Be very careful to install the magazine catch detent correctly, put in wrong will cause you all manner of headaches.

Still in use in Argentina

Север полес перамида цель ядерной удар приказ чужой картина фильм подтверждаю удар мочи

My Grandpa (Opa) was shot down in a helicopter while serving in Vietnam. He had been shot through the leg, so he used some of the blood and smeared it on himself and pretended to be dead. And it worked! He was awarded the most beautiful purple heart medal you have ever seen. Went on to a career as a police officer. Sure made Grandma (Oma) feel protected and safe at home.

You can feel that quarter charge if you push the back of the bolt forward without touching the bolt handle

I would like to say THANK YOU TO ALL OUR VETERANS. I SALUTE YOU ALL 🫡🫡🫡 GOD BLESS YOU ALL

To Mr. Bonnie Grady Kinard, my friend Darrel's father. He was a UH-1 pilot in Nam. He had been shot thru the bottom of the copter. He had a wound in his neck that healed on the outside but not on the inside. I think he went to Morehouse College. We were neighbors, the whole neighborhood was veterans. Mr. Kinard like my own father and Mr. Edwards next door on the other side lived their lives not asking anyone for anything and no sympathies. Just giving their kids ideal lives. Never a mention to anyone of the lives they had come thru in Black america. No bone spurs and no excuses.

Nice Makes me want to plan a trip there man

The best helicopter 🚁

Excellent video brother. Thank you for sharing!!

Our Huey is on the air

Yep!

Brilliant video very informative many thanks for your efforts.

Coming back from Viet Nam was hell here in our country, I am an old man now at age 72, but the hell of Viet Nam never leaves my mind.. The hell and nightmares of that wasted war never goes away, from us vets. To all my BROTHERS OUT THERE..I LOVE YOU ALL SO MUCH.

Can anyone explain why the blades are equidistant from one another?

My supervising mechanic during my mechanics apprenticeship, and now good friend ,rode in one of those in the late 60s. The stories he can tell.. Never thought I'd ever see a mountain of a man break down in tears talking about South East Asia...

Stunning aircraft. Awesome song. Cadillac of the skies

Also in school and find these videos useful man! Thanks!

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I know this is a bit late but well done! Great flight! So exciting to watch.

can't believe i flew that same helicopter. bring back memories

In deutsch 0:35

Just curious, why not just roll the throttle into the overtravel spring? This way you won't get that right yaw when raising collective to cushion the set down.

The trigger job would have been good to see, as this disassembly is very easy and clear to understand.

Living the dream 👍

Excellent stuff mate. A lot of places that I recognise, even if I haven't been there for some time

time to VETFEE a CPL H

Epic video mate

Awesome video man, what do you normally shoot and edit on? Other than the drone.

Epic vid bro!!!!

Christopher Nolan over here

So good bro !! Such a good job you've done 🤙🔥🔥

The bag sitting on the pedals is silly!

First of all, great job! The first solo is always a memorable one. Secondly, to your instructor, (at the risk of sounding like a negative Nancy), I would advise against filming your students’ first solos. 100% of their focus needs to be on flying the helicopter, and there needs to be zero chance that they could be thinking about the video. Their mind could easily drift to the filming, how they’re going to post it to their social medias later, “wouldn’t it look cool on film if I did this”…, etc. Not every student would be guilty of these pitfalls, but if something bad were to happen on this flight, it would be very easy to put the blame on filming himself flying. Safety first, always, and I just see a potential problem here. Seeing how this was 5 years ago and he’s probably not instructing anymore, any instructor or student that watches this video needs to contemplate this thought.

Excellent video. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent video mate, thanks very much. Got a load of crap in my bolt today and this made cleaning it a walk in the park. Well done

Wonderful!!!

is it normal to approach that close to parked aircraft?

"...Roll Wings level" if only

wait there are cobras in dcs?

god how much that compass shakes around, how readable is it?

Great video. Slow and detailed just the way I like it. Thanks Lots!!!

Pulled mine apart today after a long range session. The bolt had not been cleaned by the previous 10 owners. It is the first serie with the steel magazine. Quite different and much easier, see YT clip by Brandon. Push out the small pin at the back. That releases the back toggle. Pop out spring, side cam part and firing pin bar. Honestly speaking: the old version seems to be sturdier and easier than the new one. Cleaned a lot of gunk at the inside, than break cleaner. Ear buts at inside, tooth brush outside cleaning. Lubed it with Rem oil! I can toggle it now with 1 finger push

Useless video w/audio

That was not a solo he had the whole world with him 🤣

Rock and roll baby!

Hello fellow helicopter pilot/SC gamer! I haven't played since 2018, looks much better now. Fly safe captain o7

Excellent video! very clear and easy to understand. My only disappointment was magazine D&A was not included. Hope you have another video that goes through that. That aside, great video. Thanks, Stephen Hunter

Hey man just wanna thankyou for posting all these r22 vids, I'm 8 hrs in and it's great way to debrief and prepare for my next lessons

A new replacement T Bolt is $322.00 plus tax and shipping. You can also get a left hand to convert too left hand operations.