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Old 24th May 2013, 18:50
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Robinson R22 displaying at Duxford??

http://www.iwm.org.uk/sites/default/...List_23May.pdf

Is that Paul Bonhomme of Red Bull display team? Could be interesting little display.. Dennis whats the story?
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Flying's just finished there now, so I shall be eagerly awaiting a Youtube link
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Flying's just finished there now, so I shall be eagerly awaiting a Youtube link
Mmmm, the link above takes my device to a page that says, "Spring Air Show, 26 May 2013"

Maybe here will be some 'arrival' vids out there
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Saw a very impressive R22 display at the French National helicopter champs at Le Mans in 1990 - landing on top of a moving articulated lorry separated from the crowd by a line of barriers 3 feet away!!

They didn't have display limits and minima in those days
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Aaah......you need to go to Oz to see some really impressive R22 displays.Theyre at it all the time in the outback!
The cattle and sheep luv it.
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R22 display @ Duxford

Sorry Pittsextra ... no trade knowledge of Paul's planned display routine. But just to say I've seen some impressive R22 sequences over the years and no doubt Paul's display would be good.

On a personal basis I don't display the two bladed types. Q's R44 routine is as good as any I've observed ... plus a couple of others from UK drivers.

Any post show reports please? Dennis K.
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Old 29th May 2013, 19:10
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Hi Dennis, no sadly it didn't happen! Not sure why as I didn't hear any announcement so nevermind, was quite interested to see what was planned.. Was a nice day to relax and see some interesting old kit.
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I heard that the organisers considered the R22 take-off, circuit and landing routine was just too dangerous for all concerned and they replaced it with an un-tethered wing walking display put on by the Blind Foundation.

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Sorry - just kidding - couldn't help myself! :-D
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That's so unfair!

It's just the landings that are dangerous...........
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I heard that the organisers considered the R22 take-off, circuit and landing routine was just too dangerous for all concerned and they replaced it with an un-tethered wing walking display put on by the Blind Foundation.
Ha ha,very funny. Sounds like when we took our son to his next school - at interview we discussed curriculum and sports etc. Says me - having boxed as a kid as have many, "Can he do boxing?". Came the reply, "Oh no that's far too dangerous, but he can do parachuting."

Very nearly fell off my chair.

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Hi mate, you need to get this straight, in outback OZ we chase cattle it's in unzud where they play with sheep - and goats - I believe. Although I wouldn't be suggesting for a second there's any Arabs there.

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Better not let the billion or so Hindus know you are harassing those cows mate.

BTW, it's Tasmania that does the goat shenanigans, isn't it?
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Tasmania?

Could be, some overseas country.

tet.
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