Скачать или смотреть This Man Built Open-Frame Helicopter Actually Flies — DIY Aviation to the Extreme!

🛠️ Meet the extreme edge of DIY aviation: a single-seat open-frame helicopter with no cockpit, no windshield, and absolutely no room for error. This ultralight helicopter is built with tubular aluminum, a compact high-RPM engine, and a manually controlled rotor system — proving that minimalist aviation is not only possible, but flyable.

🚁 Classified as an experimental ultralight, this craft is designed for hobbyists, engineers, and fearless flight enthusiasts. Despite its simplicity, it features the core flight control systems: cyclic, collective, and tail rotor — all scaled down with mechanical linkages.

⚙️ The challenge? No avionics, no protection. Pilots rely entirely on mechanical feedback, auditory cues, and pure flight instinct. But the payoff? Maximum responsiveness, unmatched weight efficiency, and the rawest flying sensation imaginable.

✨ Key Benefits:

Ultra low-cost flight platform

Lightweight and fuel-efficient

Easy to transport, maintain, and customize

Ideal for personal flight testing and agricultural use

Legal to fly without a full license in some microlight zones


🎥 This video will take you behind the scenes of how it works, what makes it so agile, and why it might be the future of short-range personal aviation in remote areas.


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