BO105 Helicopter Aerobatics

does anyone know where I can find this video that had been edited i think playing to the song Crazy Train?

does anyone know where the music comes from?

Amazing piloting skills. He must know these woods like the palm of his hand.
Beautiful flying.

Yes, a very good crazy pilot

OMG this is the coolest clip i have seen on you tube, its that good im nursing a semi lol NICE ONE PILOT

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niceeeeeeeeee pilot!!!

niceeeeeeeeee pilot!!!

Do you know the FAA Inspectors Handbook, which is what applies to aerial demonstrations as is the case here? And I happen to have 2 helicopters certified for aerobatics, and NO you don't have to wear parachutes in helicopters doing acro; the FAA isn't that stupid. Call up you FSDO, ask for a waiver to go acro and ask if you need to wear a parachute in a helicopter. They will laugh at you. Fewer people have flown helicopters aerobatic than have gone into space; I don't think you are one of them.

Again, ppl think they know what they are talking about. Do you know what FAR's are Sarge? According to FAR's anything in excess of 60 degrees of bank or 30 degrees of pitch is considered aerobatic and require parachutes to be worn by all occupants unless the manuever is incidental to training requirements.... such as spins for Flight Instructor certification.

Both the pilot and the machine are amazing.

Wrong, it has to exceed 90deg. not 60. Just about everyone in helicopters exceeds 60, no big deal, but turning in inverted... that's another thing.

positive G is what you feel going up in an elevator or roller coaster, and negative G is what you feel going down (lightness). Most helicopters (and aircraft) do not handle negative G stress very well. Google search to learn more.

sgtfury says: "real, just not aerobatic". * Actually aerobatics is defined soley by how many degrees an aircraft pitches up/down or from side to side in a particular maneuver... and per those standards, this IS very much so aerobatics! An angle of bank over 60 deg. is aerobatics by the way ;)

negative g-loads? means?

Not a fake. The pilot was Charley Zimmermann of the German air force. The BO-105 is one of the only helicopters capable of full on aerobatics due to its rigid rotor head. Because of this design, it can handle negative g-loads,which would destroy any other type of helo.

not fake at all idiot

real, just not aerobatic

no fake

why is it fake dumbass?

Fake