Mosquito Helicopter XET Factory Tour | How It’s Made 

I love the husband and wife team on these interviews. The pilot versus non-pilot questions are helpful for a holistic view of information. Keep up the good work.

Thanks for sharing. Great look at Mosquito and building. Stay safe!!

its awesome to see these guys so proud of their creative work but still remain totally humble :) if I made that I would be jumping all over the factory like "LOOKY I MADE THIS AND THIS AND THIS"

Thanks for sharing this very interesting tour of the Mosquito!🤘🏾 💓 🤘 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

Awesome video! Nice work getting them to show you everything in such detail

This is a very insightful video! Have never considered a Mosquito but after watching, it is definitely on my bucket list. The factory tour and seeing how thoughtful they are in terms of design considerations really swayed me. Made in America! Made by Love! Made by Heart!

That was very nice of those guys to give you a nice tour great video thanks for sharing 🙂👍

Great vid as usual. I want them to hurry up and finish the two place version.

I love It! Very good looking little bird.

It was good seeing such a professional set up. It definitely makes one confident in the design/manufacture and flight in one of these helicopters. Keep up the good work.

this machine is what started me on my journey to flying lessons... : )

Love the kitty! A Mosquito kitty! Cool build and parts manufacturing. Thanks, Mike. Real inside stuff! Love it!

This is so awesome!

Love that Blue / Orange Paint... 💥🚁💥

Looks great, and keep it up, and yet I can't wait to see two seater.

I have wanted one of these for years thanks for putting this together!!

I love the idea of these.

Look at Dwight. Though he is missing some beauty sleep, he is pretty smart. While taking photos at his factory, he asked me if I wanted to fly one of his birds. I was shocked. How do you get dual in a single seater? That little helicopter looked to me like it would want to go to three different zip codes during hover operations. Dwight told me he thought I could handle it. Strapped me in, gave me a cockpit check and moved back. While squeezing the black out of the cyclic, I slowly and carefully elevated the little bird into a hover. What a surprise. The little stinker did not, I repeat, Not do anything that I didn't tell it to do. Less than 1 minute later I was slowly taxiing the bird around the field. Dwight knew I had a helo license and he knew how easy the Mosquito was to hover, so he wasn't taking anywhere the chances I thought he was. I later asked the designer, John Uptigrove how he achieved such a great control system. I expected some long winded technical discussion. John keeping with an honesty ethic that I really like, told me he didn't know. It "Fell Out" during the design process. To this date, I have not hovered a helicopter as easy to control as the Mosquito and that includes the Huey.

Awesome video!

tnx for the tour mike. you should watch some of dan johnsons interviews. he's a beast at extracting all the numbers that matter. special tnx to the factory dudes for the tour. luv this lil helo :D

a really wonderful project beautiful flying creation !!!

Can't wait for part 2

@8:00 Nice vid Mike. Always wondered how they make windshields and this guy makes it sound easy.

Great one Mr M

These are just plain COOL !.... Nice video... Thank You for posting this.

awesome product by the way

That looks like fun to fly , but equally terrifying because of its size. Flying at 1000 feet is no place for a problem .

This is cool AF

Fantastic!

Amazing video. Great tour. I'm looking forward to part 2. All the mechanical components.

Dude, great vid. 65lbs with boom and with a + - 6g rating?? That is really impressive. I have sort of checked out the turbine version just because well... it a mini turbine chopper. It doesn’t get much cooler....

Great stuff I look forward to your videos keep up the good work

Great Video.

WOW, You definitely got my attention!😯🤔😏

Good job guys, i wish i have one

Nice job

Awsum upload

Awesome....

I really want a mosquito helicopter.... I’d use it to commute to work everyday...

Impressive.

Nice work sar.👌👍💐

Excellent video, Mojo. Can't wait to see more!

Good Job !

Nice that you got your significant other involved in the video process. Aviation, it's a family thing.

Excellent video!

... beautiful

Really cool! We will be building a turbine version at some point.

I have to have one of these!

Dream come true

waow, cool, waow

Damn bro I would love to see you buy one of these helicopters and do a bunch of cool vids and reviews I think I and a lot of people would enjoy

Hi. I'll stay tuned, I want to see it fly! Regards

Love these and not to far from me.. Ha, cute hangar kitty at 8:42.

Nice...

