One of these had a compressor stall coming over my house MANY years ago. Like 45 years. Army Ranger birds. The first two sounded normal and #3 was screaming. Fortunately for them they were just building the industrial park behind my house and there was plenty of clear ground. Autorotor down but it still hit hard. I got there just as they were climbing out.Had my camera (well Pop's camera) and took pictures. Instead of flatbedding it out they decided to fly in another engine and make it a field replacement exercise. Took them one day to swap it.Some of the best pics I ever took with the rotor tip lights on the takeoff. I sent them the pics.I got a certificate for "Assistance in the recovery of a downed aircraft". And Recruiting crap for years...;)
God damn when that last bit of boost starts those blades slapping.................gotta bring a lot of memories for some of them old soldiers "GI'S"............may they sleep easy at night and I mean that from the heart......love and respect from the UK.
I live under the flight path of a Bell 412 the aircraft is used for Childflight. Which is used to fly sick or badly injured children or worst case scenario injured adults. Such a fantastic sound even though its a four bladed instead of the iconic 2 blade. I don't know at this point how ill do it. But i will fly one these birds. Mad respect for those pilots.
My favorite of all times, I have about 160 flights in the UH1H. Our takeoffs were “Military Style “ (nose down) Nice to hear that “wop-wop” yet again.😊
Some of the pleasant experiences, were “autorotation”, where the pilot turns off the engine and the bird gently glides down on the grass. I was “crew”, as a military photographer. Our pilots also trained on standing one skid on a fence post.
Thanks to the thousand that served in Vietnam. My father being one, he is a graduate of the University of South East Asia.He flew for the Rattlers (70-71) 71st AHC. CW2 P.L. Grubbs (Rattler 22). He always said that the greatest sound ever is an inbound Huey. Miss you dad. R.I.P.
Nicht nur US-Streitkräfte, auch in Deutschland ein vertrauter Sound. Er wird uns fehlen wenn die letzte Maschine ausgemustert ist. Geiler Sound. Abgesehen von dem Einsatzauftrag, Soldaten im Einsatzgebiet abzusetzen oder aufzunehmen. Eine sehr solide Entwicklung.
I like well everything... the chop chop sound and the sound when the chopper is passing by. Goosebumps... once , when I get enough money maybe a flight in the UK. 🥰
Anyone else find it terrifying that there’s literal effing blades spinning hundreds of miles per hour that close to the ground where people can be standing?
The best Sound of huBelly... For ever. Army an Germany Bundeswehr Luftwaffe... An rescue SAR 27, 51 56,58, und alle,... Grüße an Sie Besatzung "Teppichklopfer....Ihr macht alle in der Luftrettung ein tollen Job. 👍👍👍👍
I don't know about that.... Cobra hada distinctive voice.... could brighten up a LZ like The Fourth, Cinco de Mayo, New Years all rolled up in a few enlightening moments.... knew Ground Pounders that'd testify to the induced fears.... Specter has it's own solo as they all had their part backing the Fat Lady's chorus of Rolling Thunder.... the show and sounds in the neighborhoods nortwest of Hue..... Everyone hada line to learn in that chorus.... Watching from the treetops was usually a fairly gusty seat to the ongoing opera'.... Throw in some Willy Pete along with the incendiary rounds and it made for a highly moving evening with the SEA Jungle Harmonic Orchestra. Would rather've sit it out somewhere else.... you can have the T-shirt and there's better fitting Boonies out there....
Someone said: " The image and sound of helicopters Huey UH - 1 is a part of Vietnam war ". Yes, it is true as for me personally. The image and sound of helicopters Huey UH - 1 starting up, taking off and landing everyday at a small helicopter airport in front of my Quoc Hoc high school after " TET Mau Than " 1968 have engraved upon my mind. And many Huey UH - 1 helicopters were shot down by V.C from 1968 to end of Vietnam war. Especially, I saw directly a crash of a Huey UH - 1 rifgt after taking off and was sunk deep at the bottom of Huong Giang river in Hue city ( behind the Quoc Hoc stone stele ), very very sorrowful there was a pilot of VNAF died at that time.
