I Hear A Huey Popping!

[Blackmac]

If'n all ya'all want to hear a "Huey" thumpin, get a copy of "Apocalypse".

 

You can hear them in chorus.

 

Flew a 2by4 on the Ivory Coast for ONCHO and never had to wait for a taxi at any local airport.

 

Cheers, Don

[koalaa119]

If'n all ya'all want to hear a "Huey" thumpin, get a copy of "Apocalypse".

 

You can hear them in chorus.

 

Flew a 2by4 on the Ivory Coast for ONCHO and never had to wait for a taxi at any local airport.

 

Cheers, Don

 

That would be a handy tool up in the Artic where northern Time applies. You could at least give them a 20 min warning. LOL

 

Steven

[transquebecniece]

If'n all ya'all want to hear a "Huey" thumpin, get a copy of "Apocalypse".

Seen every film ever produced with Hueys in them. A few times. It's just not the same as in real life, I am told.

[Blackmac]

TQN: At the airport in Calgary you can hear them once they leave the mountains. Takes about a half hour for it to reach the airport.

 

Love the sound.

 

Shades of straight pipes I had on a 38 Ford convertible in the fifties, great sound.

 

Cheers, Don

[transquebecniece]

Yahbut I don't want to have to go clear to Calgary (no offense)! I'm tryin' to sweet-talk Jim Paules (American Heroes Airshow Network producer) into bringin' 'em to Denver. I think he thinks I'm nuts at this point. I imagine that sound echoing off the mountains is fabulous.

[cap]

koalaa119 ...........try having a conversation on the ground with 35 approaching...........and coming at you "hard-down" and close to VNE where they really "CRACK".

[skullcap]

35 wow can't even try to imagine that. Had 3 204's buzz me once years ago, you don't hear them you feel them, hair on end cool....

[rainman]

Could be the driving force behind many pilots!?

Great sound, no machine sounds quite as cool as a medium Bell of some variation.

[koalaa119]

koalaa119 ...........try having a conversation on the ground with 35 approaching...........and coming at you "hard-down" and close to VNE where they really "CRACK".

 

 

That would be awesome. I had the priviledge once of watching the Swiss airforce practicing low level dogfighting in a mountain valley. THey were breaking the sound barrier on a regular basis. My brother and I could hardly speak they were so loud as the noise vibrated off the mountains. But 35 Bell's would be too much. :shock: Could only feel and listen to that. Awe inspiring.

 

cheers.

[volition]

I got admit Rainman...The huey sound is what brought me to helicopters!! :punk: