Hover Autos Made Simple: Just Ease It Forward & Right

All right, quick little tip for you. What I do in high hoverados, very gently when I enter it, I push a little bit forward and a little bit to the right with the cyclic to help try to move the helicopter this way. And I do that because early in my training at our flight school, somebody rolled a helicopter during a hoverado and it went like this, caught the back skid and rolled over. And the helicopter has a tendency of wanting to move left and move a little bit aft. So I just add a little bit, not a bunch. But when I enter the hoverado, I go just a slight push forward and a slight push right. And it just helps me keep that nose straight. And just a little tip that works for me. Want to relay it to you some other good free tips. Heather's got a book we can show you real quick. Private Pilot Helicopter Training Blueprint. This is a free resource for you. PDF is down below the video or around the video somewhere or just go to privateblueprint.com Amazon bestseller. It's got a ton of great information in there for free. And also we want to tell you about. We pay affiliate commissions. If you're a student or a private pilot or a cfi and you want to share with your friends or share with your students if you're cfi. If you're a cfi, you're probably driving a POS and eating ramen noodles because you don't have any money. We can help you out by putting some more cash in your pocket every month. Once a month, Heather pays our affiliates. So go to Hogs Pays Me.com, sign up and reach out to heather heather helicopterguide.com with any questions. But you can earn money every month. Get sent to your PayPal account by referring people. You have your own link, your own back office. You'll know exactly what what money you got coming to you each week. And again, that's@hogs pays me.com. all right, peace out.

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