Self-Rescue Helicopter
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2024
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The words "Quick Release" and "Helicopter" have no business sharing the same sentence.
You can choose to stay where you have been shot down...
@@AcceptableAsGenerallyDecentwould you rather take a 30% chance of survival over a 100% of capture? 😂
yeah, quick release, not quick secure lol. some disassembly required
why did you write them in the same sentence then
SHADAP !!
There was a lot of technological optimism in the 1960s.
I'd say risk adverse. Suprised they didn't try powering it with nuclear energy somehow, because the 50s and 60s just were... Quite insane with nuclear energy.
What the hell was the range on that thing?
Like you just ejected from your jet, probably compressing your spine. Then you have Vietcon coming down on you, but wait! Salvation! A helicopter drops a helicopter!
So you put together your helicopter just in time since they saw the air drop.
Get in as they are bearing down. Say, "ah ha! Not TODAY SUCKERS!" As you evade AK 47 rounds.
Off in the horizon they see you run out of gas, and crash for the second time in 30 minutes...
@@dianapennepacker6854 Hence nuclear powered lol
@@dianapennepacker6854 He literally said the range in the video, 50 Miles.
Nihilism is the name of the game today. For some of us, it secretly always has been, lurking in the deep dark recesses, that we try to keep in check.
In a warzone and in aviation 50 miles is not that far. Probably make it back to an FOB. I've never served just my guess. @@Cr4z3d
"Go gadget, go!" 🕵️
Please read the Bible!
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Never will I read the words of Yaldabaoth
long live the Serpant, The Monad
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Flee danger zones ❌
Run telephone cable ✅
I'd love to have one of these for the comedy.
Imagine just seeing someone leave a mcdonalds parking lot in a comically small helicopter.
What’s funny is. As long as you communicate that your in a heli, and that you coordinate the landing area with the land owner.
You can land basically anywhere. 😂
To the batcopter!
Look up mosquito ultra lite experimental helicopter and grab a pen and your bucket list… yw 😈
Lol, and be blasting, ‘The Flight of the Valkyries’, from a powerful built-in sound system when leaving! 😆
I'd also like to watch someone attempt to order in the drive-thru while hovering one of these things.
Switching to your smaller copter is faster than calling in for another one💀
that’s right, private.
I feel the need to say "...is faster than refueling" wouldve been more fitting 🤓😄
But it still needs to be airdropped
@@jjryan1352 not necessarily
@@TheKingTywinLannister gee what a brilliant and useful comment 🤦🏻♀️
The gyro captain from “The Road Warrior” smiles.
"We're partners! Partners!"
@@CKM-gf3ik YES!!!! “Ahhh…ya blew it pal”
@@CKM-gf3ik 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 a man of TRUE CULTURE!!!
The very best film of the saga, without any doubt
@@mincos_outon yes. That upcoming movie….not even gonna bother with it.
Every kid’s dream Christmas present:
Thats what a supervillain uses to escape, followed by a typical villain laugh.
Like in Sonic the Hedgehog
Dr Claw, Inspector Gadget
Paradise King ; Shinchan Movie
I'll get you next time, Gadget. Next time!!!
Твоей иллюстрации - миллион лайков!😂
Thats some James Bond level ingineering
The “James Bond” contraption, which I seem to recall being named “Little Nellie” was a gyro-copter and didn’t need anything but a pusher-propellor and that was the engines only job. You could take off from a small piece of ground, even shorter if you hand spin the rotors first and any forward motion caused by the propeller would cause the air to spin the rotors faster until the second you pull on the stick and up you go.
The only negative is that unless you’re flying into a strong headwind then hovering above a fixed position is extremely buttock clinching, yet compared to helicopters they are incredibly easy to fly, such that if the engine stops the rotors will continue to spin (think sycamore seeds) and if you maintain a specific AoA then you won’t crash. Another nice feature is that because the rotors aren’t attached to an engine there no need for a tail rotor. With all the weight saved vs that of this helo as well as it’s far quieter engine and prop noise from the rotor tips they’re probably a better choice for a downed airman, provided you have a few clear space in front to get the ground speed up to requirements.
