Helicopter Flight Training 21 - Max Performance Takeoff, Off-Airport Landing, 180° Autos...

21st helicopter training flight in an R22. Max performance takeoff, off airport landing, 180 autos at altitude, autos, running landing and more... Due to flying with one door off the airflow noise it creates means some interference in the audio in some parts. See notes, tips, related videos & links below.

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00:00 START
02:15 running landing
06:50 demonstration of running landing from air taxi
11:30 running landing - nose slightly too high on touchdown
14:35 max performance take off talk through and 1st attempt
16:20 pre take off checks catch RPM not in the green
18:20 turboprop airplane patterns wide and at 1500 feet AGL
21:35 pull up to max continuous power to get to practice areas sooner (and practice flying like a commercial operator - time is money)
25:15 once in cruise observe gauge values to detect any trends before they become redline values
27:50 180 degree autorotations at altitude - watch horizon and manage RPM in turns
30:30 anticipate the RPM build when you feel heavy in the seat (g loading) and hear the RPM pitch increase
35:20 demonstration of 180 auto at altitude
37:15 talking through an off airport landing
39:40 always be prepared to abort the approach and know your out plan in advance
40:00 demonstration of off airport landing
44:35 scenario based training (SBT) - consider a realistic need/scenario to add extra depth to the training
48:10 watch out for starting wildfires
48:45 use down wash dispersion pattern to identify light wind direction
50:40 slope pickup- adjust disk as aircraft rolls
52:10 predict where over the ground ETL and the extra performance will occur
53:05 after takeoff from off airport check to make sure no ground fire started
58:40 entering a pattern on a 45 degree entry to downwind
1:03:10 straight-in autos to the aiming points (thousand foot markers)
1:08:20 clear above before climbing (airplanes going around overhead)
1:12:00 air taxi and quickstop (rapid deceleration)

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[richardhutchinson]

As a Brit living in Canada, I love the reference to a lorry. Lol. First time I've heard that word for a long time. I've watched all of your videos so far and enjoyed every single minute. Makes me wish I'd continued with my helicopter flying thirty years back when in the UK.

[alexwonner]

Should have edited a bit to shorten it.