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VeeAny 6th March 2005 18:05

You wouldn't want this view as a video !

http://www.griffin-helicopters.co.uk...e/DSC00674.JPG

leemind 7th March 2005 13:49

Nice shot VeeAny! looks like a 300CBi to me ;)

DBChopper 7th March 2005 14:42

VeeAny,

Great shot! Must be one helluva camera to have a fast enough shutter speed to freeze that tailboom!

:ok:

Heliport 19th May 2005 11:06

Any more ...............?

nut 19th May 2005 13:41

Longlining

http://www3.telus.net/hover/pictures/LL2.jpg

Vfrpilotpb 19th May 2005 14:16

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...len1999273.jpg

If this come thru it is a picture taken on the laste morning of the last Century, and show the srea of Wilpshire /Brownhill in my home town of Blackburn, Lancashire, catching the outline of the Instrument binicle on the R22 that really liked the clear freezing air on that day!

skitzs 20th May 2005 08:17

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y22...onapproach.jpg http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y224/samdoe/lineup.jpg
Not great shots but had PM request, only taken with phone cam. the clues are there.

Fantastic photos chaps have enjoyed browsing.
Bronx..... the Sub view was unique, where else can u get to see this! :ok:

nardoo 23rd May 2005 01:21

http://www.helicopterservice.com.au/...ld%20job28.jpg

http://www.helicopterservice.com.au/...eld%20job9.jpg

rotorboy 23rd May 2005 03:45

4 Corners area, near Monument Valley

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ak/monval2.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ak/monval4.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ak/monval5.jpg


The rocks in my backyard - The La Plata's 13K+
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2.../laplatas1.jpg


rb

morris1 25th May 2005 20:23

sorry to be a pain..
am i supposed to be able able to see some photos against all these posts ?
I ve looked for links / icons to no gain, im obviously missing something ???

morris1 26th May 2005 00:37

cancel that, ive sorted it..

flylow 19th June 2005 23:10

Flew to the Outer Banks in North Carolina this past week in my Brantly B2B.
Following are a few of the pictures I took during the trip.

On the way there, landed in a field to let a thunderstorm pass by, in Maryland.
http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1010914.JPG

North Carolina heading to, and then at, the Outer Banks

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020046.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020050.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020056.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020062.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020067.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020073.JPG


Here's where it all started -
Wright Brothers Monument and First Flight airport

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020068.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020087.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020090.JPG


A few of the mountain ranges in Virginia that I flew over.
http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020195.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020198.JPG

http://www.datacustoms.com/pprune/P1020205.JPG

IHL 20th June 2005 15:59

Flylow: The blades look very close to the canopy in the static display picture.

How much blade clearance is there? Do you have to be extra careful while manuvering?

paco 20th June 2005 18:20

Mine's a bit boring, I'm afraid....


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v1...heads/pole.jpg

Phil

flylow 20th June 2005 18:25

When not running, the blades are only a few inches above the bubble. As they spin up, they also lift up, maybe 9" or so above the bubble. When flying, there's no concern (after getting used to them) about the blades hitting the bubble, and you do not have to fly it any differently than those with the blades much higher. They actually offer more stability in hover work, as there is less pendulum effect. However, I'd still prefer higher blades. I've knocked my head on these many times during pre-flights.

HOSS 1 20th June 2005 20:18

Wow, Those are some mighty unfriendly looking trees, down there beneath that single engine helicopter !!!

And I thought algebra was scary....

Quick Release 21st June 2005 16:04

Flylow,
Never been up to a Brantly before in the flesh. Are there rotor managment problems? given that they are so close to the bubble, im thinking windy conditions etc: from the pix seems to have a strange blade design, just a quick answer to satisfy my curiosity. cheers

flylow 21st June 2005 16:35

Quick Release,

You don't have to fly it any differently, in any conditions that I know of, because of the low blade design on these. The blade stops prevent the blades from drooping low enough to hit the bubble. Again, when the blades are spinning, there is ample (relatively) space between them and the bubble. It is a unique design, but provides a very smooth ride.

Flylow

BlenderPilot 22nd June 2005 00:04

These pictures are from a trip that began last Thursday, I had the pleasure of ferrying a new 407 to Cancun. I traveled 984 NM in a little over 8 hrs. due to bad WX.

These jungles are very dense and you can fly for a long time without having a suitable landing spot.
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PP...gleRainbow.jpg

There are thousands of Mayan Archeological Sites, many of them only visible from the air.
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/xpuhil.jpg

Down the Beach,
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/140250.jpg

http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/Beach.jpg

Good compressor wash will be required
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/140200.jpg

Cruise ship on its way to Cozumel
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/Carnival2.jpg

Anybody lose a ship?
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PP...arcocoatza.jpg

There is German WWII submarine clearly visible from the air sunk infront of this rock, the WX was really bad and I couldn't get a picture.
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PP...ocaPartida.jpg

These are some of the helicopters that fly offshore on the Mexican side of the GOM, the weather is really hot down here!
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/ASESA.jpg

Oil rigs in the GOM, 34°C.
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/OilRigsCME.jpg

Cancun
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/Melia.jpg

Finally arrived, yes I know I am off center in the pad but there a boat behind me when I
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/SKYDock.jpg

This color you either love or hate.
http://homepage.mac.com/helipilot/PPRuNe/XASKY.jpg

rotorboy 22nd June 2005 00:53

Here is one traveling through the Wilderness area in The northern San Juan Mountains of Colorado. The youngest chain in the rockies. still winter up there
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...ak/door002.jpg

Blender, want to trade weather for a few days:ok:

RB


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