Gyroplanes do not stall, can land with 0 ground run and are always in auto rotation. so if your engine stops you do not need to do anything. just find a place to put the gyroplane down, which can be just a bit bigger than the rotors. wind and turbulence do not effect its flying as much as airplanes. If need bee you can just descent vertical to the ground.
all these been said.. there are some dangerous gyros out there, so choosing a safe model is important. visit pra dot org
@cyflyer Also see our video "Aviomania dead stick landing" and the end of "Aviomania at Thiva April 2011" to see the very low speed that you can land in case of engine failure
Thanks. The area there is next to my hangar... so i know that area very well. for example.. at 5:28 i pull up and then come down at 5:48... around the cables.
awesome vid man, if just added it to my fav list. quick question tho, how do u go about flying so close to the ground and know ur not going to find high voltage power lines? do u scout the area from a safe height first of just keep ur eyes peeled?
Purely awsome!! How can I arrange to come and have a flight with you in a gyro - am living near Limassol and am a frustrated 3 axis microlight pilot who misses flying!!
I noticed that in your video, showing the 84 to 15 mph in 2.5 seconds, what kind of stresses are being presented to the frame, rotor assembly, and rudder assembly?
The stress is about 2 G. An Auto rotating rotor needs some time to accelerate its RPM to support the extra "Weight" (the loading under increased G) so the stress is not "instant" as can be on a fixed wing aircraft. Also, when the rotor accelerates its tip speed approaches supersonic and the drag associated with those speeds does not allow the rotor to accelerate more so applying more than 2-2.5G on a Gyroplane is not easily accomplished.
Sometimes I think we are limited by living on this small island. But when I see what you have designed and are doing with it ... FLYING! ... Surreal! You make us all proud and remind us of the endless possibilities. Thank you.
Question: Can it land without the engine, in case of emergency?
Yes it can. You can see my other videos and in one i land it with out engine. Look for " Aviomania Dead Stick Landing" at the side bar, Or find it under " More From : cyflyer"
Thank you Nicolas, for one of the finest gyro flying videos I have seen so far. You must have the blades well tuned, for there is almost no stick-shake.
With your innovative gyro design ideas and the will to try them, you are a great asset to the gyro community and to the Rotary Forum.....
Gyros do not have a stalling speed. Minimum level flying speed, with full power 19 mph. You can bring the speed down to 0 mph, it will not stall, just descent vertically, like a parachute.
VERY GOOD MUITO LEGAL MESMO
gregoriobarros 4 months ago
Looks Fun!
GyroJ0N 4 months ago
Gyroplanes do not stall, can land with 0 ground run and are always in auto rotation. so if your engine stops you do not need to do anything. just find a place to put the gyroplane down, which can be just a bit bigger than the rotors. wind and turbulence do not effect its flying as much as airplanes. If need bee you can just descent vertical to the ground.
all these been said.. there are some dangerous gyros out there, so choosing a safe model is important. visit pra dot org
cyflyer 7 months ago
@cyflyer Also see our video "Aviomania dead stick landing" and the end of "Aviomania at Thiva April 2011" to see the very low speed that you can land in case of engine failure
cyflyer 7 months ago
I was told that this type of plane it's the safest thing to fly on... can any expert tell me how and why ? thankyou !
zero00tolerance 7 months ago
Thanks. The area there is next to my hangar... so i know that area very well. for example.. at 5:28 i pull up and then come down at 5:48... around the cables.
cyflyer 10 months ago
@cyflyer
Search for "Aviomania Agrinio"
and watch that video..... it was filmed in a show i did in Greece with one of my customers gyro.
cyflyer 10 months ago
awesome vid man, if just added it to my fav list. quick question tho, how do u go about flying so close to the ground and know ur not going to find high voltage power lines? do u scout the area from a safe height first of just keep ur eyes peeled?
kipplbennie 10 months ago
Purely awsome!! How can I arrange to come and have a flight with you in a gyro - am living near Limassol and am a frustrated 3 axis microlight pilot who misses flying!!
cymicrolight 1 year ago
@cymicrolight Visit my webpage ( the address is in the video) to get my phone no.
give me a call and we can arange something..........
cyflyer 1 year ago
Geia. Me lene dimitri, peto montella ston kotsiati, simulator kai ali8ina glider. 8a ei8ela polla mian ptisi!
TheGreatFlyer 1 year ago
@TheGreatFlyer na gnoristoume stin thikelia sta gliders kai na to poume. Zita ton nikola.
cyflyer 1 year ago
I noticed that in your video, showing the 84 to 15 mph in 2.5 seconds, what kind of stresses are being presented to the frame, rotor assembly, and rudder assembly?
gcs233 1 year ago
@gcs233
The stress is about 2 G. An Auto rotating rotor needs some time to accelerate its RPM to support the extra "Weight" (the loading under increased G) so the stress is not "instant" as can be on a fixed wing aircraft. Also, when the rotor accelerates its tip speed approaches supersonic and the drag associated with those speeds does not allow the rotor to accelerate more so applying more than 2-2.5G on a Gyroplane is not easily accomplished.
cyflyer 1 year ago
Sometimes I think we are limited by living on this small island. But when I see what you have designed and are doing with it ... FLYING! ... Surreal! You make us all proud and remind us of the endless possibilities. Thank you.
Question: Can it land without the engine, in case of emergency?
windsurflover 2 years ago
Yes it can. You can see my other videos and in one i land it with out engine. Look for " Aviomania Dead Stick Landing" at the side bar, Or find it under " More From : cyflyer"
cyflyer 2 years ago
Stunning!
rarebeat 2 years ago
Thank you.
cyflyer 2 years ago
Fantastic !
szarak81 2 years ago
Thanks
cyflyer 2 years ago
Greate skills - nothing more, nothing less :) Greetings from Poland !
szarak81 2 years ago
Thank you
cyflyer 2 years ago
Another awsome vid! I live through you gyro pilots. I hope to one day join the community.
DEE1952255 2 years ago
Thanks... i hope you do!!!
cyflyer 2 years ago
Thanks Ed for your kind words.
cyflyer 3 years ago
Thank you Nicolas, for one of the finest gyro flying videos I have seen so far. You must have the blades well tuned, for there is almost no stick-shake.
With your innovative gyro design ideas and the will to try them, you are a great asset to the gyro community and to the Rotary Forum.....
Ed (RotoPlane)
rd2ed 3 years ago
Thanks.
Gyros do not have a stalling speed. Minimum level flying speed, with full power 19 mph. You can bring the speed down to 0 mph, it will not stall, just descent vertically, like a parachute.
cyflyer 3 years ago
Cool vid.! I feel the wind in my face!
the stall or min. speed is how many?
Petersen817 3 years ago
I'm flying a Sportcopter Lightning
TheGyroMan 3 years ago
Amazing how calm your control stick is while flying!! Wish mine was that calm! Again, great scenery!
TheGyroMan 3 years ago
It takes a bit of time to balance the blades good. what type of gyro do you fly?
cyflyer 3 years ago
Thats great footage. Where is this place?
Jeff
motojeff 3 years ago
Thanks Jeff. It is over Zigi area in CYPRUS.
cyflyer 3 years ago
In Florida?
motojeff 3 years ago
It is CYPRUS...Not Cypress....
Cyprus is an island in the East Mediterranean (Europe)
cyflyer 3 years ago
Nice video!! Great scenery you have to fly over also. Thanks for sharing.
TheGyroMan 3 years ago
Thanks
cyflyer 3 years ago