What are you talking about how far back i was watching an African rocket designer he's gonna fly his rocket to the sun when asked how he was gonna keep from burning up when getting closer to the sun he said I'm gonna reach at night when it's not burning hot is that brilliant or what 💪💪💪💪
These guys are building from scratch with whatever resources are available and then being their own test pilot. They aren't lacking in ambition or gonads.
My hats off to these guys. They had the basic idea and went forward with it. If they received education in aircraft design and basic engineering, the sky would be the limit.
@tonyhill8300 They are inventing personal, affordable flight, something most of us do not have. I have an ancient Cessna 152 Aerobat. It has more duct tape than naugahyde in the interior. The outside panels do not all match. The instruments are still the clockwork originals. This flying thrift store cost me £20.000.
@techleontius9161 But the propeller driven aeroplanes have a huge dicer in the front, as well. If you try to do a prop start and forget to chuck the wheels, you have a decapitation creation. At least you feel nothing.
Yup Zambia had a space program, some asshole even dumped like $200k in to it. And it was literally just guys like this welding pig iron together and covering it with wood and cardboard. They really are astonishing. . .but I wish I could just observe them from afar. . .
In most nations, civilians can not even get an engine to run, weld, nor even mount tyres on wheels. These amateur aviators are far ahead of the civilians of most other nations. The civilians from most other nations only know how to eat.
@indridcold8433 you mean the other countries where the internal combustion engines, welding units, steel, and wheels are designed and manufactured? 🤡🤣. Speaking of the wheel .... guess which place on earth humans hadn't even been able to invent the wheel before it was introduced by Westerners even though they had had tens of thousands of years to do it 🤣🫢
@@unclenash6103 For making aeroplanes, it does seem awkward. But they did mount engines, welded metal, fabricated frames, mounted tyres to wheels, and got engines running cod their project. Most people can do none of that. I guess they willfully do not want to know the basics, like how to mount a tyre to a simple wheel. I have heard people say, "I pay others to mount my tyres." They found nothing wrong with willfully not knowing how to mount a tyre, nor even how to change to the spare tyre and wheel when a driving tyre gets damaged. I recently met a chap that had no idea how to turn the headlamps on his daily driven automobile. There is nothing worse than willful ignorance.
Considering some of Africans are still living in mud and brick huts and constructing these from backyard workshops is still quite impressive. I'd love to see what us North Americans could do without FAA and Safety regulations!
An helicopter's propeller is one of the most complicated piece of machinery out there ! No half-ass mechanic can just connect propeller on an engine and expect it to fly ! Even the best car mechanics out there can't replicate the complex mechanism...the propeller not only turn but the angles change, it also tips foward or backwards...
Some even had a hinge in the middle. But, it was complex that it did not catch on. Even the main rotor of a gyroprop, is complex, with pivot on the blades and the blade travel disk. There were fixed blade helicopters, but were very early designs that provided poor results.
@petemitchell4690 French is my weakest language. But, I can speak and understand it, with difficulty in writing it. Castillian Spanish is my original language and primary language. English is my secondary language of the three. I get paid a lot of money to translate schematics, technical diagrams, and service mantials between the three languages I know. When work is slow, I pick up a manual and start translating. No matter how slow it is, I am not allowed to leave my shift because I am the only third shift employee. I actually get paid my hourly pay plus $30 an hour, for translating.
@@GB-go6gp English is either the primary language or secondary language of almost all nations. I grew up in Spain. English was taught right after Spanish. I continued to lean English after I graduation. Now, I live in Canada. Here, the official languages are English and French. In the United States of America, there is no official language but English and Spanish are the most common languages. In Mexico, the official language is only Spanish. But English is taught in secondary schools everywhere. English is the most widespread language in the cosmos, thanks to the most influential nation on the planet, Great Britain. I lived in Manchester, England through young adulthood. There, almost all major languages are heard.
I’m actually quite impressed, giving what they have to work with. The wright brothers failed many times, too. Good on them, but I wouldn’t want to see anyone hurt!
The man who never made a mistake never made anything, so full marks to these lads for at least having a go. Remember the weird contraptions we came up with in the beginning.
