10 Homemade Helicopters Flying Successfully 🔥🔥🔥

Building a helicopter is no child's play. It demands hours and hours of hard work.
Unfortunately, several homemade helicopters crash during test flights. Or worse still, some don't even manage to get their helicopters airborne.
However, we know 10 people who built helicopters and flew them.
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0:00 Introduction
0:41 Cameron Carter
1:31 Mitch G United States
2:17 Joseph Nkaheza
3:32 Russian Engineer
5:23 Ukrainian Engineer
6:48 Japanese Engineer
7:26 Ken Wallis United Kingdom
8:25 Greek Engineer Greece

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[RahulSingh-tfbh]

Hats off to the Hungarian pilot who added the element of risk to his flying skills and nailed it

[colinsteam]

Full credit to the African guy, his all steel chopper flew and if he had just a bit more skill it would have been a success.

[indridcold]

The Ugandan steel helicopter builder is a genius! To make a successful helicopter out of heavy steel shows just how powerful and well built the helicopter is. I agree with the narrator. Perhaps it was a lack of flight experience that had the helicopter crash. It is likely he rebuilt it.

[UhtredRagnarsson]

The Hungarian guy knew what it's all about.🚁🚁🚁

[Laodell]

Joseph Nkaheza - Made a good bird but it lacked power. You could hear ( 2:42 ) and see when the rotors began 'coning' (2:50 ) ~ losing speed and he started descending. That was his que to land. He pulled more collective and slowed the rotors more( 2:58 ). As he pulled more collective he overpowered the tail rotors ability to counteract the increased drag of the main blades and then began what's called 'loss of tail rotor effectiveness' (3:02 ) LTE is established and unrecoverable at this point. Lack of proper power for the weight of the craft contributed to Pilot Error. He *could* have gained forward flight without additional power. The hover requires a lot more power but slowing to a hover to land would have been more of a slide in.

[RahulYadav-gqbp]

Helicopters are no joke they don't forgive. Remember there is a thin line between Genius and insanity.

[alexanderSydneyOz]

#5 now that is someone who really knows what he is doing

[flaviobr]

6:23 Holy Ignorance Batman, that's a GYROCOPTER

[waseempervezx]

Japanese dude with coaxial rotor, is next level, nothing impossible for human beings🫡

[wernervanderwalt]

Hahahaha! Nice! Coolest guy on the list is the Japanese guy with the counter rotating propeler on his helicopter. That is a whole different level of engineering.

[mumbempire]

Having blades spinning at higher speeds above the roof of my head is surely the last thing I want to do. Kudos to all these guys.

[vorda]

The Russian knows what he's doing, I think he was very close to MiL helicopters or even flew on them and the Hungarian is on another level😁

[iCoteg]

3:32 is aslo an Ukrainian helicopter created in 1979 in Cherkasy

[Maranatha]

Best helicopter US-man
Also very good Hungarian and Ukrainian

[Handleyman]

7 was not a helicopter, it was a gyro plane

[Mrsinuodiavlog]

This video is much better than Netflix

[Darksagan]

All of these are awesome. I would love to see what the African guy could build with the right materials.

[jokerswank]

The Indians that have tried to build helicopters could learn from this.

[henthust]

I like the Chinese one. A huge success.