Exploding rubber sharks are a real threat to the local ecology.
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LOL…I love how everything has a specific label. It’s almost as if they expected to have to use the Shark Repellent Bat Spray.
Robin seems like the kind a guy who pushes for power.
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I actually didn’t realize helicopters did this…
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They call it HIFR
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Interesting. I knew about the air-to-air capability…I just didn’t know they would do it via a cable delivered hose. I’ve hot refueled Apaches and Chinooks before when I worked on the line…so I guess it isn’t much more of a reach to do it while hovering. My biggest regret in all those refuelings is that I never asked to sit in the cockpit of one of the Apaches. I’m soooooo stoooopid…
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This Sea Stallion got a little too excited …
One thing comes to mind on that one:
Also, blade elasticity is a ■■■■■ when you’ve got a rotor diameter the size of an aircraft carrier!
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Once you use slow motion…you can truly see the evilness and ridiculousness of helicopter physics…
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There is a great optical illusion there. 
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«Physics»?
It’s evil wizardry!
Just don’t install the meshing gear backwards. Bad things happen when you do that.
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“Never fly something that is at risk of having a midair collision with itself…”
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Wasn’t there a Star Trek episode about that?
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Guess I’m going to watch Fallout in July!
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Pretty cool hes actually flying the stunts. Cant imagine the insurance rider on that though…
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It is pretty insane isn’t it? I mean…that is within the realm of professional helicopter piloting. Also a testament I guess to the user friendliness of that helo. I’m pretty damn impressed though…