The guy that built the James Bond version could be seen at airshows flying side saddle as there were no pedals necessary, unless you count the foot plates which double up as brakes and there’s no tail rotor to mess with.
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@@Lord_Ronin_The_CompassionateI wish you could drop that in an idiots guide explanation...sorry..idiot here😮😢..I was thinking there was an oxygen tank used to spin blades for take off at least
Black people invented that.
You can buy the plans to build your own. The original design was just for a very simple helicopter that anyone could build at home. The military was interested and they tried slightly larger versions based off of the original. It’s a fun helicopter, I built and own one. The main thing is, nothing is made to be used as a helicopter, so everything wears out fast. I replace bearings in everything but the engine every 5 hours. Anything that moves should be checked thoroughly before every flight. 3 hours of work to fly for 20min.
Just an FYI folks. This helicopter was designed and built for downed pilots to fly out of Harm’s Way during the Vietnam War. One is on display at the ARMY AVIATION MUSEUM at Fort Rucker, Alabama. I don’t believe that they have changed the name of Fort Rucker? Hope you have enjoyed the note. God Bless
Context, Context !!!
Thank you 🌿
They carried them on some missions but stopped after crew chiefs began shooting them down. (67N Certified Aircrew Member)
There is something ironic about a pilot getting shot down in a multi million dollar aircraft only to be given an incrediblely sketchy second helicopter to try again
Also at Ft Eustis, VA.
The USA entered the Vietnam War on March 8, 1965 and these things were cancelled in 1961, so it highly improbably that they were designed for use in the Vietnam war. There were only 12 built in 3 different variants. 6 are in museums, 1 is privately owned, and 5 have been destroyed by the builder. I'm 100% certain that none were ever used in the Vietnam war or shot down by crew chiefs, because none entered military service or completed military tests.
“YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THE LAST OF ME!” Lookin vehicle 💀
Amazon Basics Mini-copter
Amazon also sells mobile homes that just fold out
Soon for sale on temu cheaper I'll bet too.....
Directly imported from Xhina
kek
It can also inflate your tires and charge your phone
I didn't know Rust had received a graphic update 💀
Not just that. This mini's now one-manned.
750 scrap baby
The rus are running out of hinds!!😅😅😅😅, so the next step in Russian technology is here!! Lol
Fkn jokes of the world 🌎!!
(Yes, that's what EVERYONE THINKS!😅) Even your own citizens hate it there!!
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Bro 😂
@Stalfire 😂
If IKEA made helicopters:
This is on display at the Air museum next to the DC (Dulles) airport. Fantastic piece of machinery
Another topic that should be recognised more is in the Korean War, the USAF was attempting to develop ejection seats that turned into gliders, small aeroplanes, or gyrocopters.
All this would happen mid air
Sounds great
Yeah nts, also for the Ov-10 bronco there was a system which would eject the whole front part in the development stages, which could both float like a boat and act as shelter for the downed pilots
But the glider would be shot down again. Then they would have to use parachutes. 😅
No way USAF thought of that!
I came up with that idea when I was 4 years old!
My ejection seat could also transform into a mini-tank then convert into a hovercraft when it entered water!
@@goondabosslm they were incredibly small though; making it hard to shoot down. And it gave them a better chance of not getting captured
This is the kind of thing you'd see in British Spy Thrillers from something like the 70s or 80s.
It was in Mad Max, the original movies from the 80s
@@littlestone1541Mad Max 2 if I remember correctly
@@littlestone1541no, that was a gyrocopter. Not a helicopter.
Some of those actually got built like the mini jet from James Bond. It's still flying today
Little Nellie from You Only Lice Twice?
"Cya later suckers!" As he flies away from the enemy on the ground.
You think the enemy on the ground as he is flying away are just there empty handed just standing there watching him off and fly away? I bet you were born in the 2000's huh?
@BILLYGGRUFF-bx9lx no in most conflicts the enemy is generally unarmed
"How to accidentally give your enemy a cheap scoutcraft"
Gone from a sitting duck to a flying one...
pilot was like "i'm gonna be a POW" to "this cool lil copter - WOW!"