@ Afrikleo, you're my favorite UA-camr. Your videos have taught me so much, and you are so creative. Please never stop making them. I can’t wait for your next upload!
Can you assemble an aircraft, even one that does not get airborne? My guess is no. You probably do not even know how to mount the engine, nor even repair one.
The first clip is gyrocopter, a special kind of plane that uses autorotation to generate lift. It is basically a plan that doesnt require wings, very interesting
I love Gyrocopters, a lot easier to build than a plane, not the easiest way to get airborne, if that what you want then build a microlight that uses a wing design taken from a hang glider, it's a simple alloy frame and a strong material covering. Other than that a gyrocopteris the other way to fly! Good look!
A gyrocopter is actually a rotary-wing aircraft, but the rotors are driven by the airflow and not directly by the engine which is just used to propel the aircraft forwards.
Gyroplane, or autogyro are the proper terms for this type of machine. "Gyrocopter" was the brand name or a small gyroplane kit known as the Bensen Gyro-Copter. "Copter" implies a powered-rotor helicopter
They likely know far more than the civilians of most nations. Most civilians of most nations only know how to eat and do their worthless job. Most of them do not even know how to mount a tyre to a rim, repair the engine of their automobile, or even drive an automobile properly. I could not believe that a guy that had been driving over 20 years was clueless how to change a clutch on an automobile. We came upon a beautiful Austin Martin. It had a bad clutch. The price was only £1000. They guy did not know how to change the clutch nor how to operate a vehicle with a manual transmission. He did not even have the full driver's license.
@@Lucas_Stradeus Unfortunately, spitting facts is what it takes to allow others to think beyond their own miserable existence. They used to not be that way.
I love the bravery and ingenuity even if they fail to leave the ground. They might figure out something unexpected and good. But pretty dam gutzy , borderline insane! 😊
Communication infrastructure is rather poor in rural areas. Even where I live, all I can get is Hughes Net. It advertises 50 megabits per second. I am lucky to get 20 to 25. Where I live, a, smartphone is worthless. I have to travel 10 kilometers to get service. Thus, my telephone is an antique telephone hanging on my kitchen wall. Rural life is very different from suburban or urban life. We have to put diesel and petrol in the barn for the winter so we can run our generators and true 4x4 vehicles. Electric vehicles are a joke here.
Great progress here. I see that we now have Africans who have mastered the concept of "the wheel." Unfortunately, it looks like it might take them another 10,000 years to learn to fly.
All I can picture is all of them like bubbles when he was building that model rocket and wearing the kids spacesuit that came with it, that’s all that these dudes need and they are set, they will be flyin in no time.
UA-cam community standards prevent me from replying honestly to this video. 🤣 I've got news for you. That first gyrocopter wasn't built from junk parts.
Have to admire their ambition to achieve the dream. It's impressive some of these gentlemen do get airborne, although I do cringe a bit worrying about them getting injured, especially the helicopter designs. Even with the aid of CAD, a well designed helicopter rotor collective assembly would be a tough task for me without acquiring a fair amount of good reference material. Ultralight airplanes and gyrocopters are the best place to start.
@@indridcold8433 But those little props are not nearly the size of those big whirling blades. One of those things breaks loose and it could cut a swatch through anything it encounters.
The African lads are very smart. They figured out airfoils, variable pitch propellers, tail rotors. But did not figure out power to weight ratios and center of gravity calculations.
Start a non-profit that ships unwanted/discarded light aircraft to South Africa. Imagine what these guys could do with tons of scrapped airplane parts.
If I were these guys, I would forget about helicopters and instead focus on fixed-wing and gyproplanes. Helicopters are very complicated mechanically and aerodynamically.
I'm still deciding if it's brazenness that impels them to actually try to fly these death traps, or just plain lack the understanding that gravity has on landing.
Very True! Yet there are alot of youtube videos here that claim afrikans orignally invented the modern technologies and forms of travel the world uses these days😂
Africa did come up with the wheel. It is the cradle of humanity. The species originates in Africa, likely Ethiopia. The wheel is one of the earliest inventions. Humans were still in Africa back then.
