Totally out of this world "flight"

You may have seen this vid out on U-Tube, I am only sharing it here because it is something I would never dream of doing, but it is quite entertaining. I'm also not proposing this as any type of example, so please keep that in mind.

Warning - this video may produce concern on the part of the viewer (for the saftey of the heli that is - do not try this, unless you like buying spare parts or a new heli) - and no this guy doesn't crash, and yes I think he must have been born with a transmitter in his hand.

Now, after you watch this, I'm curious, while this does display a tremendous amout of talent, is this "responsible" flying? Just curious to hear some opinons.

Enjoy / or refute.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8t41avFuCc

I did some of those exact manuvers just this morning with my Belt CP........by accident.

Donnie D

If my brid started behaivng like that, I'd need to get some new undies, cause it was just too much.

absolutely amazing flying!one question though;how much does it cost to get that good?

about 2/5th of bourbon and a case of bud

I hear ya, how many brids had to die first. It' is like when you watch these videos that say my 1st flight with X. Doesn't mean they don't know how to fly already, just showoing off their new toy.

Yea would be nice to have a company hand over new birds and say all yours just get a vid of it lol

Prel wrote:

about 2/5th of bourbon and a case of bud

great quote that,if you knew nothing about hard these things were to fly you could see people thinking that the guy flying it was either clueless or very intoxicated!

Maybe that should be listed as recommended preparation, in watching the video

I thought for sure many times that heli was done for.

Wouldn't it be nice to have that kind of control, even if it is a bit excessive, lol.