Phoenix-IT
Senior Heliman
Location: Dallas, TX
| I won't say that it can't, but chopping through a human limb is harder than it may seem. Butchers keep very sharp knives for a reason.. Muscle, skin and even bones flex, allowing them to absorb and distribute some of the force. This distribution of force is illustrated by the injuries we have seen that leave very large, even huge bruises. Solid objects will break more easily than tissue because they don't distribute the force well.
Before I get flamed, here is what I did NOT say: Helicopters aren't dangerous, in fact they are completely safe. The rotating blades have virtually no chance of injuring you or someone else. The idea that they have any chance of cutting, breaking bones or even killing you is ludicrous!  |
) right one day i was flying my heli then tryed to do nose in a crashed it on its side i had to change a little plastic arm and the flybar when i took the paddles off they were fine. when i put them back on i noticed that the paddles wasent staying on very well kept coming off very easy. Like me dad thinks he knows it all he said put some super glue in it and just screw it on. I dident want to do it like a twat he is he went mad so i said ok then fine. I said to my dad if that comes off its goner hurt if some 1 gets hit with it. He said NOO!! and he watched on a stool out side about 4 feet away. While my m8 was lying on the grass and his head was about the same hight as the paddles. started my baby up 
yep running fine paddles staying on untill i gave it throttle. It was getting really light on the skids and all of a suddon whammm in less than a second it shot straight across my m8s face probley missing him about 10 cm from his face and hit the fence. My dad coudlent belive how fast it went.
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