In the beginning of the video I saw a helicopter flying like a plane, that was the most funny part. Anyway atleast in the beginning of the video the plane was atleast flying. Keep on working hard you might create you own plane one day.
Its actually a gyrocopter not a helicopter. The difference is that the rotor on a helicopter is directly driven by the engine whereas on a gyro it's driven purely by the airflow.
That first one is quite impressive! As are many of these others that half work- a bit more work on some of them and they could be legitimate flying machines- not sure how safe, I'm considering legitimate pretty much: does it get off the ground more than a few Yards? and is the landing controlled? It's always neat to see People chasing their dreams, even if it doesn't work out. These Pilots have steel ball-bearings! Fallout: Africa ;)
Africans are that desperate to fly out of there . I wish we had this desire in Scotland 2024 December. Looking to fly out of here 2025 using my bin and a weed wacker
The chopper in the beginning, guy used a 1uz, 4lt Toyota v8, 😂 don't think the rest of his build will be able to hold together... Spectators should get brave heart medals
These guys are pioneers. Everybody laughed at the Wright brothers until they succeeded. So much respect for these heroes who try and try and try. Every attempt gets that bit closer to the goal.
No they aren't. Aircraft exist. There are plans for homebuilt or kit aircraft. These guys have seen planes and figure as long as it looks the same it will work. They have no clue as to what materials or engine HP to weight to use yet all this information IS available
@@ITALJUTE the goal has already been achieved some 100 + years ago bu Wright Bros,,,they are more of a hazard for themselves and the folks around them, they are not pioneers, just trying to reinvent the wheel,,,they should focus more on education where useful sciences are taught..
The FAA is infamous throughout the world. They allow Boeing to keep putting out American aircraft that are infamous throughout the world. Boeing aircraft are all being pulled from service, slowly, and being replaced with Airbus in UK, Spain, France, Canada. I have witnessed this first hand, where I work. Even the freighter planes are being replaced with Airbus.
It is far better than what the civilians of most nations could ever do. Most civilians can not even repair their own automobile. It is actually really pathetic. All they can do is eat. At least these civilians are mounting an engine, making a frame, getting things to work together. It flight aspect is not there. But, they may be able to get there. Most civilians do not even know what to do if the engine in their automobile losses compression on a cylinder.
How far behind are these engineers from Afrika?
🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣
I'd say they are not far at all judging by the fact these guys hav no formal engineering degree.
What are you talking about how far back i was watching an African rocket designer he's gonna fly his rocket to the sun when asked how he was gonna keep from burning up when getting closer to the sun he said I'm gonna reach at night when it's not burning hot is that brilliant or what 💪💪💪💪
@@FkDam 🤣🤣🤣😂
@@FkDam it's cringe and overused
These guys are building from scratch with whatever resources are available and then being their own test pilot. They aren't lacking in ambition or gonads.
What they lack is basic concepts, skills and laws in the fields on Engineering, Aerodynamics and Flight Training.
1900 we saw this
But they are lacking in know how.
I think having guts and being intelligent is far more respectable.
@@zognoger7451 That's great, until they kill someone with one of these monstrosities.
They're all lucky these things never fly.
My hats off to these guys. They had the basic idea and went forward with it. If they received education in aircraft design and basic engineering, the sky would be the limit.
definitely
I give all these mad lads respect.
Yup. They are doing the best with what they have.
Their dream is to fly and I hope they never give up. A little luck too.
Respect for being stupid
@@dirtyscant3447 These guys would be famous inventors just a century ago. They do things that no commoner can do in other areas.
There not inventing anything
@tonyhill8300 They are inventing personal, affordable flight, something most of us do not have. I have an ancient Cessna 152 Aerobat. It has more duct tape than naugahyde in the interior. The outside panels do not all match. The instruments are still the clockwork originals. This flying thrift store cost me £20.000.
Those are rotary- guillotines.
I think all propeller driven aircraft are rotary guillotines. You can try one out, if in doubt. I choose not to do it.
That's why it's better to make a homemade airplane rather than homemade helicopter.
