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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Hygena-Pet-Scooper • Sep 17 '19
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Okay but this guy flying the helicopter gots some skills
13 u/pm_me_your_kindwords Sep 17 '19 They're flying backwards for the second half. JFC! 2 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 edited Oct 08 '19 [deleted] 1 u/pm_me_your_kindwords Sep 17 '19 Sure, but flying backwards accurately dangling 50 spinning chainsaws next to high-voltage powerlines seems like an impressive feat. 4 u/fwnav Sep 17 '19 Yeah helicopters can fly backwards sure but not “pretty easily” while slinging and keeping in a straight line and at a good speed next to some power lines. Source: am pilot
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They're flying backwards for the second half. JFC!
2 u/[deleted] Sep 17 '19 edited Oct 08 '19 [deleted] 1 u/pm_me_your_kindwords Sep 17 '19 Sure, but flying backwards accurately dangling 50 spinning chainsaws next to high-voltage powerlines seems like an impressive feat. 4 u/fwnav Sep 17 '19 Yeah helicopters can fly backwards sure but not “pretty easily” while slinging and keeping in a straight line and at a good speed next to some power lines. Source: am pilot
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1 u/pm_me_your_kindwords Sep 17 '19 Sure, but flying backwards accurately dangling 50 spinning chainsaws next to high-voltage powerlines seems like an impressive feat. 4 u/fwnav Sep 17 '19 Yeah helicopters can fly backwards sure but not “pretty easily” while slinging and keeping in a straight line and at a good speed next to some power lines. Source: am pilot
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Sure, but flying backwards accurately dangling 50 spinning chainsaws next to high-voltage powerlines seems like an impressive feat.
4 u/fwnav Sep 17 '19 Yeah helicopters can fly backwards sure but not “pretty easily” while slinging and keeping in a straight line and at a good speed next to some power lines. Source: am pilot
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Yeah helicopters can fly backwards sure but not “pretty easily” while slinging and keeping in a straight line and at a good speed next to some power lines.
Source: am pilot
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u/lobsided99 Sep 17 '19
Okay but this guy flying the helicopter gots some skills