Last edited by PrivateVendetta (2010-12-13 19:52:55)
yeah, any swash movement should fix the problem... but forward is the movement taught in doctrine (I think, read it in a magazine article, so I'm doubting the veracity)PrivateVendetta wrote:
I assume moving the helicopter into the backwards position would recover the downward movement too?
you're going to be an 11 Bravo fo sho.-Sh1fty- wrote:
Wish I were educated so I could understand this stuff you're all talking about.
I didn't read the wiki though
haha I lol'd @ the "god" parts.PrivateVendetta wrote:
basically, god sees a helicopter not doing much, idling about with high power, which pisses him off. He makes it so that if the helicopter doesn't move it's going to fall asleep, and adding power makes it worse
exactly-Sh1fty- wrote:
haha I lol'd @ the "god" parts.PrivateVendetta wrote:
basically, god sees a helicopter not doing much, idling about with high power, which pisses him off. He makes it so that if the helicopter doesn't move it's going to fall asleep, and adding power makes it worse
thanks for the simple effective explanation.
Nah Trotsky, I could do a lot of studying and get a good education but I never was one to like offices or working indoors.
lol sorry...PrivateVendetta wrote:
I assume moving the helicopter into the backwards position would recover the downward movement too?
Edit: holy fucking shit floppy, i didn't even realise you had posted a pic till i left it a few minutes. Thank god it's a new page
I'll probably regret it later, I donno. I like working hard but if I ever got a family that's when I'd probably regret not being able to afford a big beautiful house and cars n stuff.Trotskygrad wrote:
exactly-Sh1fty- wrote:
haha I lol'd @ the "god" parts.PrivateVendetta wrote:
basically, god sees a helicopter not doing much, idling about with high power, which pisses him off. He makes it so that if the helicopter doesn't move it's going to fall asleep, and adding power makes it worse
thanks for the simple effective explanation.
Nah Trotsky, I could do a lot of studying and get a good education but I never was one to like offices or working indoors.
what are you gonna do? in life that is.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I'll probably regret it later, I donno. I like working hard but if I ever got a family that's when I'd probably regret not being able to afford a big beautiful house and cars n stuff.Trotskygrad wrote:
exactly-Sh1fty- wrote:
haha I lol'd @ the "god" parts.
thanks for the simple effective explanation.
Nah Trotsky, I could do a lot of studying and get a good education but I never was one to like offices or working indoors.
As you get older there's a fair chance you stop having so many material desires. I used to want it all, but frankly now I'd be content with a small townhouse, a decent car and a yearly vacation to a nearby beach instead of vacations multiple times a year to exotic lands. As long as you've got great friends and family, that's really what matters in life.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I'll probably regret it later, I donno. I like working hard but if I ever got a family that's when I'd probably regret not being able to afford a big beautiful house and cars n stuff.Trotskygrad wrote:
exactly-Sh1fty- wrote:
haha I lol'd @ the "god" parts.
thanks for the simple effective explanation.
Nah Trotsky, I could do a lot of studying and get a good education but I never was one to like offices or working indoors.
Last edited by Hurricane2k9 (2010-12-13 20:21:10)
lemme see - i went to Vegas, Yosemite, Seattle and Florida this year. bought two cars and a thousand dollar lens. i can agree with one thing though - friends and family do matter . . .Hurricane2k9 wrote:
As you get older there's a fair chance you stop having so many material desires. I used to want it all, but frankly now I'd be content with a small townhouse, a decent car and a yearly vacation to a nearby beach instead of vacations multiple times a year to exotic lands. As long as you've got great friends and family, that's really what matters in life.
Goddamnit burnsy, stop bursting bubbles hereburnzz wrote:
lemme see - i went to Vegas, Yosemite, Seattle and Florida this year. bought two cars and a thousand dollar lens. i can agree with one thing though - friends and family do matter . . .Hurricane2k9 wrote:
As you get older there's a fair chance you stop having so many material desires. I used to want it all, but frankly now I'd be content with a small townhouse, a decent car and a yearly vacation to a nearby beach instead of vacations multiple times a year to exotic lands. As long as you've got great friends and family, that's really what matters in life.
I'm my own God. I live for me.Uzique wrote:
live for god
Capitalist pig!Ultrafunkula wrote:
I'm my own God. I live for me.Uzique wrote:
live for god
And I'm proud of it!Adams_BJ wrote:
Capitalist pig!Ultrafunkula wrote:
I'm my own God. I live for me.Uzique wrote:
live for god
Ultrafunkula wrote:
And I'm proud of it!Adams_BJ wrote:
Capitalist pig!Ultrafunkula wrote:
I'm my own God. I live for me.
I'm guessing these guys all died thenHowever for some evacuees, the longing for their abandoned homes and possessions eventually drove them to illegally migrate back to their former houses. They were joined by the samosely, or "self-settlers"; reclusive drifters for whom the lonely Zone, despite its risks, was a perfect alternative to urban Ukraine. Officials turn a blind eye to these squatters, numbering roughly 50 in the Pripyat area, neither allowing or forcibly preventing them from occupying abandoned apartments.
yeah empty Oxygen tanks n shit...Dilbert_X wrote:
Its worth looking also at the amount of garbage all those mountaineers leeve behind, apparently there's hundreds of tons of it because not only will they not collect bodies they won't clear up their own garbage either.
I don't really have big material desires at all. I was saying that I'd want a good job to afford nice things for an eventual missus.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
As you get older there's a fair chance you stop having so many material desires. I used to want it all, but frankly now I'd be content with a small townhouse, a decent car and a yearly vacation to a nearby beach instead of vacations multiple times a year to exotic lands. As long as you've got great friends and family, that's really what matters in life.-Sh1fty- wrote:
I'll probably regret it later, I donno. I like working hard but if I ever got a family that's when I'd probably regret not being able to afford a big beautiful house and cars n stuff.Trotskygrad wrote:
exactly
shit's cheaper too lol