@techleontius9161 But the propeller driven aeroplanes have a huge dicer in the front, as well. If you try to do a prop start and forget to chuck the wheels, you have a decapitation creation. At least you feel nothing.
Can't wait to see their space program!😂
I'd like to see their nuclear submarine designs- trials & errors😂
Look up Zambias space program, those guys make these pilots looks like engineers from the future 😂
Yup Zambia had a space program, some asshole even dumped like $200k in to it. And it was literally just guys like this welding pig iron together and covering it with wood and cardboard. They really are astonishing. . .but I wish I could just observe them from afar. . .
They have a space program and incredible
This is like an alternate universe where we humans never figured out to fly planes
Didn't until pretty recently.
You mean where humans lacked the aptitude to learn.
In most nations, civilians can not even get an engine to run, weld, nor even mount tyres on wheels. These amateur aviators are far ahead of the civilians of most other nations. The civilians from most other nations only know how to eat.
@indridcold8433 you mean the other countries where the internal combustion engines, welding units, steel, and wheels are designed and manufactured? 🤡🤣. Speaking of the wheel .... guess which place on earth humans hadn't even been able to invent the wheel before it was introduced by Westerners even though they had had tens of thousands of years to do it 🤣🫢
@@ausforce1the wheel existed in Africa buddy,westerners didn't introduce it. May i ask ,what do you gain from such a racist assumption??
Best comedy show ever!
@@unclenash6103 For making aeroplanes, it does seem awkward. But they did mount engines, welded metal, fabricated frames, mounted tyres to wheels, and got engines running cod their project. Most people can do none of that. I guess they willfully do not want to know the basics, like how to mount a tyre to a simple wheel. I have heard people say, "I pay others to mount my tyres." They found nothing wrong with willfully not knowing how to mount a tyre, nor even how to change to the spare tyre and wheel when a driving tyre gets damaged. I recently met a chap that had no idea how to turn the headlamps on his daily driven automobile. There is nothing worse than willful ignorance.
Considering some of Africans are still living in mud and brick huts and constructing these from backyard workshops is still quite impressive.
I'd love to see what us North Americans could do without FAA and Safety regulations!
You figure they would actually start with upgrading from 50,000 year old mud huts, to indoor plumbing and stuff...but nah,
@biggumstevens1784 For indoor plumbing, first you need infrastructure. A sewer system or septic tank would be a good start.
My hats off to these brave aviators.
Aviators actually fly 😂
They are not True Pilots and neither are the people claiming their projects are Air-Worthy.
Their hats will also go off if one of these propellers accidentally gets loose.
Definitely booking business class with these airlines !! 😂
Please do!
Thank you! I love these videos - they give me a good laugh and also great respect for Africans aspiration, innovation and resourcefulness 👍
Thank you too!
An helicopter's propeller is one of the most complicated piece of machinery out there ! No half-ass mechanic can just connect propeller on an engine and expect it to fly ! Even the best car mechanics out there can't replicate the complex mechanism...the propeller not only turn but the angles change, it also tips foward or backwards...
Some even had a hinge in the middle. But, it was complex that it did not catch on. Even the main rotor of a gyroprop, is complex, with pivot on the blades and the blade travel disk. There were fixed blade helicopters, but were very early designs that provided poor results.
On a helicopter, it's called a rotor, not a propeller.
@rescue270 thank you, I'm almost 100% bilingual, being French-Canadian from Montreal Quebec, there are lot's of words I do not translate properly...
The Jesus nut on a rotor blade is the most important part too. It allows the blades to flex fleely.
@petemitchell4690 French is my weakest language. But, I can speak and understand it, with difficulty in writing it. Castillian Spanish is my original language and primary language. English is my secondary language of the three. I get paid a lot of money to translate schematics, technical diagrams, and service mantials between the three languages I know. When work is slow, I pick up a manual and start translating. No matter how slow it is, I am not allowed to leave my shift because I am the only third shift employee. I actually get paid my hourly pay plus $30 an hour, for translating.
Hura African siyabonga umsebenzi omuhle Nami ngithi salute kini
Beyond their engineering skills, what I find amazing, is their ability to speak English.