You're still sitting down even up above, though it'd be duck season for the enemies
Hard for rifle fire to take down a 70 MPH duck though
😂
@@ZaHandleNot really.. Cause bullets go thousands of fps. Regular helicopters got smoked all the time in Nam by guerillas with AK's.. Something even smaller and less armored would be child's play for a small handful of soldiers.
Could you imagine being in a warzone, shooting down an enemy plane you get a group together to go get the pilot and as you are getting close the pilot takes off on a one man helicopter. 😂
"UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN, COMMIES! NYEHEHEHEHEHEH!"
And he just gets shot down and dies
@@snowmansully4053Perfect example of German Humor
These type of Aircraft have been around for over 50 years ,you can make one yourself ,and a lot better quality than previous models
MAD MAX 2 ROAD WARRIOR!👍(One of the Best Action Movies EVER!)
That was designed by Hiller aviation. There is a museum in Redwood City that has a few other of their radical aviation designs from Hiller like the Pawnee flying platform and the VXT-8 Coleopter.
I visited that museum. It's a few miles south, down the highway, from SFO International Airport. They have one of these on display and play the video these scenes were borrowed from on a loop. I'm not sure how many were built but the unit on display was from the Marines.
The flying platform had an interesting top speed. It tilted to fly in a direction but the airflow increased lift on the leading edge, 15 or 16 MPH was top speed. At least it was stable. Part of ducted fan efficiency is lift from air across the intake edge.
Thanks for the info. I'll seriously look into this (always wanted to see a HILLER JOTNET up close and personal)
For. A sec I thought you said Hitler aviation 😂😂😂
The Hiller Aviation Museum is at the San Carlos Airport. There’s a lovely McDonald’s adjacent with a helicopter out front you can sit in.
Pilot gets shot down.
Military: lets send a larger, slower aircraft to drop off a smaller, slower aircraft.
lol...you'd think that slower aircraft (heli) could just pick up the downed pilot and skip the step of dropping a smaller heli. Kidding aside, in an active hot war, then dropping this mini heli makes sense.
@@StarrDust0 In wich scenario is the landing zone too hot for an helicopter to pick up a pilot, but not hot enought so that the pilot can get to the air dropped DIY heli, asemble it and fly out?
@@wolf310ii in a scenario where landing a rescue chopper isn't possible because they're being fired upon....but where they can drop this mini-heli and he can get to it before the enemy, and get it flying in 5 mins. It's also a smaller target. Ya there's no 'perfect situation' but this would sure beat walking....ofc the ideal case is if a chopper picks him up.
@@StarrDust0 And why should the enemy not shoot at the guy assembeling the DIY heli? If they close enought to shoot at a rescue helicopter landing, pick up the pilot and get out in less than one minute, they are close enough to shoot at someone building a heli for 5 minutes.
It would be search aircraft after air threats had been eliminated or had retreated to refuel and regroup, the downed pilot probably had to hide a while. I think Goodyear pushed an inflatable plane at the time.
This is one of the best flat-pack utility items I have ever seen
Being able to fly an airplane & flying a helecopter is like comparing riding a motorcyle to driving a tractor trailer. Completely different skills
I was an agricultural pilot for decades and consider myself an extremely good airplane pilot. I often did more hours in a year than many commercial pilots do in their entire career, and none of my hours were on autopilot. I tried flying a friend's helicopter and honestly I looked like a complete idiot. There was no part of my helicopter flight that looked intentional. I knew what I had to do, but the helicopter had a mind of it's own. lol
“I’ll get you next time!” Aah helicopter
Dr. Robotnik ahh helicopter
That’s actually super badass
And if you crash the Rescue Helicopter too… they AIRDROP you a Map, a Compass & a Leaflet that says, “Good Luck…You’re on your own now!” 👋😎
A helicopter thrown from a plane, unfolded and cotter pinned together in 5 minutes time! I literally can’t think of a single thing that could possibly go wrong!? 🙏🇺🇸💪🏼
The cotter pin could get lost. Pessimist!
that main gear box is going to blow lol
A lot worse things could go wrong, behind enemy lines
Having the helicopter function is the most optimistic part of the whole thing. Good luck not getting shot by the enemy the moment you get airborne.
