Move to Norfolk ..... they drive you nuts .... stanta day and night 🙈😩..... they are impressive but equally loud and opposing...... and way to low over the village.... but the locals get accused of hysteria by the base .... Bless 😂
They often fly at low level over our house in the Yorkshire dales, sometimes in pairs. Your eardrums pick up the pressure waves almost before you hear them. They don't so much fly as beat gravity into submission.
@@ticklingoscillators1852 there wasn't an immediate need for one but the idea is still on the drawing board under the Army's Future Vertical Lift program under the JMR-ultra category.
I saw one of these fly about 20 or 30 m above the shoreline while I was wading in the sea with some freinds in Margate a month ago. Super low and super fast and it was such a sight to see
That's certainly the best footage of a V-22 I've seen thus far. When POTUS 46 visited St Ives this summer, he apparently arrived in an Osprey. Quite possibly the same aircraft that flew over my home earlier that day, shaking everything inside and interrupting my recording session... Dang! Just one of those occasions when one doesn't have an RPG handy.
Had a great view of one of these a couple of weeks ago. My wife and I were canoeing on lake Coniston and it flew down the lake and over us about a 100ft in the air. Very impressive.
Very nice bit of kit and camerawork sir! One of these flew over my work in Somerset. Very distinctive noise like the chinooks woka. Mind you I do miss the old seakings of the Royal Navy.. so ‘twas was nice to see one lurking with intent on the background ;) Great work, Ross.
Please sir, can I ask. Do you feel safer in the Osprey compared to a Chinook? Those things look as if they could have a few failings. I have no idea what I'm talking about, just looking for a personal experience response.
@@daviejay8714 I would say that the Chinook probably has better weaponry aswell. 3 manned guns at doors compared to the one on the rear loading ramp on the Osprey. But I suppose it depends on the mission. If you need to get a small squad somewhere quickly you would use the Osprey. Plus, both sound awesome. And realistically that’s all that matters haha
@@daviejay8714 no idea. I’m a civilian. They had one sitting on the deck of the USS Iwo Jima and you could either sit in the cockpit or the back so I was in the back. I do know it hurts your head when you hit it on ceiling inside. As a wild guess the chinook by be a smoother ride due to its weight, and you have more room in the back.
Only ever seen them for real once, and that at a considerable distance. When visiting the US Navy museum at Pensacola we drove through the US Navy base and air station there, they had several of the prototypes (yes, it was that long ago) parked on the ramp. No photography allowed, obviously, but they looked impressive. Learned later that they were parked there because the test program had been interrupted by some serious design flaws that had been found (and have since long been rectified).
This thing is not only awesome for cherry drying, it will fling them all over the world in the process, thus saving on export costs. It will even help replacing your old roof.
It's one great feat of engineering. Those two engines pods together look as big as the main body. How do you fly one? You can start take-off as a normal fixed wing aircraft but land as a helicopter, they have totally different controls. Love to know how the flight controls transition works.
they can’t point their engines 100% forward on the ground while their engines are running cause their props will hit the ground but I can’t see why they can tilt the engines at a angle for a some what normal take off
They often do make running take offs and landings but the best bit is the wings and blades all fold away in 90 seconds its plane helicopter and transformer all in one seen here ruclips.net/video/57LfifvsTSg/видео.html fast forward to 3.54
its rubbish... overpriced crap. its killed 86 people already. if one rotor stops working creating a vortex instability it will fall like a stone. it cost 110 billion to 'develop' and too expensive and fragile to use.
They have joystick and then a thrust lever with a transition wheel on it to move the rotors to forward flight. Takes a bit of training but once you have it it's pretty intuitive. It had a lot of teething issues in development and a number of high profile crashes, but the capability of vertical landing with the speed and range of a winged aircraft makes it worthwhile. It'll be cool to see the next gen tiltrotors like the V-280 in service eventually.
Pity that neither the RAF nor the RN can afford this plane/chopper. I'd undoubtedly be a formidable asset to deploy combat troops plus assorted missions.
@@northoltflightwatch I would say it's a lot louder flying 100 feet at speed above my house, but oddly unlike other heli the sound doesn't carry far at all
Somehow this aircraft passed me by. It’s featured in MW3, my favourite game, but I thought it was a made up aircraft. Then one day I’m driving along and see one flying, bloody hell I’ve been playing too much COD!
