That even the motor or whatever went off for a few seconds really did it. :v:
Also why the fuck put "subscribe plz" there.
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Also why the fuck put "subscribe plz" there.[/QUOTE]
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[sp]they're speaking portuguese[/sp]
That would scare the shit out of me
If that happen i would immediately go in front to take control instead of screaming lol
[QUOTE=insistent;43330550]If that happen i would immediately go in front to take control instead of screaming lol[/QUOTE]
I'd be afraid I'd fuck it up even worse, and cause it to crash faster.
[QUOTE=insistent;43330550]If that happen i would immediately go in front to take control instead of screaming lol[/QUOTE]
which is why this prank could have easily backfired
[QUOTE=HybridTheroy;43330617]which is why this prank could have easily backfired[/QUOTE]
But most pranks can backfire easily. Even then nothing that bad could have happened either, he would just stop pretending to be unconscious and tell him everything is okay. It's not like the passenger would throw him out of the plane and try and land it himself.
[QUOTE=endorphinsam;43330792]But most pranks can backfire easily. Even then nothing that bad could have happened either, he would just stop pretending to be unconscious and tell him everything is okay. It's not like the passenger would throw him out of the plane and try and land it himself.[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure that the pilot's wheel and rudders override the copilots, so even if he hopped in the passenger seat the pilot could have retaken control.
Besides that, planes are actually pretty easy to keep in the air once you've taken off, provided he doesn't run out of fuel before the pilot wakes up.
Just his dickhead smile at the end.
This was brilliant, but mean :v:
On my first helicopter flying lesson the instructor said nice and calmly "Right, I'm just going to simulate an engine failure" and the engine stopped running and we proceeded to fall out the sky and I had a similar reaction.
[QUOTE=Justin Case;43333234]On my first helicopter flying lesson the instructor said nice and calmly "Right, I'm just going to simulate an engine failure" and the engine stopped running and we proceeded to fall out the sky and I had a similar reaction.[/QUOTE]
Was he giving you a demonstration on Counter-Rotating? Similar thing happened to me during a lesson.
[QUOTE=Kebab;43333579]Was he giving you a demonstration on Counter-Rotating? Similar thing happened to me during a lesson.[/QUOTE]
From what I remember, yes. It was the idea that when falling, the rotor will start spinning from the upward airflow and make it possible to glide the helicopter down (probably still into a fatal crash but much less severe than just plummeting)
[QUOTE=Justin Case;43333891]From what I remember, yes. It was the idea that when falling, the rotor will start spinning from the upward airflow and make it possible to glide the helicopter down (probably still into a fatal crash but much less severe than just plummeting)[/QUOTE]
That was a pain in the ass to learn in ArmA :v:
[QUOTE=Dark RaveN;43334190]That was a pain in the ass to learn in ArmA :v:[/QUOTE]
In ArmA for me crashing nose first into the ground was much better than reducing your overall speed and landing on your skids.
[QUOTE=Justin Case;43333891]From what I remember, yes. It was the idea that when falling, the rotor will start spinning from the upward airflow and make it possible to glide the helicopter down (probably still into a fatal crash but much less severe than just plummeting)[/QUOTE]
Yeah, it's called autorotation.
It scared the shit out of me when I took lessons, only I was given fair warning beforehand. It made me dread my next lesson for a looong time.
[QUOTE=insistent;43330550]If that happen i would immediately go in front to take control instead of screaming lol[/QUOTE]
I would probably immediately be on the radio calling for help.
[QUOTE=Justin Case;43333234]On my first helicopter flying lesson the instructor said nice and calmly "Right, I'm just going to simulate an engine failure" and the engine stopped running and we proceeded to fall out the sky and I had a similar reaction.[/QUOTE]
Must have been scary.
But I bet it was useful to learn.
You know.
[I]Justin Case.[/I]
[QUOTE=SGTNAPALM;43337398]I would probably immediately be on the radio calling for help.[/QUOTE]
How would that help?
[QUOTE=Saturn V;43339064]How would that help?[/QUOTE]
Beats the shit out of doing nothing. Having someone successfully talk you through landing a plane isn't unheard of.
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