The only positive thing is - a pro pilot could learn how to fly it 😅
Imagine, stranded on an island. You get given this. Manual included "how to fly a helicopter for dummies"
That's exactly what my first thought was when I saw this video 😂
SO pilots can fly away--- designer must have been like well if they fly bombers this small thing should be like getting back on the bike.
With a range of only 50 miles, the operator would soon become part of the ocean's food chain.
These were designed by Stan Hiller for the U.S. military. One of the reasons they were not a success is that the military didn't want to train fixed wing pilots on rotorcraft.
I read three pilot training books before going to school. Do not attempt to fly a helicopter without a cfi. Certified flight instructor. You will die otherwise. It’s nothing like I had thought prior to training
Nothing like flying for your life in a freshly crashed helicopter you just had to assemble with a broken hand and 300 dudes looking for you. This thing was desinged to end up in movies. 😂
this is actually a pretty solid idea provided they...change out the quick release pins for something else or make sure they have no chance to fail
This is the coolest object in mankind
mars copter cried
Wait until you see the f22, or sr71. Or an Apache
A little sketchy to say the least, but definition an extremely neat concept. It needs a lot of modern engineering upgrades.
@@MrBurns0618 NEEDS missiles and miniguns
Ladies and gentlemen, I present you: Tom's Totally Legitimate Helicopter in real life
oh no not aeronautica
@@tomatosoupwoo how did i find you here of all places
@@alejandrotiger172 wild
Not the Aeronautica reference lmao
never thought I'd find an aeronautica reference here
This is when they invented parasailing too.
"Lets observe the enemy at a comically slow speed with a target the size of a basketball court in an environment with no possible protection or ability to hide."
Still glad they did though God bless inventors
I don't know how practical they are but I bet you there's a lot of people that wish they had one of them that are not here anymore
Far cry 4 took notes
That copter was a nerve saver for me
I was thinking the same thing 😂
I wanted to comment that 😂
Rust took the idea
"And lay telephone cables in the field." *Hard Cut* I immediately thought "What's old is new again" and remembered that there are proposals and startups out there that want to use drones for this exact job. Linemen in war hasn't stopped existing since WW1. Now with cyber and EM signature reduction, cables are looking great again. Battlestar Galactica may have been onto something.
Have you seen the crop dusting drones? They can also spread fertilizer or seeds. Safer than an old crop dusting plane
I wouldn't be surprised if the lines become too heavy for most drones. At least for them to use it as it was depicted here. Due to allllll the data/protection/shielding. But, for a quick field expedient fiber optic run, no problem!
"Self rescue helicopter dropped by parachute. Great as long as you know how to fly a helicopter.
It’s called the gyrocopter, and my grandfather helped reinvent them, along with a man who died in test flight of it, last name brock. I believe his first name was eddie. Neither of them get much credit though
i know what's wrong with it
Ain't got no gas in it
There's only one nut that hold all helicopter. The occupants depended their lives on this nut, without it, the chopper would fall so they called it "Jesus Nut."
🤣
(This exists on every helicopter by the way and also refers to any component that is a single point of failure)
Not all helicopters have one jesus nut. If you want a helicopter to recieve an EASA certification nowadays, it has to have more srews to attach the main rotor head to the mast ;-)
@@noahpfeifer6931 i didnt know that! Thanks (though helicopters do tend to have other single points of failure, specifically the entire rotor design of a helicopter)
@@nuclearpaste, yes, there are lots of other non-redundant parts, but apparently, they found the jesus nut was to unsafe.
I’m a helicopter private pilot. The smaller they are the harder they are to fly. Especially in windy conditions. Only well trained pilots should attempt flying this.
Can you imagine the enemy is completely surrounded around you and they see the parachute dropping then you realize shit I have to assemble this for 5 minutes. It’s a chance of survival honestly
Bro really used 750 scrap for that
Lol
real lmao
I would love to see a full-length video on this!