Yep, closest sounding aircraft I can think of is a chinook. There is a distinctive interbeat between the 2 rotors although its faster with the osprey than the chinook
you can buy 3 Merlin's for the same price - and arguably the Merlin is more versatile to the navy (anti submarine, rescue, and personnel transport) where as the osprey does one thing well long range carrier personal transport - great for getting marines 1000miles from a carrier - however shit for rescue or counter submarine warfare.
@@mojonojo3 You probably did not heard of the latest version of Osprey CMV-22 the US navy had ordered since 2018, the CMV-22 is basically a modular design, it has already been ordered by the US Navy to perform similar role to the MH-60 Romeo (Which does SAR and anti-submarine patrol) but with heavier payload and extended range along with COD function Also, India wanted the CV-22 platform for AWACS on their own aircraft carrier instead of using E-2D. Basically the osprey has now been developed into multi-function platform. Osprey is now a lot more than just a utilities chopper.
@@cosplayshop but the UK already has lots of merlins, they work well and are cheap, why would they seek to replace them? plus the osprey don't fit on UK aircraft carriers. Also Royal Marines have very different roles from US marines, with no need of long range insertion capability.
@@mojonojo3 That's a different point you raise than the one I reply , in that your point is CV-22 cannot perform SAR and Anti-Submarine functions. I never said Royal Marine should replace their Merlin with Osprey, I merely saying V-22 can do what you said that they cannot do. And finally, IIRC, osprey did fit on a QE Class carrier, I think the QE are certified to operate V-22 on their deck, and CV-22 do fit LHD deployment (hence it was on USS America and Japanese are buying them for their 25,000 tons chopper carrier) It will fit on a 60,000 ton full size aircraft carrier.
One of those shows up usually means US special forces show up, which usually means someone's about to get droned... Hope that wasn't the case this time.
This aircraft was to be launched as a 2020 Technic Lego model kit, then some idiot emailed Lego to tell them it was a military aircraft which was against Lego's ethical policy. A few countries did get deliveries before it was withdrawn. During this covid coffin cough, ive gained much relief from the mental stress of authoritarian over reach building Technic kits. It would have been great to have constructed this. Sadly they can only be found overpriced on the likes of Ebay.
You have to admit, the Americans build some badass military equipment
Amazing! It’s like something you would only expect to find in Gerry Anderson’s THUNDERBIRDS!
A unique and impressive aircraft, props for catching it landing and taking off so up close.
Move to Norfolk ..... they drive you nuts .... stanta day and night 🙈😩..... they are impressive but equally loud and opposing...... and way to low over the village.... but the locals get accused of hysteria by the base .... Bless 😂
They often fly at low level over our house in the Yorkshire dales, sometimes in pairs. Your eardrums pick up the pressure waves almost before you hear them. They don't so much fly as beat gravity into submission.
Interesting observation. Take care. All the best from the colonies. Cheers
A couple flew over the house for the first time a few week ago and your absolutely right!
There was a proposal to build a Hercules-sized quad tilt rotor - that would have been a sight to see!
You can see one of those in the avatar movie
Oh, imagine the noise! Do you know why the project never, ahem, LIFTED OFF?
@@ticklingoscillators1852 there wasn't an immediate need for one but the idea is still on the drawing board under the Army's Future Vertical Lift program under the JMR-ultra category.
As much as I enjoyed watching the Osprey, I couldn't but marvel at the multi storey boat parking!
It’s clear that you’re an old sailor at heart,⛵️⛵️😂
Dry stacking - it’s the new way for boat storage up to about 7.5 tonne depending on what height rack you want to put it on
I wondered what that was, looked like boat storage.
These things are really cool, always fascinated me. It looks like a really smooth ride too.
Great catch! Extraordinary aircraft and nice to see it up close here.
Saw one of these down there last year whilst we were in the neighbourhood, quite impressive 👍🏻🇬🇧
They fly over my house every day. Noisy bloody things but great aircraft
@@stephenbrown4211 Mildenhall too? Yes, flappy crap!
I saw one of these fly about 20 or 30 m above the shoreline while I was wading in the sea with some freinds in Margate a month ago. Super low and super fast and it was such a sight to see
I am lucky enough to see these beauties flying over few times here in Chicago.
I actually live here.
I cycle past the pad everyday to work.
Probably seen this thing 20-30 times and wow it's awesome especially when hovering
What an awesome spectacle of a fantastic feat of engineering!!!,Go USAF Osprey and her crew!!…😃🙏🏻❤️XX
Yes they take my roof off most days and nights! (UK) Very distinctive sound, can tell when they are 'incoming'! 😀
these and chinooks. Both have a very distinct rotor noise.
