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11th March 2001 | 11:26

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SPS

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R22 versatility

The R22 is a little more versatile than some would have you beleive......

11th March 2001 | 15:37

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Skycop

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Is this a mod to help prevent rollover?

11th March 2001 | 16:04

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SPS

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Well spotted! - Synonymous with the training wheels I had on my bike ('til last year, got a sidecar for xmas and now it can only fall over one way!)

11th March 2001 | 16:21

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Is it a hover training aid?

11th March 2001 | 17:11

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Skycop

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Oh I get it now. It's the aerial for the new FM immune radio.

11th March 2001 | 21:09

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Cyclic Hotline

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Its the really BIG rubber band mod we've heard so much about?

12th March 2001 | 00:23

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SPS

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Keep 'em coming...I'm enjoying the ingenuity that goes into these replies!

Anyone that wants to be put out of their misery (!) need only visit helicopterpilotsguide.com and go to the section on 'Unusual products/services' to get chapter and verse.

The info will be posted soon but don't want to spoil the fun!

12th March 2001 | 12:46

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rotorfan

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Maybe the functional equivalent of a fixed-wing yaw damper? It sure looks like it would help me hold an R22 nose straighter

12th March 2001 | 15:45

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Avian

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A hedgetrimmer that does both sides of the road simultaneously?

12th March 2001 | 16:28

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Jed A1

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It's a R22 working out with the equivalent of bumdbells, trying to become a R44.

[This message has been edited by Jed A1 (edited 12 March 2001).]

23rd January 2004 | 00:37

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BlenderPilot

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Very Best use for the R22

The perfect use for the R22, and no I don't mean mountain flying by top models!

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23rd January 2004 | 02:20

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Aesir

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The Hughes 300 can too

Heliport

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23rd January 2004 | 02:43

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Robbo Jock

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Is that Whirly advertising her new Mountain Flying course ?

23rd January 2004 | 05:05

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ShyTorque

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Picture #1: Hey, Missus, Don't lean back on the helicopter! Oh drat, too late, it's gone - anyone got a rope?

Actually, I thought this thread was going to be a bit like that book called: "101 uses for a Dead Cat" ......

23rd January 2004 | 05:38

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overpitched

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Nice photo. Shame to spoil it with the 22...

23rd January 2004 | 06:38

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Hilico

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Top model finds R-22 suppository 'somewhat unwieldy'.

23rd January 2004 | 08:42

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Lu Zuckerman

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From: The home of Dudley Dooright-Where the lead dog is the only one that gets a change of scenery.

Eclipsed by the moon

Hiller beat Robinson and Hughes by many "moons"

See below

23rd January 2004 | 10:41

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overpitched

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I knew it. Them hillers'd scare the pants off anyone

23rd January 2004 | 16:08

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Whirlybird

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Robbo Jock,

Feel free to keep spreading these rumours. I don't mind everyone thinking I look like that.

3rd March 2004 | 06:31

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MPR

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The best use for an R22 is clearly on display at Blackbushe airport in Hampshire - it's a gate guard!

Before anyone asks. Yes, I have flown in a couple of these machines, yes I know it is probably soley responsible for the civil market being as busy & buoyant as it has been over the last 23 years in the UK (albeit with a few peaks & troughs!), but you won't catch me in another one - ever!

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