This is a no joke of a job.

[Barr1e]

http://www.cqtube.com/view_video.php?viewkey=200c36f7cd9dfd0e5dea&page=1&viewtype=&category=mr

Regards. Barr1e

[snaarman]

Re: This is a no joke of a job.

Blimey

Pete


PS, awesome flying...

[Jim]

Re: This is a no joke of a job.

Wow

Now that is a weird job to have.

[beardedwombat]

Re: This is a no joke of a job.

Good grief, what a way to earn a living! His final remarks are a killer! Great find Barr1e.
Cheers
Chris

[Jim Ford]

Re: This is a no joke of a job.

Hey - I wonder if they've got any vacancies!

Great video - well produced and intelligent commentary.

I'm guessing that the current flow you see to the helicopter is because of the helicopter's self capacitance. If it was DC there would be only the initial charge, but as it's AC the helicopter's getting alternately charged and discharging. There seems to be an awful big charge being stored in the helicopter - far more than I would have guessed! When the helicopter moves away there'll be a residual charge that will get discharged when the helicopter lands. I wonder if they need to take special precautions then?

Jim

[BigD]

Re: This is a no joke of a job.

must be fun i dont thin i could do that though.

[Barr1e]

Re: This is a no joke of a job.

Thanks for responding. I enjoyed his companion walking like a child at such a height. The wind I think could be a problem, I know it it were me up there I would certainly display the latter.

Regards. Barr1e