphere and the quality of the static aircraft on display will give the industry a much needed push toward better times.
Likewise DB 
TC :
That would be telling.
Oh, alright. Since you've asked so nicely. She's a lovely lady PPRuNer from East Anglia, only bad point is she's into drugs and she doesn't fly helicopters.
That would be telling.
Oh, alright. Since you've asked so nicely. She's a lovely lady PPRuNer from East Anglia, only bad point is she's into drugs and she doesn't fly helicopters.
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She is indeed a lovely lady PPRuNer, who needs to get airborne again soon. I'm trying to work on the rotary thing, 'cos with the new car she really should be seen getting out of a helicopter and not a Cessna 150.
Oh, and we should add that she's into drugs professionally as opposed to recreationally
Oh, and we should add that she's into drugs professionally as opposed to recreationally
