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  • very beautiful

  • The music is Hungarian Rhapsody No 2 in C sharp minor by Franz Liszt.

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  • great music. what is it?

  • nice!

  • nice paper airplane

  • I like it. Cool unique idea for an RC aircraft. Loved the landing, that thing didn't want to leave the air.

    "Mikey"

  • cute little thing

  • is this a true gyrocopter, or is it just an airplane with little fake propellers on top?

    nice job anyway. its pretty convincing

  • It is a true auto gyro, I tried flying with out the rotors and it did not work. I also had one rotor lock up and cause a mean roll that ended this gyro's life.

  • realy! thats prertty cool. nice job

  • very very nice. good demostration

  • Do you have a construction drawing or plans for this auto gyro?

  • i think the top prop just windmilling..

  • the plans are free and on the net

  • where can i find them?

  • Oh yeah, this is going on my shopping LIZST ;)

    A beautiful craft !

  • I found the LF rotor and will try it soon, thanks for the 6mm Depron autogyro experience.

  • Just made a New Twirl with 6mm Depron and carbon fiber enforcement and its is much better! could you get a link on how to make a LF rotor in place of the Twirl rotor if you would please.

  • I'm interested in buying the plans or outline for this plane.

  • You can learn to build one at RcGroups in the auto gyro theads

  • Found it thanks. I'll like to see this Powers style.

  • was it a good move to make it out of 6mm depron or do you think i would be better off making it with the 3mm?

  • It flies great!! I wish I had some 3mm to try some 3mm rotors to compare them for you. As far as the air frame goes 3mm would only save a very few grams.

  • Those things are so awesome! It looks like it gets lift from the wings too which is nice for take offs it seems. I think autogyros have alot of potential.

  • In a few feet they spin up fast to 230 or so RPMs. I am so used to my helis with 3,000 RPMs that the rotors look slow but they produce most of the lift at that speed and in a little breeze you can hover down and land vertically!

  • I just tried my 3mm twirl, the wood dowel broke and the 3mm foam ripped apart, but it went well so I'm going to rebuild with 6mm and carbon rode.

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