When my grandpa worked offshore for Exxon on oil rigs they used to have Huey pilots from Vietnam fly em out to the rigs. He said those pilots were nuts. They would see how close they could get to the waters of the Gulf of Mexico to scare the workers for kicks.
The sound is caused by the twin propeller design. You don't hear this from modern versions of the UH-1 or more modern choppers because they use a 4 prop design and make a "smoother" sound that doesn't have a "chop chop chop" sound resonating from the air. 4 propeller helicopters are also more stable in the air and that is why most are like that now. Smaller helicopters still use a 2 prop design but the blades are a lot smaller and don't have as much of a loud sound as the UH-1.
This chopper is powered by a lycoming t53 turbo shaft jet engine.its about three feet long and 1 1\2 feet round.very small but extremely simple and reliable.it can put out a staggering 1700 hp.turbo shaft means it runs a shaft to the gearing for the vertical shaft that turns the rotor .if it was a turbo prop it would run the horizontal l shaft direct to a propeller .if it was a turbo blade it would run a turbine blade like a commercial jet.seen one of these t53 for sale.only $150,000.gee that's cheap 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
It uses compressed air to initially turn the turbine then fuel is added with the tic tic tic sparking noise to ignite then you hear the burner fire up.after that it's just a matter of adding fuel and slowly bring this baby up to speed.then when it's at half power just bring it up to 3/4 power and the rotor is at lift of thrust👍👍👍👍
VIETNAM vet with the 1st air cavalry 67 68 these things still turn me on nothing like that sound we flew with 20 30 of these hues combat loaded we were called death from above we were the black horse we brought hell with us .r Mayes co.b 1/12 air cav.
Thank you for your service to this great country! My oldest brother was a crew chief in the first air cavalry in Vietnam. Still trying to find info on the hueys he flew..... he passed in 1990.
The Bell UH-1 Huey is incredibly tough with its signature sound. What is the name of the engineer who made the bell 205 UH-1 Huey helicopter? Thank you.
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At 2 mins 33sec....That's why I love the Huey. No sound in the world like that.
the Vietnamese didn't like it too much...
Amazing sound🤩
@@thetankguy9263 The South Vietnamese liked it!
@@thetankguy9263 The South Vietnamese didn't mind that much! hehe
Imagine if one of the blades fell off at full speed and decapitated a random person
One of these had a compressor stall coming over my house MANY years ago. Like 45 years. Army Ranger birds. The first two sounded normal and #3 was screaming. Fortunately for them they were just building the industrial park behind my house and there was plenty of clear ground. Autorotor down but it still hit hard. I got there just as they were climbing out.Had my camera (well Pop's camera) and took pictures. Instead of flatbedding it out they decided to fly in another engine and make it a field replacement exercise. Took them one day to swap it.Some of the best pics I ever took with the rotor tip lights on the takeoff. I sent them the pics.I got a certificate for "Assistance in the recovery of a downed aircraft". And Recruiting crap for years...;)
Phil Grindle 99
Omg that sound the cav is coming charlies shitting his pants
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Send the pics man
@@Ilkanar The negs are buried in a box in a closet somewhere with the prints. No finding them anytime soon... ;)
One of the most iconic sounds in aviation.
God damn when that last bit of boost starts those blades slapping.................gotta bring a lot of memories for some of them old soldiers "GI'S"............may they sleep easy at night and I mean that from the heart......love and respect from the UK.
It has been said many times and many ways, but there is NOTHING like the sound of an inbound HUEY! Alpha Mike Foxtrot
5:24 the famous "carpet spanking sound" ("Teppichklopfer" in German)
Thats right
The Harley among the Helicopters
I like how the whooshing sound turns into a chopping sound. I know. Im a child.
Me too! I never grow up when it comes to sounds. It’s satisfying. I grew up with trains and I love listening to a large steam locomotive leave.
That’s when he gives it more power.
