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Helicopter has rotor problems or actuator trouble

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Helicopter

What are the emergency procedures for this since autorotation is about the only thing one can do?

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  1. Sam Dawson on May 27, 2013

    Umm… so what’s the question?

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  2. Muhammad Arif on Oct 27, 2013

    Hey Bro whats the Question ?

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    Muhammad Arif on Mar 25, 2014

    Bring the helicopter in autorotation configuration. I am talking about speed and power. after that consult checklist. Bottom line dont loose hope and trust your pilotablity and and the teachings of your Instructors.

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  4. wes eads on Mar 27, 2014

    Thanks Muhammad

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