Mr. Herbert's Science Class shows how these 3 NOTAR (No Tail Rotor) helicopters work. NOT Ai!
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2위@budparriott80544 hours ago
😎Yep, fly with the best! Thank you der Dave번역 보기
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Is that a Kaman Huskie at the start?번역 보기
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1위@NightFlyyer5 hours ago
Not Ai. I personally narrated this and did the flying. For those new that don't know, here is how the McDonnell Douglas MD-900 NOTAR Helicopter works along with 2 others. The first production full size NOTAR was McDonnell Douglas's NOTAR (No Tail Rotor) system, the MD 530N. It first flew on December 29, 1989, and the technology became commercially available and introduced in the early 1990s (with the MD 520N/530N configurations and FAA certification of the NOTAR-equipped MD Explorer in 1994). My Kyosho Hyperfly NOTAR was actually invented and flown in 1986 and the full production line was available to buy in June 1989. Here, see how they worked along with my tail rotor-less Esky Honeybee King. If you search on my channel for Hyperfly, you can see them all. Thank you. Dave ~NightFlyyer~번역 보기
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