Me too
The chopping sounds are made because the blades are chopping the air :D
@Holden Rowan No. I prefer helicopter videos.
Chop chop chop chop chop chop chop ..... IMO one of the best helicopter sounds ever, if not THE best sound.
Actually it is Wop Wop Wop!!!
@@williamdozier5190 no its Womp Womp Womp!
@@johnanderson6946 sorry but after 5 years and 3000 plus flight hours , it is WOP WOP WOP.
I love the sound of a Huey, start up and fly by. True American Helicopter Airman power too. Love it.
i still remember watching this video when i was 7 literally the best video ive ever watch till now
“It ain’t me, it ain’t me, I ain’t no fortunate one.........”
never seen anyone take off that smooth, well done
I live under the flight path of a Bell 412 the aircraft is used for Childflight. Which is used to fly sick or badly injured children or worst case scenario injured adults.
Such a fantastic sound even though its a four bladed instead of the iconic 2 blade.
I don't know at this point how ill do it. But i will fly one these birds. Mad respect for those pilots.
Nothing like a good old fashioned Huey's sights and sounds. Love it!
There is nothing like the sound of a huey starting up and lifting
*fortunate son starts playing in the distance*
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Long Tall Sally
Q The Doors! 🎶 but the chopper makes its own music!
I like to think black sabbath paranoid
THIS is how a helicopter should sound like... like a Harley Davidson for motorbikes, the UH-1 is this for choppas!!!
My favorite of all times, I have about 160 flights in the UH1H. Our takeoffs were “Military Style “ (nose down) Nice to hear that “wop-wop” yet again.😊
the dukes of harzzrd
Some of the pleasant experiences, were “autorotation”, where the pilot turns off the engine and the bird gently glides down on the grass. I was “crew”, as a military photographer. Our pilots also trained on standing one skid on a fence post.
Thanks to the thousand that served in Vietnam. My father being one, he is a graduate of the University of South East Asia.He flew for the Rattlers (70-71) 71st AHC. CW2 P.L. Grubbs (Rattler 22). He always said that the greatest sound ever is an inbound Huey. Miss you dad. R.I.P.
I don't comment good about American technology and America in general but on this helicopter I RESPECT
The 37 people that don’t like this video are Viet Cong.
Spot on, Lee.
the Vietnam war was an unnecessary war that killed innocent US soldiers and Vietnamese civilians
John Doe
Go protest somewhere else snowflake
Those that didn’t like this and didn’t leave a thumbs down are well disciplined VC.
@@dudeman4184 hyiy0łxbyfllulylfllipptppolluu
Honestly, this is the most important sounds for my projects with sounds effects! Thank you so much for this!!! 😁🙏
What a beauty. Great video. Thanks for sharing
Nicht nur US-Streitkräfte, auch in Deutschland ein vertrauter Sound. Er wird uns fehlen wenn die letzte Maschine ausgemustert ist. Geiler Sound. Abgesehen von dem Einsatzauftrag, Soldaten im Einsatzgebiet abzusetzen oder aufzunehmen. Eine sehr solide Entwicklung.
I rode in one of these at an air show when I was 5. The pilots were real Vietnam veterans which made the experience all the more fascinating.
Nice! I'll bet that was a neat experience!
Army Aviation Heritage Foundation is who you flew with. I flew with the Sky soldiers for 5yrs on the air assault demo they used to do.
Yes the ticktickticktick sound is the igniter working to light off the jet fuel when it enters the combustion chambers.
Actually it is wop wop wop!!!!
@@williamdozier5190 no. The igniters. Not the blades. Listen again at the startup. Tick tick tick. Lighting the jet fuel.
@@danpolk you are correct ,wop wop is rotor blades
@@williamdozier5190 at 0:18 there's a ticking sound, I love it
Это звук ни с чем не перепутать, и силуэт красивый на фоне красного рассвета и пальм особенно. Символ вьетнамской войны. 🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴🌴
Thank you for blasting out my ear drums. Like really, I enjoyed this video
Wonderful sound. Must have been music to many a Marine's ears!