Seriously me too!
How to be a standing target for 5 mins in the middle of nowhere
You haven’t heard of the Kaman SAVER haven’t you? It was an autogyro so small it acted in place of an ejection seat in fighter jets. It used a miniature turbojet to fly.
*Pilot* : Lemme just stretch my hands 🙋
*Pilot 2 seconds later* : Oh shit where did my hands go? 🗡️
Bro that blackhawk dropping brakes my heart
But now you can afford one!
@@danbuckley6584A fragment of
@@danbuckley6584Exactly, loving the optimism, we should always see the glass half full😁
Why, has it stopped? 🤔 😉
Crew wouldn’t survive that crash!
“I’ll get you next time” ahhhh contraption
The stealing and crashing of the plane are what inspired the last scene of top gun maverick
What? Did you comment on the right video?
I want one just in case I get a flat tire
Was griping about cell phones to some bimbo, and she said "well they come in handy if you're on the side of the road with a flat" Yeah, says I "so does a spare tire and a jack". 🤪👍
Man, it would have to be pretty damn bad for me to want to trust my life to that thing. Loud, slow, low flying, exposed, and wildly unstable. Yeah, cool idea, but I think I'll just walk.
yeah, but it's meant for you to get out of enemy lines quickly. When you're behind enemy lines with enemies quickly approaching and wanting to capture you, trust me, you'd rather wanna risk your life on this one than going through all the suffering and torture you're gonna get from capture. You don't really have any other choice
Yeah, I would have to agree with the comment above mine. As someone who been in the military, amd experienced combat, he is right. I know if I was all alone, with enemy closing in on me, I was absolutely jump in that little thing and take my chances in the air. Without any hesitation or even a second thought. Even I could just fly it for 5 or 6 minutes at the top speed, that would be more than enough to get me a good several miles away and closer to friendly lines, and avoid capture. In a situation like that, being able to cover a few miles in just 5 or 6 minutes would be like having a superpower miracle.
Calls 70mph slow and wants to WALK. Calls a helicopter loud and exposed as also widely unstable, yet like every military uses helicopters for nearly everything. You are stupid, you are a joke.
Calls 70mph slow and wants to WALK. Calls a helicopter loud and exposed as also widely unstable, yet like every military uses helicopters for nearly everything. What a joke...
Considering the fact that most of the people we face nowadays honor the Geneva Convention about as well as the Japanese did in WWII, you might want to rethink that. Let me add two words as well: Hanoi Hilton.
Always ask your heli pilot if they have autorotation training.
I wish I had one. You could escape any situation.
If I was someone in need of rescuing I would be so grateful and blessed if this was dropped in especially if I were in a war zone
Unless you were a trained helicopter pilot, you would kill yourself trying to takeoff and fly away in it. This would only work for a helicopter pilot.
Fixed wing is completely different than rotorwing aircraft. A backhoe or excavator operator would be more adept at flying this than a fixed wing pilot
that's why you see the pilot running towards it. not because he is scared behind enemy lines but because he's so excited to get a present air dropped to him!
the problem with this logic is that a slow plane would drop that where a literal jet got shot down. no clue how that ever would be possible...
I'd buy one of these. I'd also fit it with a huge speaker so I could blast "Ride of the Valkyries" everywhere I went
During WW2 the Japanese had a little "Tow Chopper," that could be towed behind a ship to use as an "Observatinion Craft" looking for other observers )"
I started my career in fixed-wing aircraft and then transitioned to helicopters. I can say for certain that if you haven't been trained to fly helicopters your chance of survival in this thing is near zero.
Imagine being on the battlefield and seeing your enemy just fly away
Yes, I would be in shock and unable to operate my ak47 to shoot bullets.
So... free duck hunting practice?
Search planes and the escape would be after the battle but the area between the down pilot and safety would still be difficult to cross and likely patrolled. The downed pilot would have to hide till most of the enemy had been eliminated or simply left.
Rust minicopter ah thingamabob
bro just spent wipe day gambling his scrap at the wheel to get a minicopter. what a real one.
Rico Rodriguez when he calls an uber in Cuba.
