The French have built a beautiful Helicopter, what an impressive view in the pilot seat of this machine and it couldn't be flown at a better place than the California coast.
I am impressed with the amount of effort Agusta puts into their product to improve current technology. Most but a select few aircraft companies focus on their air-frames and purchase the engines.
Great video. Very nice helicopter. I always find landing a helicopter on flight sim difficult. I notice that you pull back on the cyclic to reduce speed and raise the collective to reduce sink rate ? . I tend to reduce the collective to much and then have a hard landing or crash!
Awesome video! Love the aw109. Just wondering, is the aw109 equipped with a radio altimeter? If not, is there a possibility to add one? Also, what is the effect of leaving the NR on 102% past the airspeed range of 0-60 kts? Cheers! More videos of the aw109 please ;)
NR refers to the main rotor rpm. The A109e and sub models have a 102% switch that spools the rotor RPM up from 100% to 102% for take off and landing, it greatly increases tail rotor authority. Once you have leveled off and in cruise flight the 102 switch should be turned off.
The seatbelts just make it easier to find you!!!
looks UNSPEAKABLY fun!
Cool. I want my own helicopter!
These are used for medical transports too. We have those at our local hospital. AW109s.
Brilliant, thank you for this video!
Beautiful! one of best video I ever seen! Thanks!
Excelente máquina.
You should of buzzed the boats at 3:43 awesome vid!
+Oni Tatum lol bruh those are rocks
Absolutely superb flight.
You left the NR at 102% for the whole flight.
The French have built a beautiful Helicopter, what an impressive view in the pilot seat of this machine and it couldn't be flown at a better place than the California coast.
This is Italian.
steeltiger5000 lol
I am impressed with the amount of effort Agusta puts into their product to improve current technology. Most but a select few aircraft companies focus on their air-frames and purchase the engines.
Everybody gets a piece of the pie within NATO. It's a good thing.
RedButton Entertainment™ the British had nothing to do with it!
awesome copter
Really nice!
start blades turning before finishing fastening your seat belt? Was left seat guy holding cyclic?
GREAT VIDEOS!
Great video. Very nice helicopter. I always find landing a helicopter on flight sim difficult. I notice that you pull back on the cyclic to reduce speed and raise the collective to reduce sink rate ? . I tend to reduce the collective to much and then have a hard landing or crash!
Under 20 knots or so you’ll lose translational lift, so plan for it.
amazing
Awesome video! Love the aw109. Just wondering, is the aw109 equipped with a radio altimeter? If not, is there a possibility to add one? Also, what is the effect of leaving the NR on 102% past the airspeed range of 0-60 kts? Cheers! More videos of the aw109 please ;)
É uma pena este vídeo ser de menos de 8 minutos. Deveria ser de pelo menos meia hora. Mas valeu!
How does one get the privilege of lying in one of these?
I WANT MY OWN HELICOPTER!
+Lytening look up rc helicopters on google
I want a real one
Lytening put a camera on it and it will be like a real one
it's called FPV look it up
Where is doctor Grant??
How engine shutdown???
I'm not one to be picky but yeah.....102% NR the whole flight :-/
What's this NR business and where did you see that? Something about rotor speed I think but I can read that number nowhere on the dashboard.
NR refers to the main rotor rpm. The A109e and sub models have a 102% switch that spools the rotor RPM up from 100% to 102% for take off and landing, it greatly increases tail rotor authority. Once you have leveled off and in cruise flight the 102 switch should be turned off.
+Michael Foster tf
To be fair, a 7 minute flight is barely more than a takeoff and a landing anyway...
Usually people that fly this size helicopter actually know what they're doing so don't stress about the 102% NR for the whole five minutes of flight.
best alouette
What tour company is this?
is that a hospital bracelet on the pilots wrist...no thanks
+delo1960 Looks more like a security wristband to access a venue more than a medialert.