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Old but gold.
I like well everything... the chop chop sound and the sound when the chopper is passing by. Goosebumps... once , when I get enough money maybe a flight in the UK. 🥰
The rotor sound is incredible, is really classic
love that sound
How can 69 people dislike this fantastic sound that start up is like music to my ears lol
I'll agree with you! Maybe they're just haters in general or maybe the sound brings back bad memories
@@lorenwegele7517 hahaha flashbacks
Absolutely love helicopters and choppers.
Anyone else find it terrifying that there’s literal effing blades spinning hundreds of miles per hour that close to the ground where people can be standing?
@@roklobsta1986 those helicopters are bigger than you think they are...
The best Sound of huBelly... For ever.
Army an Germany Bundeswehr Luftwaffe... An rescue SAR 27, 51 56,58, und alle,... Grüße an Sie Besatzung "Teppichklopfer....Ihr macht alle in der Luftrettung ein tollen Job. 👍👍👍👍
When the 18-year-olds that were drafted in the 1972 error hear that motor rev up the pressure electronically they become heroes all of a sudden
2:42 is the most inviting sound Vietnam war soldiers would ever hear
No other sound would send fear into Charlie but that of a Huey with an attitude
I don't know about that.... Cobra hada distinctive voice.... could brighten up a LZ like The Fourth, Cinco de Mayo, New Years all rolled up in a few enlightening moments.... knew Ground Pounders that'd testify to the induced fears....
Specter has it's own solo as they all had their part backing the Fat Lady's chorus of Rolling Thunder.... the show and sounds in the neighborhoods nortwest of Hue.....
Everyone hada line to learn in that chorus....
Watching from the treetops was usually a fairly gusty seat to the ongoing opera'....
Throw in some Willy Pete along with the incendiary rounds and it made for a highly moving evening with the SEA Jungle Harmonic Orchestra.
Would rather've sit it out somewhere else.... you can have the T-shirt and there's better fitting Boonies out there....
this helicopter sounds like a boss.
LOVED THE SOUND I WAS WITH THE 1ST AIR CAV Aco. 2/12 CAV DIV MAY 16 1966 TO MAY 19 1967 COMBAT INF. CAMP RADCLIFF AN KHE VIETNAM
THIS NEVER GETS OLD
Someone said: " The image and sound of helicopters Huey UH - 1 is a part of Vietnam war ". Yes, it is true as for me personally.
The image and sound of helicopters Huey UH - 1 starting up, taking off and landing everyday at a small helicopter airport in front of my Quoc Hoc high school after " TET Mau Than " 1968 have engraved upon my mind. And many Huey UH - 1 helicopters were shot down by V.C from 1968 to end of Vietnam war.
Especially, I saw directly a crash of a Huey UH - 1 rifgt after taking off and was sunk deep at the bottom of Huong Giang river in Hue city ( behind the Quoc Hoc stone stele ), very very sorrowful there was a pilot of VNAF died at that time.
That is one of the coolest ufo ever made man.. the bell ufo h1
When my grandpa worked offshore for Exxon on oil rigs they used to have Huey pilots from Vietnam fly em out to the rigs. He said those pilots were nuts. They would see how close they could get to the waters of the Gulf of Mexico to scare the workers for kicks.
Only a skilled Huey pilot could pull that off that stunt w/o crashing!
Everyone gangsta till the sky starts speaking Flight of The Valkyries.
*ride
That clack clack of those blades there is nothing like it.
Find memories of watching my dad leave out when I was little
This Is How Iconic Huye sounded
Heard the Huey's many times in 2 tours while stationed at Qui Nhon Army Airfield in Vietnam.
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The sound is caused by the twin propeller design. You don't hear this from modern versions of the UH-1 or more modern choppers because they use a 4 prop design and make a "smoother" sound that doesn't have a "chop chop chop" sound resonating from the air. 4 propeller helicopters are also more stable in the air and that is why most are like that now. Smaller helicopters still use a 2 prop design but the blades are a lot smaller and don't have as much of a loud sound as the UH-1.