Apache's too stand out
@@emeraldzebra9360 Yes, they always sound very rough, a bit like their intended attitude!😉
That's certainly the best footage of a V-22 I've seen thus far.
When POTUS 46 visited St Ives this summer, he apparently arrived in an Osprey.
Quite possibly the same aircraft that flew over my home earlier that day, shaking everything inside and interrupting
my recording session...
Dang! Just one of those occasions when one doesn't have an RPG handy.
Thanks for the compliment, sods law I forgot to attach my external mic and wind-shield on a windy day...doh!
... in Minecraft
Had a great view of one of these a couple of weeks ago. My wife and I were canoeing on lake Coniston and it flew down the lake and over us about a 100ft in the air. Very impressive.
I was supposed to fly in one a few years back. I sure hope my dream comes true one day.... Such a beautiful bird.
Awesome footage!.. Thanks for sharing this amazing piece of kit 👍😎
Thanks for watching!
Very clever Invention. Had a few Ospreys fly over my house a year or so ago rattling the roof tiles a tad.
I want one! It's so quick to start up & then take off. Amazing. A very jealous helicopter on the right.
i live in mid WALES and i can remember 2. V-22 Osprey fly over my town it was a good sight just a crazy looking plane/helicopter...
First time that I noticed that each rotor can tilt independently for turning on the ground. Awesome.
Another reason why they are dangerous.
@@Steve211Ucdhihifvshi um - isn't anything that flies dangerous? Why pick on this extraordinary machine?
One of America's finest pieces of engineering.
By sea & by air.. the channel taxi service hard at work.
I watched them from my balcony taking off from an aircraft carrier circle then land again, with the view of the west Highlands
The slowest aircraft in history, well done engayland
Great video! Such a cool aircraft.
It really is!
Vtols are so common in storm works it's damaged how impressed I should be with this video😂
The Wright brothers never envisaged a machine like this!
Or a harrier jump jet.
Or even a "normal" plane. The Wright brothers steered the plane by bending the wing, no ailerons.
The Wright brothers weren't the first winged heavier than air aircraft to fly.
That was George Cayley 1853, Yorkshire.
Have you seen Al Murray's take on the Wright Bros, hilarious, its on a you tube sketch about 'god does exist'
@@toonmag50 that was a glider, not a plane
These things are awesome
What a remarkable piece of hardware this bird is .
Very nice bit of kit and camerawork sir!
One of these flew over my work in Somerset. Very distinctive noise like the chinooks woka.
Mind you I do miss the old seakings of the Royal Navy.. so ‘twas was nice to see one lurking with intent on the background ;)
Great work,
Ross.
Thanks for the compliment!
No way! I was there watching it on that day, I was off the right side of the camera
Managed to sit in the back of one at NY fleet week in 2009 (amongst other vehicles). So damn cool
Please sir, can I ask. Do you feel safer in the Osprey compared to a Chinook?
Those things look as if they could have a few failings. I have no idea what I'm talking about, just looking for a personal experience response.
@@daviejay8714 I would say that the Chinook probably has better weaponry aswell. 3 manned guns at doors compared to the one on the rear loading ramp on the Osprey. But I suppose it depends on the mission. If you need to get a small squad somewhere quickly you would use the Osprey.
Plus, both sound awesome. And realistically that’s all that matters haha
@@daviejay8714 no idea. I’m a civilian. They had one sitting on the deck of the USS Iwo Jima and you could either sit in the cockpit or the back so I was in the back. I do know it hurts your head when you hit it on ceiling inside.
As a wild guess the chinook by be a smoother ride due to its weight, and you have more room in the back.
Almost hypnotic watching that.
Only ever seen them for real once, and that at a considerable distance.
When visiting the US Navy museum at Pensacola we drove through the US Navy base and air station there, they had several of the prototypes (yes, it was that long ago) parked on the ramp.
No photography allowed, obviously, but they looked impressive.
Learned later that they were parked there because the test program had been interrupted by some serious design flaws that had been found (and have since long been rectified).
Had two visit USS Truman when I was on exchange for Op Enduring freedom 2013. Impressive bit of kit.
Scotland is awesome.
Nice to see the new CG
Nice little bonus!
Can’t imagine the level of skill it takes to fly this machine 👌😎🚒🚒
They've recently upgraded from Windows 95...
