NEW HPG H160 - and H145. Tutorial 3: How to land a helicopter and walk away unscathed.

See www.hypeperformancegroup.com/
See also / hypeperformancegroup
In-depth tutorial on how to land a helicopter. Basic maths to start out with on calculating rates of descent but we move very quicky into the key principles of landing, and what to watch out for on the dash. Groundspeed, Rate of Descent, Height - all these are crucial.
Please note the shout out to ChicoMick for his amazing Suxford airshop scenery.
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0:00 Intro
1:30 Rate of dscent calculations
5:30 60 knots the Magic number - very useful; 1 mile per minute
8:00 Final approach from 500 feet, and 300 feet - what you need to do
8:30 Crucial things to know/read in the H145 and H160
10:00 limits for avoiding a Vortex State
12:00 Set tup for an approach - and reference to Flight Sim Panel
13:00 Gentle landing example - with Autopilot assist until the last
18:00 Example with no AP - similar landing. Warnign about marching the collecive power to the autopilot power so that when you swith the airport does not jump or fall
24:00 Shortened Circuit, ascend to 1000ft and work through landing procedure.
25:00 Bonus footage - vertex state - example of what it looks like and how to get out.
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[@HypePerformanceGroup]

Very informative video! We shared it across our social media platforms! Thanks for sharing!

[@pilotbrian1]

FYI - the two lines side by side on the collective stripe are not the autopilot setting - that's the optimal auto rotation position. The = is your collective position, but if you want to match the AP, you should move that until it's beside the little yellow tik in the middle of the tape

[@findle70]

Love your videos! Almost at 1K! Your vids are a nice companion to the Hype docs.

[@theflyingdoctor]

Thanks so much. Glad you like them.. I have a habit of looking back and thinking 'I said that wrong' and correcting later! Looking forward to 1000 but I just enjoy ordering stuff that is useful for me as I learn, and helpful to others...

[@indian__aviator]

really nice video, quite informative, just one tip, please tweak up the decibels while editing even with the full volume you were very feeble in the video.

[@theflyingdoctor]

Thanks for the tip!

[@daronnecalvin2917]

practice makes perfect with this sort of thing and you've mastered it....cheers

[@JoeSmith-zv4ic]

hows your trim release so smooth? I end up doing a loop or side tracking at warp speed?

[@Alex.Brasil1]

999 subs i as your 999th sub

[@MrHaaspaul]

“pitch for speed……power for altitude”