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R44 Crash?

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crazydsb Newbie

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**** man thankfully the pilot wasnt killed.

 

Accidents do happen i understand that and i am by far to new to this industry to critic anyone but with the friction on and gov. off inst that virtually impossible?

 

I only have O hours in the R44 and all, hehe and like 25 in the R22.

 

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twinstar_ca Community Regular

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it's far too easy to be an armchair quarterback and since i wasn't there, i'm in no way gonna.. but this is a debate that has been around for eons.. do you ever leave the bird when it's running and the frictions are on... wouldn't be the 1st time someone watched as their machine flailed itself to pieces...

 

what's most important is that the driver is safe... everything else is secondary.. B)

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