Kaman K-MAX Engine Startup & Takeoff at CYYF Airport

Thank you. Great machine and nice livery.

Excellent catch!!

very cool machine... nice catch!!

Such a cool machine, I want to get footage of one of these things so badly. Great catch!

Me encanta este Helicóptero.

What a nice machine!

What a funny looking machine

More cool than pretty :)

Quite frightening to watch ! Whole lotta shakin' goin' on .!

They sound so nice, the overlapping and alternating blade sound is so unique.

I was at the factory when this aircraft was being loaded up for delivery. Unfortunately it has already crashed and killed the pilot.

This bird crashed in Killam Bay, BC and unfortunately the pilot did not survive.

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This one was the one that crashed a few months ago

Nice video!

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Think if one propeller stopped or delayed in time 😳

Doesn't it shake too much?

Wierd looking but extremely practical utility helicopter. The wheels are so tiny!

Е сли хоть одна винтовая шестерня накроется, то никакой ротации, сразу камнем вниз с обрубленными лопастями.

The K-Max is one of the coolest helicopter's ever. But the view behind it was breath taking!

구조용 헬리콥터로 발전시켜야 하는데

Первые 2 минуты можно удалить !

This “paired rotor” technology is very efficient as I understand and can lift heavy loads ; so what comes to my mind is Multiple PAIRED ROTORS say 13x PAIRS on a DRONE … would physics be good in multiple pairs…one would assume so … comments from experts..? TKS👍

Q: if a rotor fails or is failing is their a way to jettison it off the copter? Anyone know?

Fluid and ⛽ gasses.

Красивое инженерное решение.

How long does it take for the rotors to get up to speed for takeoff?

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Sensacional.

Mean machine!

Fantastic capture! May I feature this engine start up in one of my next episodes? Of course with a link back to your original video. All the best to you and happy 2024! 🎉

I saw a prototype intermeshing blade helicopter crash in the early 1950's in Moorestown NJ killing one of the two test pilots who bailed out too low. The synchronizing gear failed and the blades contacted. I believe it was a Kaman HOK-1.

How do these blates never hit each other is something I wont understand