@@GB-go6gp English is either the primary language or secondary language of almost all nations. I grew up in Spain. English was taught right after Spanish. I continued to lean English after I graduation. Now, I live in Canada. Here, the official languages are English and French. In the United States of America, there is no official language but English and Spanish are the most common languages. In Mexico, the official language is only Spanish. But English is taught in secondary schools everywhere. English is the most widespread language in the cosmos, thanks to the most influential nation on the planet, Great Britain. I lived in Manchester, England through young adulthood. There, almost all major languages are heard.
I’m actually quite impressed, giving what they have to work with. The wright brothers failed many times, too. Good on them, but I wouldn’t want to see anyone hurt!
The Mi24 Hind flying over 3:30
... Trolling at it's best hahah
Pilots be flexing so hard💀
As they say..a little knowledge is dangerous.....these guys are way beyond that.
Impressive autogyro!👍
Honestly the last guy in red just needed right rudder to counteract torque/ prop twist !! Best of luck 😂
The man who never made a mistake never made anything, so full marks to these lads for at least having a go. Remember the weird contraptions we came up with in the beginning.
I admire their motivation. 😊 I wish them all great success !!!
There's a Quote that goes along the following lines that fit here: "Good Intentions combined with Ignorance has killed many a human being".
Us too!
@ Afrikleo, you're my favorite UA-camr. Your videos have taught me so much, and you are so creative. Please never stop making them. I can’t wait for your next upload!
You're the best!
I am impressed by the bravery of the onlookers.
Your naration was timeless!
Afro-engineering is entertaining to say the least 😂😂😂
Can you assemble an aircraft, even one that does not get airborne? My guess is no. You probably do not even know how to mount the engine, nor even repair one.
Reinventing wheels.
The first clip is gyrocopter, a special kind of plane that uses autorotation to generate lift. It is basically a plan that doesnt require wings, very interesting
I agree
I love Gyrocopters, a lot easier to build than a plane, not the easiest way to get airborne, if that what you want then build a microlight that uses a wing design taken from a hang glider, it's a simple alloy frame and a strong material covering. Other than that a gyrocopteris the other way to fly! Good look!
A gyrocopter is actually a rotary-wing aircraft, but the rotors are driven by the airflow and not directly by the engine which is just used to propel the aircraft forwards.
Gyroplane, or autogyro are the proper terms for this type of machine. "Gyrocopter" was the brand name or a small gyroplane kit known as the Bensen Gyro-Copter. "Copter" implies a powered-rotor helicopter
@@125bratSo that's how they work...
Ignorance is NOT guts, it's just Ignorance!
They likely know far more than the civilians of most nations. Most civilians of most nations only know how to eat and do their worthless job. Most of them do not even know how to mount a tyre to a rim, repair the engine of their automobile, or even drive an automobile properly. I could not believe that a guy that had been driving over 20 years was clueless how to change a clutch on an automobile. We came upon a beautiful Austin Martin. It had a bad clutch. The price was only £1000. They guy did not know how to change the clutch nor how to operate a vehicle with a manual transmission. He did not even have the full driver's license.
It's not ignorance. It's inability.
@@indridcold8433Bro, you're basically spitting facts
@@Lucas_Stradeus Unfortunately, spitting facts is what it takes to allow others to think beyond their own miserable existence. They used to not be that way.
Much appreciated from West Bengal, india!
I absolutely admire the grind ! But holy shit this is dangerous as hell 🤣
This is wild, it's almost the level western designers were at around 1900. The sheer brazen madladdery ist respectable
Replying to @Mr.McWatson:
THERE IS **NO** SUCH WORD AS **MADLADDERY**
@@Tombilicus Of course there is. I just used it.
@@Mr.McWatson **NOPE!!**
everybody deserves to fly with a personal mosquitocopter. 👍 good luck
Not a beer in sight.
It is South Africa, not Germany.
First time I ever seen the African Air Force get off the ground
I love the bravery and ingenuity even if they fail to leave the ground. They might figure out something unexpected and good. But pretty dam gutzy , borderline insane! 😊
Fingers crossed!
