Hahahaha

Chris "Epic mustache" for sure. It should be noted in his log book:)

That's badass!

Andrej Podzimek Full size helicopters can't hover inverted because the blades aren't stiff enough to sustain negative g's they have the tendency to flex down and collide with the tail boom, Chuck can perform these manuvers because there is always positive g on the main rotor. A RC helicopter has relatively stiff blades since they are much smaller and spinning at much higher rpms.

Blades flexing is not the problem. When a rotor is spinning the centrifugal force makes flexible blades stiff. It is the control system that makes inverted flight not possible. All helicopter's collective control, the one used by the left hand which controls the rotor's thrust, are designed that when put full down the blades are put at the angle needed to allow the rotor to enter autorotation. To make a control system that could handle the range of motion needed and allow for safe autorotation entry is the reason for not being able to sustain inverted flight. The weight of the system would be a huge factor also. Weight is always an issue for aircraft but especially helicopters. With fly-by-wire systems it may be possible that a system may be designed. RC helicopters do not have the safety aspect that a person carrying helicopter requires so their control system is not limited. Also the type of rotor system is a huge factor. The BO 105 has a rigid rotor, one bearing to change blade pitch while the blades flex for all other helicopter aerodynamics that take place, which has strong control authority even in low G. Which allows for its maneuverability. Most people would be surprised at what helicopter types have done loops and rolls.

If designed to yes. As his Helicopter has upgrades that allow him to do these stunts...I might cost a fortune. But Red Bull has deep pockets...

Remember, while you may have just discovered this video, it was produced 6 years ago.

Excellent question Rahil. Let's see if anyone chimes in here before I can get some more info.

you flight training experience will depend on your flight instructor, their experience and personality. and not being in a hurry to complete the required instruction in the least amount of time. in a big school your flight time will likely be more regimented and the least required to get certified.

Its not rly modified except for the cockpit but for the most part its just a Normal Bo105 CBS

@@LelouchViBritania0904 That's wrong. The entire lubrication system got changed and customized in order to guarantee proper lubrication while flying upside down.

I could teach you! Anyone could! To to a roll, take off, get to a suitable altitude and pull the cyclic to the left or right! To do a backflip, pull the cyclic towards you. Vice versa for a front flip.

vinyl, this video was produced in 2014. At that time he WAS the only one doing this type of flying. It was NOT an error at that time. Glad you enjoyed the video.

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@@LiveAirShowTV I'm sorry, but this not correct. Reiner Wilke, who is with the flying bulls, too, has been doing this stuff for quiete some time.

Clive Sinclair True. But they are not allowed to in the USA. FAA and all that. Cheers, Chap.

American bubble : The US is the "the world"

James Holt if you helicopter won't break!

Jake Pittman What is a longline and have you performed such a manuever yourself? The only thing I could find relevant to "longline " is the[Patent number US3724817] Long line loiter technique which would be used by fixed wing aircraft: A unique technique for remotely locating a mass tethered by means of a tow-line to a fixed wing aircraft in a loiter position over, or on a selected target by initially forming the tethered tow line into a long loop preferably by use of a high drag device, while the mass is held within the aircraft, and subsequently free falling the mass from the aircraft to its remote, loiter position on target, while the aircraft is engaged in an on-pylon circling maneuver to thereby stall the line.

Wilke was Scharwz’s and Aaron’s aerobatic instructor.

KKM57P And? He is not the only pilot doing aerobatics on the Helicopter.There is many pilots doing helicopter aerobatics...

Exterminator, the description says "only pilot in the U.S". Beyond that, whether someone is better than another is a subjective view. I have not seen Blacky fly. I'm sure he's amazing. This video was produced to showcase Chuck and what he does. Thanks for watching.

0:26 Oh really? I know that Every American don't even know that there are other countries apart from US but come on people doing commentary on this video should know it...

LOL My favourite US propaganda! Watch this German do aerobotic stunts: ukposts.info/have/v-deo/pGVepIqgbn2Xl3U.html

rocco London "...he[Chuck] was a horrible student..." . And your point is??? A similar thing was said of Einstein who failed Mathematics. Sometimes student learning can be affected by lack of interest or motivation or by inadequate teaching methods of instructors or a combination of all the above. Curious how well these gentlemen did, as they got older and matured. Is that not something to applaud and celebrate?