Here is a gyrocopter at a local estate auction.
https://www.proxibid.com/Vintage-Gyrocopter/lotInformation/73161354
I imagine on any given day, you'd find the sky fairly crowded with aircraft sporting mid-60's Pontiac 389 power, no?
I'm a pilot, an Experimental Aviation Association member for 30 years, and a huge proponent of homebuilt aviation. No. No berkin way would I fly that.
Appleseed said:I'm a pilot, an Experimental Aviation Association member for 30 years, and a huge proponent of homebuilt aviation. No. No berkin way would I fly that.
Yeah, but if things keep going as they are, the Russian military might buy it...
EvanB said:Here is a gyrocopter at a local estate auction.
https://www.proxibid.com/Vintage-Gyrocopter/lotInformation/73161354
After looking at description and pick up window, I expect they'll have to pay someone to haul this thing off.
But the auction has some interesting items, lots of tools, and there's lot 1227 if you're looking for a challenge car.
This will be how the first Lemons driver dies piloting their own private aircraft.
Once this occurs it'll be time to recognize Lemons racers as professional racing drivers.
Um. That thing has a radiator right behind the cheap plastic seats with no protection. I keep thinking of that Cleetus Whatshisname radiator explosion video where the driver got roasted.
Looks like the center of gravity doesn't match the center of thrust. Isn't that required for a helicopter?
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