Tareq Alsaadi Goblin 770

[@MrThaibox123]

Possibly one of the most skilful guys on the planet in his area of expertise. Outrageously good!

[@oneslyder]

Great job by the camera man in keeping all this greatness in frame.

[@DubaiRCadventures]

SuperMan ,,, great flight

[@snyper7979]

You fly the hell out of that heli. All the way to the edge. They had to reinforce the frame knowing that you were going to get that one. Sharp, crisp, perfect flight.

[@sumerianrcpilot8889]

يا ااخي انت مبدع ..................... تحية خاصة من العراق

[@33gate1]

You are the best rc helicopter pilot for sure :)

[@fetch_my_laptop1521]

Tareq Alsaadi How many helicopters did you crash before you where able to fly this amazingly well?

[@bassax7045]

perfection in motion ,BRAVO !!!!

[@ninjaper1]

unfassbar, die Landung extrem! Great flight Tareq!!

[@JasonBrown527]

Video doesn't do this justice. Something like this needs to be experienced in person. Love the battle axe chop!

[@koolkiwikat]

Tareq, Im always amazed...your brain is wired differently!, I couldn't 'learn' to do what you can do indistinctly in 100 years!!...its strangely relaxing to watch! good stuff bro!

[@Mateyhv1]

wired at 90 and 270 degrees primarily, lol

[@artconnolly9519]

It's actually a very simple explanation. The blades simply reverse pitch to enable inverted flight. During a routine like he just flew he probably reversed his pitch 1000 times. And BTW nothing fake or photo shopped in that video. He Flys amazing and is well know in the rc heli community. And to some he's considered the best.

[@deapthynka1]

Is this video real time? If so, amazing. Never seen anyone this good.

[@GottiRC]

you got some NEW moves!!!!

[@DunkerHamp]

Hummingbird Interceptor! Gr8 flying!

[@DensterNY]

Wow, this is pretty amazing. It's like physics was glitched for the duration of this video.

[@wcwickedclown]

i can do that lol excellent job brother

[@williamendrina3927]

What headspeed is he flying at???

[@TheJollyHardcore]

What Happens to your lipos when youre flying like this? Saw a video of Bert kammerer flying your Goblin. After the flight the battery Must have been pretty hot and it was much thicker. Can you use them again? Regards

[@ariscrea1]

Impresionante!!!!!!

[@Simon-uo4oz]

That's Awesome!

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

Be more impressive to see a real helicopter pilot do this in real copter, but at the same speed as this one. ^_^

[@enchibla]

martial arts drone of the future

[@ttq711]

Great, but can he do it with gravity switched on?

[@iandalonso]

This is how I feel when flying in a bad server in Battlefield.

[@grits011]

Can someone explain to me how it maintains altitude when it's flying upside down?

[@Tobias5786]

Flat rotor blades and the ability to change the blade pitch so that they provide negative lift.

[@grits011]

Tobias W. Kjeldsen That's just wicked.

[@RobBulmahn]

Tobias W. Kjeldsen Actually, they don't even needed to be flat. Even asymmetrical, cambered airfoils can provide lift at negative angles of attack. In this instance, it'd just be a matter of pushing the collective down, rather than up, while flying upside-down.

[@neil78b]

Because the blades can twist, so when the heli goes upside down they remain right side up, so to speak.

[@cymonaretz6022]

neil78b The blades are a symmetrical airfoil and the blade pitch is controlled on one stick from a negative value at one end of stick travel, zero degrees pitch when the stick is centered and a positive pitch value at the other end of travel. For example with stick at top = +13 degrees pitch on the main blades, center stick = zero degrees pitch and bottom stick = -13 degrees pitch. If the Heli hovers upright at say roughly +6 degrees then if the heli is inverted then it should hover inverted at -6 degrees. Hope that explains things a little for those that dont understand how these awesome machines can do what they do.

[@UrbanScalawag]

I can't be the only one who wants to see sensor output data (mags, accelerometers, gyros) on a flight like this.

[@blackfox7161]

its not fake, but the video has been edited, the cars are normal speed on the side, but the actual video of the heli is doing double or triple speed to make it look crazy arse

[@bartinorbi1996]

Amazing!!

[@nfoscarini]

This guy could give free haircuts!

[@faidon90125]

This is obviously alien technology.

[@fredrel]

Looks like me in GTA V.

[@OPreguicoso]

Alien!!!!

[@Yelotwitch]

Lag.

[@Osiris4441]

he just broke physics

[@РусланСвист]

Norm peach supa ni battariesl/(grfen) need to ba fly eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@neil78b]

All the people here amazed at something we've been doing for years, lol.

[@blackeyedpanda9884]

Well I haven't done it yet and I can't see any videos of you doing that. :D

[@neil78b]

Carl Lomibao The ability to easily video tape this wasn't an option back then, that shows you how long its been. :D

[@richardkelleher1580]

neil Well I have been doing this when I was 5 years old... easy peasy, just didn't have a video camera back then either... 😒

[@UltimaDing]

GET TO DA CHOPPA

[@rixo800]

i was very disappointed not to see 'FUCK PHYSICS' as the top comment.

[@Mateyhv1]

Its not fuck physics, its use ONLY PHYSICS! Holy cow, how much ignorance on youtube

[@kylewhite1714]

this seems a little fake..

[@simeonov16]

Where the fuck did the physics go???

[@Mateyhv1]

In the blades, doesn't it?

[@oweni]

Go home helicopter, you're drunk.

[@thechillingvillan]

worst pilot over. Would not fly.

[@snyper7979]

You fly the hell out of that heli. All the way to the edge. They had to reinforce the frame knowing that you were going to get that one. Sharp, crisp, perfect flight.

[@Simon-uo4oz]

That's Awesome!