First time I'd heard this song was in 1969, Freshman in High School. My Brother was the best friend ever and Introduced me to all his music and Favorite Groups! I loved this song from that first listening. CCR was a great band. Still love their music. Didn't get to see them in Concert but I did get to see BTO in Eugene Oregon. Was an excellent Concert. Thanks for the great song! Excellent video and I really envy you in that little thing!
When I was 14 yeas old I talked to a man at the local airport that had just built his own gyrocopter. He was very excited and it was very intesting to talk to him. I lived about 1/2 mile away from this country airport near Kankakee Illinois. I had to go home for lunch and wished him well and thanked him for his time. About 45 minutes later I heard him took off and rushed outside to watch him fly. Within 60 seconds and about 1/2 way across our cornfield he entered a steep dive and crashed into the cornfield behind my house. The fire truck plowed down the corn to get to him as there was a fire at the scene. They said he was about 18 inches deep in the soil, apparently he had made an adjustment to the yoke thing (whatever that is) and something catastrophicly failed. Of course he was killed instantly. I remember how terrible I felt just meeting this man and talking with him like I had just made a new friend. Then he was gone. My point is while gyros seems awesome I think there is a very steep learning curve, and they can be quite unforgiving, or so I've been told. Please dont over extend your flying abilities with these machines. I have never been in one and don't think I could bring myself to try it. Your video was very good, thank you for sharing with us!
Excellent video presentation. Many helpful slides clearly showing different steps in the build. Inspiring music and the first flight at the end - BRAVO ! Every aviation videographer should learn from this.
Gracias por compartir esta experiencia y muy trabajo manual, enhorabuena, ahora a tener mucho cuidado y a volar!!, es una aeronave que no perdona nuestros errores !!!!
Excellent build, I used to work for Stits Aircraft Coatings for several years and have a Bensen B-8M which I'm in the process of completely restoring and bringing the safety features up to date such as the redundant (double) mast to start with and a new offset gimbal head since mine originally had a "spindle head". Which prompts me to ask if you are considering modifying your mast by either switching over to the double mast or by using an aluminum section of 1/8" 6061 T-6 on each side of your mast as it now is; the one thing which the PRA advised against at one time was painting the mast which tended to conceal any fractures which could lead to a catastrophic failure of the mast in flight with the original 2"X 2" masts which was standard for years on all gyros until either Dr. Bensen or Ken Brock developed the double mast after several fatalities due to the mast breaking in flight. As I said, beautiful workmanship and thank you for taking the time to document your excellent build and sharing it with us.
Thanks for your feedback. When buying an initial kit, I was interested in this nuance from the manufacturer - Starbeegyros. Acording to their assurances, their engineer performed the calculations, and the mast of a square profile is not inferior in strength to two profiles, as indicated in the Gyrobee documentation. As for painting - now I would not do it, because it complicates the construction and inspection of the structure of the device. Sorry of my bad english, i think you get the point.
А чо на форум не бросил видос...?? ваще реально слепил красоту!Я тебя по узлам на основных стойках тока и узнал ))))хахаха..думаю где то я видал это уже))
Потом как ниуть выложу ..знаешь да я просто если что то один раз увижу-как сфотал..уже помню долго.)))да и как своих посонов не узнать))) Я щас Коммандера буду собирать с колесом от чебурашки ...))) свой на части раскидываю..раза в два легче будет..думаю летом полетать полноценно... а то 2 года в стройке ..соскучился уже пипец.
Congratulations on the project my friend! I would like to know if I would be able to provide more details of the rotor head. I'm trying to start one but I can't find the details of the rotor head anywhere.
you all may consider a big bigger wheels is the terrain you will use to take of is not paved...with carved wheels of course if it has vegetation...you can also put a pair of floters if you wanna land in water
Hello Simon, i can´t say how much because I built patiently (about 3 years)..I bought many parts in England, France, Germany, USA, Russia, Spain. Turning and milling work are expensive and difficult to find, who could do it..
Flying over 300 feet is less fun. But it all depends on the surface, above water and forest you need to fly higher. I haven’t tried to fly to a great height yet.