Well, I at least know it wasn't that first clip.
I wish i had one of those when i had to walk to and from (uphill) school everyday in 90+ degree summer heat 40 years ago. 😊
Check your calves.
A remote flying drone version of this would be pretty effective. Fly the thing in by itself, have them get in, fly the person out.
the Wonder Woman invisible bullet proof glass that surrounded this platform was ahead of its time.
Imagine not having experience building and watching the functional helicopter drop this little guy and fly away.
thank you for constantly supporting the military industrial complex
He doesn't do a fucking thing to support them, what the fuck are you talking about, and if he were doing that, why are you watching his content enough to know what he "constantly" does?
50 miles isnt far, but it may be enough to get away from that enemy foot patrol. Or enough to get to a friendly unit.
An XR-0E1 looks like SO MUCH FUN to fly!
Reminds me more than a little bit of an autogyro.
Helicopters don't just fall out of the air when they lose power! They use the wind of falling to spin the blades then reverse the pitch of the blades giving them lift and if done properly they can land without issues or damage.
That's a pretty poor explanation, you'd be better off just saying they use auto-rotation.
@jakewhite9179 except probably 20% of people know what that is, so I'm sure they get the gist with my explanation.
Do you think the U.S. military knows about this?
@@S4V4GE-IV-XX anyone who doesn't have an inkling of what autororation is won't understand your explanation, especially when it's not quite right. Reversing the pitch of the blades (lowering the collective) is the very first step, that's what helps the wind keep the blades spinning. Your explanation would in fact cause the helicopter to just fall out of the air
The rate of descent required to keep the main rotor rpm above stall speed almost guarantees damage and injuries. Auto-rotation landings almost always result in damage to the helicopter and injuries to the crew.
Rust ahh helicopter
“Hmm… nope, too much traffic today.”
*pulls over to side of freeway*
🚁💨
That’s exactly how they delivered my brand new Blackhawk
*pilot and co-pilot trapped behind enemy lines*
Pilot: “Hey, there’s an XROE-1, let’s get out of here.”
Co-pilot: “Sick, alright where do I sit?”
Pilot: “Just sit tight, I’m sure they’ll drop another one.. or something...”
Planes and helicopters pros and cons:
Planes: Move faster, cant takeoff vertically, but can glide in emergency purposes.
Helicopter: Move slower, can take off vertically, but cant glide.
Helicopters auto rotate in cases of power failure, effectively allowing them to glide and can do this for a significant distance too, so yes, helicopters can glide too
@@calebmenker988 the window (altitude vs speed) where autorotation is viable is limited, though
@@calebmenker988Helicopters just glide steeply. Auto rotation requires height and speed to build up enough momentum for a safe landing. There is a height and speed below which is called the death zone as any failures won't allow a safe auto-rotation landing.
Honestly, I see this as being *INCREDIBLY* helpful for pilots who have to bale out over enemy territory. You could mount it in a pod under the cockpit and have it eject when the pilot does.
That INTRO helicopter self terminated lol
Nothing but bot comments lol. Anyways cool vehicle
Just because they don't share the same views as you don't mean they are bots.
Dude had to be really important to get one of these
MEN IN THAT ERA WERE BUILD DIFFERENT
“How you air drop a helicopter safely is not what you think” *Proceeds to drop a helicopter and break it in the background*
Thanks for the metric values!
When the helicopter has invented: We habe found "flying cars"
From one aspect, they were right. But didn't end as they've expected.
Our men and women need more such rescue devices. They are the best in the world but sometimes the other side gets lucky
If this was autonomous, it could rescue people.
“Chill it’s a prank bro why are you so mad!” the prank:
You must have an emergency parachute
That Black Hawk had NO reason to be turned into a comically flat pancake
The perfect Father's Day gift
"A man has fallen into the LEGO City river.
Build the helicopter"
“HEY!!!!”
Commander: Can you fix it?
Maintenance Sgt: she'll be in the air in a week.
This is what i need to go to the office everyday.
Bro is in the rust universe flying da minicopter💀
I have to say I’ve never seen this contraption but good job finding it