PH-ULP Lifeliner from the 7th Floor

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PH-ULP Lifeliner from the 7th Floor

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A few weeks ago i took these ones :D

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:respect: for Schot 2
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Very nice and unusual angle!

Funny, I never noticed before that on photos, the spinning tailrotor ('fenestron') is "frozen" while the main rotor has prop blur.
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Re: PH-ULP Lifeliner from the 7th Floor

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Many rotorblades in the tail, so not so much blade speed necessary for sufficient "counter torque" :?:

Indeed a Lifeliner view not seen that often... 8)
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As you can see here, http://www.airport-data.com/images/airc ... 527616.jpg one par doesnt move :wink:
Mvg,

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Thanks Guys for youre reactions!, i am glad that you liked them :D
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Re: PH-ULP Lifeliner from the 7th Floor

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Looks familiar to me. Was it on a sunday near de Hesseplaats?

By the way…GREAT shots!
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PH-BRAD wrote:As you can see here, http://www.airport-data.com/images/airc ... 527616.jpg one par doesnt move :wink:
Indeed, what you see is not the 'frozen' rotorblades but the static part that prevents for large obstacles to end up in the tailrotor.
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Re: PH-ULP Lifeliner from the 7th Floor

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Jacco wrote:Looks familiar to me. Was it on a sunday near de Hesseplaats?

By the way…GREAT shots!

Yes indeed :wink:
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