The speed of a tortoise, the strength of a cheetah and the agility of an elephant.
Best aircraft out there. I'm yet to see more like it.💯
“Best aircraft”
Great footage fella. 👍
Thanks 👍
Saw a few of these flying through carnforth,Lancashire 2 of them beautiful machines!!!!
Yes they are!
Awsome video keep up the good work 👍👍☝️☝️
The power in that is crazy 🤪
I’ve seen these flying over my town all through lockdown.
always a screaming kid where ever you go
Went right through me
Kids get excited, just like we used at their age.
What an incredible machine!
The most impressive thing about this is it didn't create a horrible brown out, melt the heli pad and crash.
Good camera work
Awesome bit of kit!
This thing is not only awesome for cherry drying, it will fling them all over the world in the process, thus saving on export costs. It will even help replacing your old roof.
Fantastic bit of kit 👌
It really is!
Incredible aircraft and pilots superb
Amazing bit of kit
IM NOT GNNA LIIE THE V 22 SOUND COOL FROM FAR AND CLOSE KEEP IT UP
It's one great feat of engineering. Those two engines pods together look as big as the main body. How do you fly one? You can start take-off as a normal fixed wing aircraft but land as a helicopter, they have totally different controls. Love to know how the flight controls transition works.
they can’t point their engines 100% forward on the ground while their engines are running cause their props will hit the ground but I can’t see why they can tilt the engines at a angle for a some what normal take off
They often do make running take offs and landings but the best bit is the wings and blades all fold away in 90 seconds its plane helicopter and transformer all in one seen here ruclips.net/video/57LfifvsTSg/видео.html fast forward to 3.54
its rubbish... overpriced crap. its killed 86 people already. if one rotor stops working creating a vortex instability it will fall like a stone. it cost 110 billion to 'develop' and too expensive and fragile to use.
When they put higher power engine on it so it can still hover with a single engine failure then it will be what it was meant to be.
They have joystick and then a thrust lever with a transition wheel on it to move the rotors to forward flight. Takes a bit of training but once you have it it's pretty intuitive.
It had a lot of teething issues in development and a number of high profile crashes, but the capability of vertical landing with the speed and range of a winged aircraft makes it worthwhile.
It'll be cool to see the next gen tiltrotors like the V-280 in service eventually.
Absolutely beautiful Osprey and I have subscribed to your channel 😊😃
Thanks!!
@@northoltflightwatch most welcome bro 😎👍
Love Weymouth,love ospreys.
Looks so old-fashioned
I built one of these years ago when I was a boy out of lego, I lost it, then a few years later the USA build one....strange!
Haha. You win! 🎖
This still amazes me. Ex British Army JTAC
Saw one of these fly over northwales towards South to North over the ocean
At an air show I had a harrier jump jet hover over me, I could view its underside through the sun roof, unforgettable, I thought my tyres would burst.
Pity that neither the RAF nor the RN can afford this plane/chopper. I'd undoubtedly be a formidable asset to deploy combat troops plus assorted missions.
Niiiccceee; the SF variant for AFSOC!
nice drone bro
Not exactly as a drone, it is a SICK aircraft
Great video!!!!! Always enjoy your work!!!!! Osprey is so unusual. I'm wondering if it is as loud as a Chinook??
I would say it's slightly louder ☺️
@@northoltflightwatch I would say it's a lot louder flying 100 feet at speed above my house, but oddly unlike other heli the sound doesn't carry far at all
It's up there with the Merlin
Amazing piece of kit.
Absolutely
Fairey Rotodyne for the win!
4:54 You can see the wing flex. That's pretty cool!
Least this one didn’t fall out of the sky. Flying death trap that thing is.
lol read that wrong there was like wtf communitys need to fundraise for air ambulances but the coastguard gets an opsrey lol
If ever a plane had a chopper complex, this is it.
Interesting aircraft nevertheless....and good photography ( video )
Many thanks!
I can't believe that actually works. I would love to work on one of these.
@Blob B So not Turbines then?
Somehow this aircraft passed me by. It’s featured in MW3, my favourite game, but I thought it was a made up aircraft. Then one day I’m driving along and see one flying, bloody hell I’ve been playing too much COD!
Very nice. Have the Taliban got any ?
Hope so,it,ll take a few with it when they can't maintain it properly
@@stevenbreach2561 that will happen with any air craft they get the hands on even if they knew how to maintain them good luck getting parts.
@@phalanx3803 Nah, there arab buddies in Quatar etc will see them ok when it comes to maintenance and parts.
