Thank you for watching.🤗 Below is the synopsis. Please watch from the scene of your choice. 0:00 Highlights 0:15 Prepare for takeoff 0:37 Taxiing to end of runway 2:20 Rotor pre-rotation 2:35 Takeoff and Flight 8:55 Landing #JetKeene_Aircraft_Channel
No its more to do with wheel balance, he's one up so its not as heavy on the nose. The blades which are tilted right back into the wind have lifted this up on this very windy day. This is normal he's getting more rpm out the rotors. He then applies down and the downthrust of the engine pushes the nose down (he could also have pushed the stick forwards). Its properly balanced by the time he lifts off the tail wheel stops the blades hitting at the back. This is normal. With two up the balance would have been on the the 3 main wheels but too much weight at the front and you delay the nose lifting which lengthens the take off run. So this is normal for a two seater with balance set for two not one. Its perfectly safe provided the pilot knows what they are doing as he does.
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Below is the synopsis. Please watch from the scene of your choice.
0:00 Highlights
0:15 Prepare for takeoff
0:37 Taxiing to end of runway
2:20 Rotor pre-rotation
2:35 Takeoff and Flight
8:55 Landing
#JetKeene_Aircraft_Channel
What a cute helicopter
Gyrocopter
nice camera work that zoom and still holding it so steady most of the time. Well done.
Best demonstration of engine quit autorotation landing. Many thanks for this great video.
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So there is no way that gyro was trimmed right on take off. The nose wheel being off the ground the whole time can't be correct?
No its more to do with wheel balance, he's one up so its not as heavy on the nose. The blades which are tilted right back into the wind have lifted this up on this very windy day. This is normal he's getting more rpm out the rotors. He then applies down and the downthrust of the engine pushes the nose down (he could also have pushed the stick forwards). Its properly balanced by the time he lifts off the tail wheel stops the blades hitting at the back. This is normal. With two up the balance would have been on the the 3 main wheels but too much weight at the front and you delay the nose lifting which lengthens the take off run. So this is normal for a two seater with balance set for two not one. Its perfectly safe provided the pilot knows what they are doing as he does.