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What are the forces that have to be overcomed to launch a helicopter?
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Gravity and weight.
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What are the different forces between a rotocopter and a helicopter?
Your mother.
Is it should be overcome or overcomed?
I do not understand!
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What are the release dates for 2007 Bell Helicopter Armed Forces Bowl - 2007 TV?
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Why a helicopter during autorotation could reach terminal speed with out the pilot changing the controls?
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What is definition of mechanical advantage?
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