Engine Monitoring System EXPERIMENTAL HELICOPTER BUILD SERIES (Part 66)

Installing the Engine Monitoring System (EMS) to my homebuilt ultralight helicopter. This is part 66 of the EXPERIMENTAL HELICOPTER BUILD SERIES:

[@ultralighthelicopter]

See how i build the Main Rotor Blades here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3fPnWSEbdyCaNU

[@punjabifreethinker2939]

I am waiting when will it fly ❤

[@iron9564]

Как же хочется уже посмотреть как вы будете летать на нём👍

[@bubentech6108]

Step by step, he going into his dream. Respect+++++++++++++++++!!!!!

[@JustPlainRob]

I'm so glad you cut the back of the console off for an access panel. When you drilled the hole for the EngiBox I was just thinking "So many shavings, all down in the cracks inside, no way you're going to clean that out from a 3" hole" :D

[@maylisarys7721]

Hi there. I heard that on helicopters they don’t solder the wires, but instead crimp them with copper tubes to avoid destruction under long-term vibration conditions. however, perhaps this applies to the most critical places. All the best, thanks for the inspiration!

[@Ben-Dixey]

Yes that's correct, perhaps not so important for a homebuilt though. These machines get used very little and usually wont fly higher than a few feet if at all. You can always upgrade the wiring at a later date if it was necessary.

[@helicopterovirtual-msfs6254]

Excelente.

[@annechristiansen941]

Thank you very much for the video. 👍🤗👍🇸🇯

[@Shoy_Cabrera]

I've been waiting for this for a long time.

[@thapamagarbhismraj]

same 2 me.

[@lohikarhu734]

My company, *38 years ago*, built a monitoring, recording, and exceedance warning system, minus the color display, for twin-engine helicopter operations in the North Sea... based on a * 1 MHz clock rate MC6803!* Gee, what took everyone else so long?

[@saisumanth2160]

Keep going sir, waiting for take off

[@miladkhajouei6778]

That's great 👍 👌, I've been waiting for your new video 👏

[@bulenboncuk426]

çok güzel oldu daha nekadar donanım eklenecek artık uçur şunu kolay gelsin 👍 👍

[@bruceyoung1343]

So close I can smell it 😃👍

[@W.GarageRacing]

🤙🤙🤙

[@stolaircraftsuyanto9728]

Best✈️

[@etapsiboookrsk24]

👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥⚡⚡⚡

[@adrianoyuremanu5148]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@RTS_2010]

Você traduz né?

[@user-kp9dn3bi7n]

Please take taste flight ❤❤

[@mindmakes003]

Complete the Project soon😊

[@alonetraveller4965]

Come on! It's been three years now.

[@Raman_deep]

I am waiting when will it fly this helicopter❤❤

[@RTS_2010]

Manda a parte dele voando

[@somyakantasahoo2335]

Sir when it will be take up we are waiting for it for a long time.

[@Hoanhkhoa185]

Xem kênh nầy thấy chán,2tháng ra được 1video 8phút

[@johnchampkisilu]

Hi I'm from Africa can 150cc motorcycle engine build a mosquito helicopter please help me.

[@Ben-Dixey]

The HP of the engine will decide what weight it can lift. As a basic guide 1hp can generate 12lbs of lift. A 150cc highly tuned 2 stroke could produce 30hp but this wouldn't be a good choice of engine.

[@henriquecapetti1164]

Short answer is no, too week to keep sustentation and lift the helicopter, i would recommend you get better components for your engine, at least double its power without doubling its weight. In this way MAYBE it could fly

[@tropicthndr]

I’m watching the Hill HX50 build, and the heat treat/shotpeen process necessary for long term transmission gear strength really gives me doubts to the safety of this build.

[@slimzheni1407]

Le mec te laisse regarder plus de 50 épisodes de fabrication et à la fin quand arrivent les essais il réserve les vidéos pour sa copine un esprit tordu quoi👎👎🖕

[@ultralighthelicopter]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpXSdZuGr9Nsd6c

[@axeus1382]

Hi, I no longer count on building a helicopter from scratch, I would have enough strength to at least make repairs in the apartment, God how I hate my country.

[@locodefra]

Todo muy hermoso pero no sabes si vuela, si se despega del piso.

[@zahidhasan8803]

Sir I want to contact you