Staying in bets y coed and one flew over us today….amazing bit of kit
Bettws-Y-Coed
@@stevenbreach2561 sorry I have issues with spelling….I feel better now you’ve highlighted my weakness…
@@decker1130 not a spelling weakness,it's a "foreign" language to an English speaker.I made a mistake putting two "t"s,it should be "Betws"👍👍🏴
@@decker1130 I can't spell for ship
In VTOL mode the Osprey still sounds very much like a helicopter!
Yep, closest sounding aircraft I can think of is a chinook. There is a distinctive interbeat between the 2 rotors although its faster with the osprey than the chinook
WHY does our Coastguard and RAF not have the Osprey??? it is a SUPERB versatile aircraft.
Probably the £60 million unit cost and the fact that we have only just got the FAA and RAF the AW101 Merlin
you can buy 3 Merlin's for the same price - and arguably the Merlin is more versatile to the navy (anti submarine, rescue, and personnel transport) where as the osprey does one thing well long range carrier personal transport - great for getting marines 1000miles from a carrier - however shit for rescue or counter submarine warfare.
@@mojonojo3 You probably did not heard of the latest version of Osprey CMV-22 the US navy had ordered since 2018, the CMV-22 is basically a modular design, it has already been ordered by the US Navy to perform similar role to the MH-60 Romeo (Which does SAR and anti-submarine patrol) but with heavier payload and extended range along with COD function
Also, India wanted the CV-22 platform for AWACS on their own aircraft carrier instead of using E-2D. Basically the osprey has now been developed into multi-function platform.
Osprey is now a lot more than just a utilities chopper.
@@cosplayshop but the UK already has lots of merlins, they work well and are cheap, why would they seek to replace them? plus the osprey don't fit on UK aircraft carriers. Also Royal Marines have very different roles from US marines, with no need of long range insertion capability.
@@mojonojo3 That's a different point you raise than the one I reply , in that your point is CV-22 cannot perform SAR and Anti-Submarine functions.
I never said Royal Marine should replace their Merlin with Osprey, I merely saying V-22 can do what you said that they cannot do.
And finally, IIRC, osprey did fit on a QE Class carrier, I think the QE are certified to operate V-22 on their deck, and CV-22 do fit LHD deployment (hence it was on USS America and Japanese are buying them for their 25,000 tons chopper carrier) It will fit on a 60,000 ton full size aircraft carrier.
One of these flew over Belfast a week or so ago!
Not gonna lie when I saw the sea king I practically ignored the v22
Have a nice video of that uploaded here ruclips.net/video/f2RbZcMUYUI/видео.html
IS THE COASTGUARD CAR IN NEW BRIGHTON OR USA?
Saw one over derwent water in the lake district a week or so ago
These fly over my house regularly usually in a pair
Nice looking military aircraft Probably special training to fly 1
I live on the flight path of these things. Bloody noisy when they're low I can tell you.
IIRC a lot of the US crews who land at Portland phone ahead with an order for Fish and Chips to take back with them...
Cool!
This is in the uk though look which side the cars are on. Not in “Portland”
It is in the original Portland, not in one of its namesakes.
Cool, those big blades make me a bit uncomfortable though. Like I wouldn’t want to stand anywhere near it lol
One of those shows up usually means US special forces show up, which usually means someone's about to get droned...
Hope that wasn't the case this time.
Your a brave man standing under or near one of those fkin things. Absolute nightmare, poorly designed accident waiting to happen.
What has the USA air force got to do with the COASTGUARD with the number plate that adds to 90. NINETY = 33. THERE is ALWAYS a 33..
What is shown here, it is a very slow moving object. Especially when you consider it is used for an emergency flight.
We're lucky to see them in the UK. Didn't some senator want them moved to Italy near the end of Obama's reign?
Believe the SAS operate a couple of them near Hereford. A not uncommon site around there.
Hold on a second.. why were the HM Coastguard in Oregon? Or is this some american coastguard that happens to use HM aswell
This is the Isle of Portland in England ;)
This aircraft was to be launched as a 2020 Technic Lego model kit, then some idiot emailed Lego to tell them it was a military aircraft which was against Lego's ethical policy. A few countries did get deliveries before it was withdrawn.
During this covid coffin cough, ive gained much relief from the mental stress of authoritarian over reach building Technic kits. It would have been great to have constructed this. Sadly they can only be found overpriced on the likes of Ebay.