Why don't they use the internet to acquire plans and information that would allow them to build something that will actually fly?
Communication infrastructure is rather poor in rural areas. Even where I live, all I can get is Hughes Net. It advertises 50 megabits per second. I am lucky to get 20 to 25. Where I live, a, smartphone is worthless. I have to travel 10 kilometers to get service. Thus, my telephone is an antique telephone hanging on my kitchen wall. Rural life is very different from suburban or urban life. We have to put diesel and petrol in the barn for the winter so we can run our generators and true 4x4 vehicles. Electric vehicles are a joke here.
Great progress here. I see that we now have Africans who have mastered the concept of "the wheel." Unfortunately, it looks like it might take them another 10,000 years to learn to fly.
This is awesome i love the creativity
All I can picture is all of them like bubbles when he was building that model rocket and wearing the kids spacesuit that came with it, that’s all that these dudes need and they are set, they will be flyin in no time.
Its Like Watching Some Alternative Universe !
“After years of planning and watching horror movies” 😂
UA-cam community standards prevent me from replying honestly to this video. 🤣 I've got news for you. That first gyrocopter wasn't built from junk parts.
Holly sh*t hats off to them . Dont think I could be that brave
The tree-trimming helicopter is pretty cool.
Makes me think this is probably how they watched us when we found spaceships in the desert I’m sure they found it very entertaining 🤷🏻♂️
Love what there do may not be inline with the standard but awesome they try
Have to admire their ambition to achieve the dream. It's impressive some of these gentlemen do get airborne, although I do cringe a bit worrying about them getting injured, especially the helicopter designs. Even with the aid of CAD, a well designed helicopter rotor collective assembly would be a tough task for me without acquiring a fair amount of good reference material. Ultralight airplanes and gyrocopters are the best place to start.
The brave ones are the helicopter builders. Those big spinning blades are capable of taking off an arm or a leg and possibly a head,
Helicopter Blades do way more than that to careless people.
The propellers in the front of a fixed wing aircraft would sever an arm with ease.
@@JosephHolness-u2m The Wright brothers did their first flight in a big field. These guys seem to do it in the middle of a village.
@@indridcold8433 But those little props are not nearly the size of those big whirling blades. One of those things breaks loose and it could cut a swatch through anything it encounters.
The first clip is a regular gyrocopter which is factory made in NORTH AMERICA worth near $35,000.
The African lads are very smart. They figured out airfoils, variable pitch propellers, tail rotors. But did not figure out power to weight ratios and center of gravity calculations.
Bravo to modern adventure.
bravo
To be fair, the ones that actually flew look like old kit built gyrocopters, not entirely from scrap.
Very cool! I love these kind of minds
If you have a weak engine, you need a long runway (or use a car to push or pull you to get up to speed).
Start a non-profit that ships unwanted/discarded light aircraft to South Africa. Imagine what these guys could do with tons of scrapped airplane parts.
If I were these guys, I would forget about helicopters and instead focus on fixed-wing and gyproplanes. Helicopters are very complicated mechanically and aerodynamically.
If he started from a cliff I’m positive he will fly…
I'm still deciding if it's brazenness that impels them to actually try to fly these death traps, or just plain lack the understanding that gravity has on landing.
How did that one that actually flew land, and did the pilot survive?
I like the video very creative
Africa never came up with the wheel. Maybe start there.
Very True! Yet there are alot of youtube videos here that claim afrikans orignally invented the modern technologies and forms of travel the world uses these days😂
Africa did come up with the wheel. It is the cradle of humanity. The species originates in Africa, likely Ethiopia. The wheel is one of the earliest inventions. Humans were still in Africa back then.
@@SalemikTUBE Yes it did. It was created in prehistoric times by our great ancestors. Humans originate in Africa.
I've seen many of these. You just need quarters to ride one.
really
In the beginning of the video I saw a helicopter flying like a plane, that was the most funny part.
Anyway atleast in the beginning of the video the plane was atleast flying. Keep on working hard you might create you own plane one day.
Its actually a gyrocopter not a helicopter. The difference is that the rotor on a helicopter is directly driven by the engine whereas on a gyro it's driven purely by the airflow.