This is my question too! Where do you buy these things? I have seen countless video's of gyro copter's and have yet to see anyone telling us where to buy one. Is it the world's best kept secret or something like that. The site's I have gone to are so vague about purchase, it's like they don't want our business, like Bensen copters in NC. Cheers. anyone that finds any info Please pass it on.
Rotorpt i have few ? First where did you get the kit from? How much does the kit cost $$? I saw you taking off how safe is that kit to fly it? Thank you for your time.
Olá José, the basic kit was purchased from Starbeegyros. The cost depends on the configuration, it is better to look at their website. The device is reliable, proven hundreds of built copies in the United States. Abraço
Numerous questions about where to buy, how much it costs and how long to build: I bought a basic kit (0.17 in this video) from starbeegyros.com in 2012. The wooden set box is visible in the first shots. Of the finished parts, there was only a folding mast in the kit. All other parts were made from materials that were cut to size, drilled, processed and so on. The rest was acquired as needed. All aluminum pipes is 6061-t6, steel parts is 4130, bolts AN. I can´t say how much because I built patiently (about 3 years). I bought many parts in England, France, Germany, USA, Russia, Spain. Turning and milling work are expensive and difficult to find, who could do it.. The final cost largely depends on the availability of turning and milling machines and free time. At that time, I could buy a ready-made set (without a rotor, engine, instruments), but much more expensive. I decided that I would do it myself, so I bought a basic set, and bought all the other parts as soon as my project was ready. I tried to capture the step-by-step process of creation in the photos that I took at each stage. Then I made this video out of them. I described the whole construction process in detail in my blog: rotorpt.blogspot.com (in russian) I downloaded the drawings for free on the Internet, the keywords are Gyrobee by Ralph Taggart.
Michael, there is a phenomenon specific to gyrocopters known as PIO which although it is referred to as pilot induced oscillations I personally use the term Pitch Induced Oscillations since the pilot did not initiate the initial pitching movement which then sets up a series of over-controlled reactions to the aircraft's nose pitching up, then down, once again up, and finally down and over, upside down into a fatal loss of any ability to recover, if I remember correctly this usually took about two and a half seconds from start to finish and is seldom mentioned when anyone who has one to sell seems to forget to mention when telling you how easy they are to fly. This is why I "built" my own, a Bensen B-8 gyro glider which can be towed behind a car or tethered to a heavy duty steel stake and flown like a kite on a good industrial rated rope when the wind is steady at 25 mph and you can get up to a hundred feet off the ground for as long as you have lift.
I found a guy on TH-cam that runs a gyrocopter flight-school and he does talk about it. He says that too many people think just because gyrocopters are mostly in the realm of hobbyists machines, you don't need training to fly them. He says that out of all the aircraft you can fly, gyrocopters are the easiest to learn and by far, the safest to fly, especially in regard to small aircraft flying in gusty or inclimate weather. He says that he starts people out on drag behind machines, then through two other stages. As I understand it, most people who die in gyrocopters a) have no training. b) Have a lot of training in small air planes. It's habit or intuition that gets people. If your small airplane starts going nose up, airplane guys quickly stick down to pull out of it. I believe if you do that with a gyro and your dead. It's my understanding that you decrease thrust or bank out of it in a gyro. I've heard "never ever nose down in a gyro". I guess it's flat, nose up, or at risk. I'm not a pilot of anything, I've just been considering aircraft for a while and parroting what I've heard other people say. I will say this, I don't hear any person trying to sell other aircraft that tell talk too much about all they ways you can die. It's just not good salesmanship. Also notice that most all of the gyro guys are old. Makes me think that they've been doing it a while...
Hi: I was looking through the plans for this gyro. I purchased a piece of aluminum tubing to try drilling close to the inside edge with out damage. Could you tell me how you deburr the inside of the holes when they are close to the inside edge? I cannot see how to do this with out possibly scratching or possibly damaging the wall during this process. Thanks for the video and your time.
