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Topic: rc chopper rediculousness
Spook
Posts: 17556
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iWIRGaBoZI&mode=related&search=

surely he didnt mean to do this
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parabol
Posts: 2890
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I swear I saw this guy on Battlefield servers all the time ...
whoop
Posts: 10867
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=alan+szabo
Strange Rash
Posts: 204
Location:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6305005745584564974
myWhiteWolf
Posts: 2525
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
thats only truly impressive when you have flown a rc chopper before.

that man has some serious skills.
Bah
Posts: 2327
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Spelling ridiculousness.
Spook
Posts: 17560
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
i dunno

i found it impressive enough to post here, and i aint never flown no chopper
whoop
Posts: 10872
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I have a helicopter simulator thing, comes with a proper controller & what not. It teaches you how to do all that stuff and yes, it is REALLY hard. So far I can fly the chopper around & turn it upside down & land it but that's about it :( If I was training with a real rc helicopter I'd probably have gone through about $20,000 worth of them by now I've crashed that many times :)
Jim
Posts: 5322
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
that was f***ing incredible!

they could use that guy to do crowd control at riots
infi
Posts: 5038
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
that dude has some skills. i don't what possible application they may have in life but damnit he's good at what he does.
ara
Posts: 1007
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
I have a helicopter simulator thing, comes with a proper controller & what not. It teaches you how to do all that stuff and yes, it is REALLY hard.


more details please.
whoop
Posts: 10876
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
http://www.realflight.com/
You can get it from any decent hobby store. Costs like $400 though but if you're going to get into RC choppers and have never flown one before (like me) it is WELL worth it. Like I said, I must have crashed about $20,000 worth of RC choppers by now probably more if I'd just gone out & bought a real one first off.

It allows you to record your flights but it's only playable inside the game it doesn't record to avi or anything and I could never figure out how to use fraps so I can't really show you any videos of it in action unless I aim my dv camera at the monitor or something.

You can fly planes & helicopters, there's a few "fun" planes in there too with smoke & streamers.

I recommend Hobbyrama which is where I got mine and the guys there were awesomely helpful, willing to take the time & talk to you about things unlike another store I won't mention that basically just told me to buy this particular chopper because I'd just crash anything else which I thought was quite rude & condescending
edit edit: Looks like there's videos on the realflight website anyway.

last edited by whoop at 21:41:17 15/Jan/07
Raven
Posts: 1766
Location: Melbourne, Victoria
Makes me wonder how many model helicopters he must have destroyed to learn that stuff.
Psycho!
Posts: 5838
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
yes, yes all very impressive and if it was 20 yrs ago pre-CGI the guy might have got some work with such mad skils. :P

But if you want to see some of the best real life chopper flying and stunt work, try and get a movie out called 'Birds of Prey' with old star David Jansen in it, in the movie chase scene you won't see better stunt chopper flying anywhere ...about 20+ yrs old but holy s*** man the guys that were flying those choppers were incredible.
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