Hey Mike. Thanks for doing the videos on the Mosquito. I'm jealous! Wish I could have been with you on your tour. I hold an enormous fascination for these experimental birds. If I can ever free up the extra cash, I hope to build one myself. They are an awesome little chopper. Next time I'm in FL visiting the grandkids, I hope to visit their facility myself. Looking forward to part II. Thanks again, Bob H.

Awesome inside look!! Thanks Mojo

How detailed is you manual for assembly. Thanks for the Video and info

These guys used to make boat hulls. They reached out to the Canadian guy who was already building & selling the Mosquito Air (open, lots of metal legs, etc..) and said that they could make a sleek body for the mechanicals. The designer is still in Canada, and, Composite-fx.com makes all of the fiberglass pieces/parts. My wife's family had an identical business in Massachusetts for 40 years. Super impressed with the considered design of the mechanicals, AND, the beauty, light weight & strength of the fiberglass. What an awesome combination of craftsmen & engineers.

nice !!!

Great video. I like to know if all the components are machined locally or in other states and who is the engine manufacturer.

This seems to be a interesting machine.I would like to get more info about this lil chopper.Like performances,prices,etc.

Wao watching from Nagaland

I like it very well..from 🇱🇰

MikeMikeMIke! I built a Rotorway and flew it briefly. Sold it and used the money to get a commercial helicopter rating in a MD 500D. It was during training that I found out why there are windows at your feet in most commercial helicopters: If the engine quits you need to see where you are going to land! With no engine helicopters become streamlined rocks. Even with a qualified instructor next to you, your first autorotation will wake you up! (bring an extra pair of underwear). My advice is to get proper training and opt for the turbine as you need all the reliability and horsepower you can get.

Hi Roland!

Mosquito is the BEST single seat helicopter made. They have the best factory support as well as HIGH quality parts, unlike the Revolution company, that went broke when Dennis Fetters owned it. Several deaths were mainly because pilots lack of training and a few due to aircraft component failure (According to the N.T.S.B.)

These are so cool and at 10000 aint bad

Sir please more videos release your factory..... I like it.

Thank you for this very interesting video ! I really need to go there one day to see this wonderfull artisanal build process with my own eyes... Those poeple are kind of magicians :-)

Ohhh waowwww OMG the images are moving ohhh waowww OMG waoww youtube is incredible waooowwwww.... ;) Beautiful little machines !

2:28 E-Glass or electrical grade glass was originally developed for stand off insulators for electrical wiring. It was later found to have excellent fibre forming capabilities and is now used almost exclusively as the reinforcing phase in the material commonly known as *fibreglass*

I want one!

Pretty cool, scary as hell, but cool.

Yall call me when you need more staff. Looks like a hard, dirty, amazing job. I'm good with all that fab except engine tuning.

I would like work in that kind of factory amazing just let’s me know thanks

Do you plan on doing a tour of the safari helicopter factory? It is also in FL

A MAN HAS FALLEN INTO A RIVER IN LEGO CITY START A NEW RESCUE HELICOPTER. *HEY* BUILD A HELICOPTER.

Why, @2:40 does this guy try to sound fancy? It's fiberglass yall... No secret here, it's been used in aviation for quite some time now...

How many trips have you taken to Trenton Mike? And should we be expecting you flying your own soon?

Wow..

Legends watching on 2021

wow, what, woah

what type of camera you using to record?

I’m thinking of buying Rotorway (when I get settled) but considered this once upon a time. This is still a cost-efficient option I’d consider, but if they built 2 seater, I’d DEFINITELY look into it - over the Rotorway even.

I wish i can learn how to do this....where can i get the mosquito tshirt ....i love it

lol zoom to kitty

I want to work there, so I could build my own choppa🤪

Passes over the turbine engines and zooms in on the seats.

Belt drive for main rotor?

Mike. I was hoping about a list of used regular helicopters like 4 orv5 passenger for a cheap price like a used car

I wonder if someday they'll get into prepreg carbon with vacuum systems. Stronger and lighter but a lot more expensive.

I want this helicopter

जय हो 🙏🏻🇮🇳

Great video. How would a novice learn to fly one? They need a mosquito simulator.

Pretty affordable. Mosquito Helicopters in Australia r designing a 2 seater. Isn't ready as yet. 2wards the end of the yr l think ??? I like the addition of the doors & the turbine 4 me.

How to buy those stuff main rotor and tail rotor gear box

Congratulations Norbert, you have convinced many people they are too dificult to fly in the first minute of your tour. Best of luck in your next job.

Sheeiiitt!

What do use engine

Why did you discontinue the "air" model???