I'm sorry, I think my English will not allow me to explain these details. I tried to drill on a piece of square tube, and set up the drilling machine so that the gap between the hole and the wall was minimal. It took some time. First I drilled with a smaller drill bit, after which I used straight shank straight flute chucking reamer
i don't know but why do you use steal and not aluminium for the frame because it would be lighter but maybe the aluminium is not strong enough for the frame ? And how much does it costs when it's entirely finished ?
Hello Tom, i All the documentation is available on the internet and rotary wing forum, the search keyword is "Gyrobee". Parts of the gyroplane or the kit can be bought at the site starbeegyros.com. I documented the entire building process, available at rotorpt.blogspot.com but in Russian. Good luck!
Numerous questions about where to buy, how much it costs and how long to build: I bought a basic kit from starbeegyros.com in 2012. The wooden set box is visible in the first shots. Of the finished parts, there was only a folding mast in the kit. All other parts were made from materials that were cut to size, drilled, processed and so on. At that time, I could buy a ready-made set (without a rotor, engine, instruments), but much more expensive. I decided that I would do it myself, so I bought a basic set, and bought all the other parts as soon as my project was ready. I tried to capture the step-by-step process of creation in the photos that I took at each stage. Then I made this video out of them. I described the whole construction process in detail in my blog: rotorpt.blogspot.com (in russian) I downloaded the drawings for free on the Internet, the keywords are Gyrobee by Ralph Taggart.
This is a compromise, for everyone in different ways, depending on employment, access to machine tools, financial investments. It took me about 3 years, leisurely
First time I'd heard this song was in 1969, Freshman in High School. My Brother was the best friend ever and Introduced me to all his music and Favorite Groups! I loved this song from that first listening. CCR was a great band. Still love their music. Didn't get to see them in Concert but I did get to see BTO in Eugene Oregon. Was an excellent Concert. Thanks for the great song! Excellent video and I really envy you in that little thing!
When I was 14 yeas old I talked to a man at the local airport that had just built his own gyrocopter. He was very excited and it was very intesting to talk to him. I lived about 1/2 mile away from this country airport near Kankakee Illinois. I had to go home for lunch and wished him well and thanked him for his time. About 45 minutes later I heard him took off and rushed outside to watch him fly. Within 60 seconds and about 1/2 way across our cornfield he entered a steep dive and crashed into the cornfield behind my house. The fire truck plowed down the corn to get to him as there was a fire at the scene. They said he was about 18 inches deep in the soil, apparently he had made an adjustment to the yoke thing (whatever that is) and something catastrophicly failed. Of course he was killed instantly. I remember how terrible I felt just meeting this man and talking with him like I had just made a new friend. Then he was gone. My point is while gyros seems awesome I think there is a very steep learning curve, and they can be quite unforgiving, or so I've been told. Please dont over extend your flying abilities with these machines. I have never been in one and don't think I could bring myself to try it. Your video was very good, thank you for sharing with us!
I am sorry for your loss, and thank you for sharing with me this story. I will be very careful. Thanks once again!
I appreciate what you wrote, humbling
That guy is a legend. We'd all be lucky to go in a way as gangster as that guy. Rest his soul
@@jlo7770погиб?
@@fredmcalister7345 yes
learn to read!!
Excellent video presentation. Many helpful slides clearly showing different steps in the build. Inspiring music and the first flight at the end - BRAVO !
Every aviation videographer should learn from this.
Very cool video! Finally a good song playing. Loved the flying into the sunset
Beatiful work and effort... the music and flight with the sun behind...amazing archivement!
I asked Richard what he wanted for his birthday.
He showed me this video.
I learned my lesson !!
A flying lawnchair ?? Huh
Great video Ann !
0:16 Wow! the bend in that pipe makes this design so beautifully elegant and brilliant, from an engineering point of view
Great job. Thanks for documenting the process.
Wow, what a good job ! Thank you for documenting your work, it is awesome !
Gracias por compartir esta experiencia y muy trabajo manual, enhorabuena, ahora a tener mucho cuidado y a volar!!, es una aeronave que no perdona nuestros errores !!!!
