@aaronrheins: 134ft Helicopter Rotor #aviation #helicopter #History

🔥🫴🏎️TF1🏎️🫳🔥 :

Engineers said: lets strap 40 meters of rotor on a bit of metal frame and a canopy and call it a day💔

BigaWeanka :

not the largest

big sterlin.9 :

of course it was Hughes, always that fucker

Krzysztof :

where is the counter torque prop?

blendi.Ademi& :

X-59 on most tracked!

Gerpsu :

is it in a museum?

♜ Fen ♜ :

Early helicopters are easily one of my greatest fears. None of them looked like they should have worked even a little.

Kev❤️‍🔥🦦 :

fudge aviation ✈️ :

yo, this a solid photo?

Gahdang :

Legitimately, why did you say, "sadly testing ended in 1955"

ehitanvazquez6 :

alr now that is just insane tf

Akimio :

I guess it was hughes

Homicide Detective Briggs :

The wheels make it look like a fkn dragonfly 😭

crane guy :

This is Cargo Jimmy, Cargo Bob's special cousin 🤣🤣🤣

Lachlan Copley :

This is some thunderbirds type shit

carltheveggieman :

Could you talk about the incident that happened in Pearson airport, happened 10 hrs ago

DOMYNIX9 :

M-M-M-MASSIVE

jeahn :

Anita :

Need to know if it can actually fly

1IDKsoIDK1 :

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John Wayne :

Years later I believe they were built Vietnam war era but are still today look very similar but smaller they are a sky crane. We used them to fly joints of pipe to the top of some mountains worked great still doin it today. It could carry 2 joints 80' long 36"-42" diameter

SleepyZombieZim :

That thing is nuts! 🥺

Coby_Liam :

i wonder if it looked cool at night...the wingtips burning?

龙 :

People was just building shi

(Lotus) grey knight :

Highes just build bs