Top of the World: photos from Nepal
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Namaste Bondu
Thanks, glad You are enjoying.......................more comin' soon, just need more hours in a day
Vertical Freedom
Thanks, glad You are enjoying.......................more comin' soon, just need more hours in a day
Vertical Freedom
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office views to Gokyo valley, scenes of frozen Tarns (glacial lake) 22,500' @ -30℃, 'Sagar Matha Ji' (Everest top right), Sulo Khumbu, Nepal
Is the traffic that bad in Nepal that you have to fit a bumber bar on the front...
Seriously though, what's it for?
The mirror bars I've had on my squirrels for slinging were quite different, thus the question....
Seriously though, what's it for?
The mirror bars I've had on my squirrels for slinging were quite different, thus the question....
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'Kala Pathar' 17,373' @ -11℃ AS350B3+ ancient salt lake bed, now snow covered, below the majestic 'Sagar Matha ji' the 'Top of the World' Nepal
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VF, maybe a bit off thread .. but .. a mention of your flying conditions and more .. in this month's Readers Digest, Asian Edition (I couldn't find the Asian Link, so I added the UK link, same story .. )
Rescue at the roof of the world
and a shameless link to the photo there ..
Rescue at the roof of the world
and a shameless link to the photo there ..
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Namaste ecureilx & Evil Twin
Thanks i seen the article on the HCL, we do that in our Company when required.
Thanks for the compliments, not sure it warrant my own thread though will keep them pumping when time permits
Happy Landings
VF
Thanks i seen the article on the HCL, we do that in our Company when required.
Thanks for the compliments, not sure it warrant my own thread though will keep them pumping when time permits
Happy Landings
VF
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@VF: Mate, your pictures are absolutely fantastic! and as expressed before I am very jealous! You do an awesome job! Well done.. Thanks for the pictures too I really enjoy seeing them..
I do have a couple of silly questions,
1. At the heights you work at, are there Oxygen requirements, issues?
2. You pick up 5/6 people at those high altitudes, how much fuel do you carry?
3. The performance of your helicopters seems amazing, I am amazed it picks up all those people at that height, do you ever just run out of power?
I would really like to see some pictures of Everest you have taken, what's the highest you have been up too?
I was at 12,000' and found that bloody spooky!!
Please keep the pics coming..
Fly safe!
D
I do have a couple of silly questions,
1. At the heights you work at, are there Oxygen requirements, issues?
2. You pick up 5/6 people at those high altitudes, how much fuel do you carry?
3. The performance of your helicopters seems amazing, I am amazed it picks up all those people at that height, do you ever just run out of power?
I would really like to see some pictures of Everest you have taken, what's the highest you have been up too?
I was at 12,000' and found that bloody spooky!!
Please keep the pics coming..
Fly safe!
D