Came for the flying, stayed for the music!
Хорошая машина автожир завидую отдельное спасибо за музыку Кридэнс Клир Вота Ривайвл
Спасибо, рад, что вам понравилось!
当初のジャイロコプターが創られたときはまだ、ソビエト連邦の時代だったね。私の友達も部材輸入して造って飛ばしてます。今では世界中にファンが増えた。事故も起きていますが、安全性を高めながら拡散してオードバイのように、手軽に買える時代なるのを期待しています。今も当時の原図は取り寄せて青春の想い出となっています（笑）Tokyo
Great video,with the wonderful music of CCR.
Очень за тебя рад. Мечты сбываются!
Thank you for posting this video , excellent build.
Fantastic project and photos.
Excellent build, I used to work for Stits Aircraft Coatings for several years and have a Bensen B-8M which I'm in the process of completely restoring and bringing the safety features up to date such as the redundant (double) mast to start with and a new offset gimbal head since mine originally had a "spindle head".
Which prompts me to ask if you are considering modifying your mast by either switching over to the double mast or by using an aluminum section of 1/8" 6061 T-6 on each side of your mast as it now is; the one thing which the PRA advised against at one time was painting the mast which tended to conceal any fractures which could lead to a catastrophic failure of the mast in flight with the original 2"X 2" masts which was standard for years on all gyros until either Dr. Bensen or Ken Brock developed the double mast after several fatalities due to the mast breaking in flight.
As I said, beautiful workmanship and thank you for taking the time to document your excellent build and sharing it with us.
Thanks for your feedback. When buying an initial kit, I was interested in this nuance from the manufacturer - Starbeegyros. Acording to their assurances, their engineer performed the calculations, and the mast of a square profile is not inferior in strength to two profiles, as indicated in the Gyrobee documentation.
As for painting - now I would not do it, because it complicates the construction and inspection of the structure of the device.
Sorry of my bad english, i think you get the point.
Hi very nice build could you tell me where you purchased the kit from. Thanks Ruth.😁
Nice color choices stands out ....
Thanks for shareing ..
Awesome!
One of the cheapest way to fly.
Great Video...Great BUILD
mike Thank you Mike! :)
Very good job, man ..!! 👏👏👍👍
Excellent video ! Great music and a well done step by step timeline. Thanks for sharing !
Absolutely fantastic video thank you for sharing awesome progress footage
One simple and beautiful gyroplane.
Brilliant music choice
Well done! The plane and the Vid.
Nice. Good music too.
Beautiful job 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍
That was a joy to watch and Listen to, Thank You,
Thanks for the video, how difficult is it to assemble one of these?
Very nice job. What’s the weight of the whole machine? Weight without head/rotor?
is that a kit how much $ NICE JOB
Super music 👍👍👍 ? Iron butterfly ?? 1972???
Creedence Clearwater Revival - Born On The Bayou ;)
Great job, bravo
Appreciate you 💪
Woow , greet from Iraq to u
А Димон я узнал тебя..красава !Клипак -зачьот!
32Anatoly Ну ты Шерлок реально :) Спасибо Толян!
А чо на форум не бросил видос...?? ваще реально слепил красоту!Я тебя по узлам на основных стойках тока и узнал ))))хахаха..думаю где то я видал это уже))
32Anatoly Толь, да я скромный весь такой, кинь ты, если считаешь интересным :)
Ага, специфические детали, узнаваемые ;)
Потом как ниуть выложу ..знаешь да я просто если что то один раз увижу-как сфотал..уже помню долго.)))да и как своих посонов не узнать)))
Я щас Коммандера буду собирать с колесом от чебурашки ...))) свой на части раскидываю..раза в два легче будет..думаю летом полетать полноценно... а то 2 года в стройке ..соскучился уже пипец.
32Anatoly Давай Толя, дерзай, а то забудешь, как оно, воздух полной грудью.
That's so cool man !
Outstanding brother, where could I buy this kit??
