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    Gives meaning to the phrase "Don't ever give up!"

    Helicopter pilot avoids crash  - GIF-screen-shot-2022-12-03-6.51.06-pm.png


    But, then he hurried back home to change his pants!!!!

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    He took the 60 second lesson twice...

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    Quote Originally Posted by IntheGroove View Post
    He took the 60 second lesson twice...
    What do you mean by that? (google didn't help)
    I've never heard that term before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by drivermark View Post
    What do you mean by that? (google didn't help)
    I've never heard that term before.
    It is in reference to this thread from here a while ago. We had some fun commenting about the 59 second gif.

    How to fly a helicopter - GIF

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    Quote Originally Posted by drivermark View Post
    What do you mean by that? I've never heard that term before.
    There is a thread a few weeks back that has a video of a guy doing a sixty second video clip on the basic 'how to fly a helicopter'.

    EDIT: what hemmjo said...

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    Somewhere here there was a post on a 60 second helicopter lesson. Someone help me...

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    The way he or she backed out of the situation boggles my mind.

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    Thanks guys, I must've missed the first lesson.

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    the Crash avoidance by the pilot was 2 things first extreme flying skills employed and 2 a real brown shorts moment for everyone in the chopper. From the way the sudden gust of wind got under air frame from the back side of the knoll as the pilot was attempting a landing was almost like what happened a while back to a air ambulance trying to land in a parking lot in a town not far from where I am the wife and I watched the guy make 4 attempts being blown halfway across the empty parking lot before there was a slight lull and he managed to get it on the ground long enough for a stretcher to be loaded



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