@125brat
I am glad, in the end it flew away. It was very satisfactory for me.
So now we know its not drones visiting our skies 🛸
Wakanda forever!
Where is he going to land???? 😂😂😂😂
Looks like that very old documentary about all the ideas that failed before plane invention, but in color and sound 🤣😂🤣
That first one is quite impressive! As are many of these others that half work- a bit more work on some of them and they could be legitimate flying machines- not sure how safe, I'm considering legitimate pretty much: does it get off the ground more than a few Yards? and is the landing controlled? It's always neat to see People chasing their dreams, even if it doesn't work out. These Pilots have steel ball-bearings! Fallout: Africa ;)
Africans are that desperate to fly out of there . I wish we had this desire in Scotland 2024 December. Looking to fly out of here 2025 using my bin and a weed wacker
😂😂😂
wakanda air ships are real!
😂ROTFLMAO!
Cargo cult x 100
The chopper in the beginning, guy used a 1uz, 4lt Toyota v8, 😂 don't think the rest of his build will be able to hold together... Spectators should get brave heart medals
The "Flying" part refers to how the scraps fly outward as the machines self destruct!
Dude @5:00 has the pilot prerequisite down pat. Did you see the way he was adjusting his Ray-Bans during the take off roll?
You should be one of those documentary narrators
which ones?
just remember safety first, power to you guys!
Great video my friend😂
Thanks for the visit
That’s nuts!
The only "flying scraps" i see here are the piec s flying off
Wonder how many people were decapitated by the helicopter contraption?
Are we to assume the autogyro only had a successful takeoff?
Nice accent, greetings from Brasil! fr
Hey, thanks!
Dreams of flying good luck
Dude is clowning his own people 😂😂😂😂
The greatest thing is their enthusiasm
Gona need a bigger engine!😂
These guys are pioneers. Everybody laughed at the Wright brothers until they succeeded. So much respect for these heroes who try and try and try. Every attempt gets that bit closer to the goal.
@@ITALJUTE they are not pioneers they are just trying to reinvent the wheel and putting their and others lives in extreme danger..
No they aren't. Aircraft exist. There are plans for homebuilt or kit aircraft. These guys have seen planes and figure as long as it looks the same it will work. They have no clue as to what materials or engine HP to weight to use yet all this information IS available
@@ITALJUTE the goal has already been achieved some 100 + years ago bu Wright Bros,,,they are more of a hazard for themselves and the folks around them, they are not pioneers, just trying to reinvent the wheel,,,they should focus more on education where useful sciences are taught..
What are you talking about. The helicopter is already invented. These people are stupid.
@@kirkstinson7316 They're making their own from scratch you know, just because it exists already doesnt meant you cannot do it by your own means
I would so love to give these guys a functioning rocket engine....
The man with the auto gyro hes the man it flew perfect and stable smoothe he needs interview
FAA SAYS: Your a menace, go to America and become a millionair.
The FAA is infamous throughout the world. They allow Boeing to keep putting out American aircraft that are infamous throughout the world. Boeing aircraft are all being pulled from service, slowly, and being replaced with Airbus in UK, Spain, France, Canada. I have witnessed this first hand, where I work. Even the freighter planes are being replaced with Airbus.
There are free plans on the internet for ultralight planes. Perhaps even just for reference.
a lot of these people probably don't have access to the internet .... do they ?
So this is Afro engineering
It is far better than what the civilians of most nations could ever do. Most civilians can not even repair their own automobile. It is actually really pathetic. All they can do is eat. At least these civilians are mounting an engine, making a frame, getting things to work together. It flight aspect is not there. But, they may be able to get there. Most civilians do not even know what to do if the engine in their automobile losses compression on a cylinder.
The Wrong brothers.
😂😂
The Wright Brothers are turning in their graves!😂
I bet😂
imagine building a helicopter out of steel pipes and angle iron and expecting it to be able to fly
What happened to that guy who got airborne ?? Did he live ??
LOL, No chance in hell, will they ever fly...luckily for them!
Well, the famous plane pioneers in Europe and USA started in the same way with the same crashes.