Your correct. The chop/pop is the 2nd blades smackin the compressed air off the 1st blade. Huey gotta big ole fat swing blade too.
Gotta love the sound of the Huey.
Nothing like a machine You have to bribe the engine to start, then when running, beats the air into submission !
that brings back some memories
This chopper is powered by a lycoming t53 turbo shaft jet engine.its about three feet long and 1 1\2 feet round.very small but extremely simple and reliable.it can put out a staggering 1700 hp.turbo shaft means it runs a shaft to the gearing for the vertical shaft that turns the rotor .if it was a turbo prop it would run the horizontal l shaft direct to a propeller .if it was a turbo blade it would run a turbine blade like a commercial jet.seen one of these t53 for sale.only $150,000.gee that's cheap 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
It uses compressed air to initially turn the turbine then fuel is added with the tic tic tic sparking noise to ignite then you hear the burner fire up.after that it's just a matter of adding fuel and slowly bring this baby up to speed.then when it's at half power just bring it up to 3/4 power and the rotor is at lift of thrust👍👍👍👍
The best Sound ever. I love it... 👍
The king of helicopter royalty!!!!
2:28 is where it gets GOOD good
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Love that start up.
Nothing more iconic than that sound. When the sound comes to this part 2:59, play run through the jungle
We were soldiers 💔
Best sound ever
Like Jimmy Hendrix's guitar?
Love the sound of the turbines spoiling up
One day beautiful
Will pilot
My dad american,never known him
but have his spirit ❤❤🔥🔥🧨🧨🧨
The best helicopter start up ever👍👍🇭🇲
Twin rotors are a treat to watch 🔥👌🔥
Legendary Machine
*fortunate* *son* *increases*
Still a righteous aircraft.
Excellent video my friend.
No way even a car could sound that tough
helicopter rotars moving? or robot ballerina spinning
Yup, you've got it.
It's a miracle machine. I wish I could go there and touch it and see it.
O som desses helicoperos bell uh 1 emociona. Muito bonito som das helices .
Send this to a veteran and then they will start running to forests 100% real
Fantastico.som famtastico provoca um enorme desejo de desafio.
And we snuck up on Charlie in these things.
"This is the perfect plaaaan!-"
The Startup Sound Like Jet Engine Startup.0:20
It is a jet engine
@@Dragonfly35RacingTeam That’s Right.
That’s because it is a jet engine
VIETNAM vet with the 1st air cavalry 67 68 these things still turn me on nothing like that sound we flew with 20 30 of these hues combat loaded we were called death from above we were the black horse we brought hell with us .r Mayes co.b 1/12 air cav.
Thank you for your service to this great country! My oldest brother was a crew chief in the first air cavalry in Vietnam. Still trying to find info on the hueys he flew..... he passed in 1990.
Glad you got home.
Gets my blood racing every time! Ahhhhhh Oooo
good sounding helicopter.
На стрекозу похож на взлете! 😀👍👍👍
In a Rehearsal Studio cranked up to 110 Decibals thru the P. A. S............
They used 7000 huey in the Vietnam War and only 2000 survived...
Need "Fortunate Son" soundtracks for this 🙄
Still one day will pilot and own😍😍🔥🔥🔥🔥🥰🥰🥰🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
better than any music ..
I love this sound💖💖💖
at 2:33 OMG ! Thats the Huey sound.
5:15...
The Bell UH-1 Huey is incredibly tough with its signature sound. What is the name of the engineer who made the bell 205 UH-1 Huey helicopter? Thank you.
un tema de credence y a volar!
Aw man if that was tails's sound everytime he was getting ready to fly 🦊
Furry
Furry
Closet furry hehe.....
We would NEVER do a start up with the blades in that position.
It sounded just like the one in the film Predator 1987
What are those 2 rods above the main rotor blades for?
Vibration damper
Love that helicopter it is my favorite one