Hi Nicholas, I ordered basic kit in starbeegyros.com (in 2012, if not mistaken)
I would like to build this gyroplane. Did you purchase it as a kit? If so, where did you find it for sale. ABSOLUTELY AWESOME JOB . Terry
Hello Terry, I bought a basic frame set at starbeegyros.com, now this starlightsportaircraft.com. Thank you!
Good job😀👍👏🙏❤️🇹🇷
The two main big-ticket items are the engine and the rotor. Each typically in the thousands of dollars (95K to 130K RUB).
Согласен, ротор и двигатель одни из самых затратных частей. Ротакс 503 уже не выпускают, ротор DW тоже.
Very close to the original Benson design
Здорово! Красивая вещь получилась. А как летает!
Согласен! Спасибо!
Congratulations on the project my friend! I would like to know if I would be able to provide more details of the rotor head. I'm trying to start one but I can't find the details of the rotor head anywhere.
What was the price of complete kit and year purchased
Amazing!👍🏻✨
Thank you!
Круто :)
you all may consider a big bigger wheels is the terrain you will use to take of is not paved...with carved wheels of course if it has vegetation...you can also put a pair of floters if you wanna land in water
Hello admin I want to know more about it
Awesome video, definitely my favorite CCR song!! How long did it take you to build and roughly how much did it cost. Cheers
Hello Simon, i can´t say how much because I built patiently (about 3 years)..I bought many parts in England, France, Germany, USA, Russia, Spain. Turning and milling work are expensive and difficult to find, who could do it..
What is your educational background?
I flew helicopters for a short period of my life. After which our paths diverged. I love working with my hands.
I love it!
You are very patient in answering questions. What elevation do you fly at? Did you get a 503 in order to take off at higher elevations?
Flying over 300 feet is less fun. But it all depends on the surface, above water and forest you need to fly higher. I haven’t tried to fly to a great height yet.
Great video!!, where can you buy a kit like this!!!!
This is my question too! Where do you buy these things? I have seen countless video's of gyro copter's and have yet to see anyone telling us where to buy one. Is it the world's best kept secret or something like that. The site's I have gone to are so vague about purchase, it's like they don't want our business, like Bensen copters in NC. Cheers. anyone that finds any info Please pass it on.
I bought a basic frame set at starbeegyros.com, now this starlightsportaircraft.com
Great giroplan. Is it possible to buy?
Hello, please send me email
Can this kit still be ordered?
wow! so amazing
best way to across the ocean to reach italia from turkey
Outstanding
Need to paint two big Bug Eyes on the instrument dash cover. Add some black hornet stripes to the tail ..
Rotorpt i have few ? First where did you get the kit from? How much does the kit cost $$? I saw you taking off how safe is that kit to fly it? Thank you for your time.
Olá José, the basic kit was purchased from Starbeegyros. The cost depends on the configuration, it is better to look at their website. The device is reliable, proven hundreds of built copies in the United States. Abraço
If you do not mind me asking, what was the approximate total cost?
It has been a dream of mine for years to own one of these.
Thank u for your time.
Numerous questions about where to buy, how much it costs and how long to build:
I bought a basic kit (0.17 in this video) from starbeegyros.com in 2012. The wooden set box is visible in the first shots. Of the finished parts, there was only a folding mast in the kit. All other parts were made from materials that were cut to size, drilled, processed and so on. The rest was acquired as needed.
All aluminum pipes is 6061-t6, steel parts is 4130, bolts AN.
I can´t say how much because I built patiently (about 3 years). I bought many parts in England, France, Germany, USA, Russia, Spain. Turning and milling work are expensive and difficult to find, who could do it..
The final cost largely depends on the availability of turning and milling machines and free time.
At that time, I could buy a ready-made set (without a rotor, engine, instruments), but much more expensive. I decided that I would do it myself, so I bought a basic set, and bought all the other parts as soon as my project was ready.
I tried to capture the step-by-step process of creation in the photos that I took at each stage. Then I made this video out of them.
I described the whole construction process in detail in my blog: rotorpt.blogspot.com (in russian)
I downloaded the drawings for free on the Internet, the keywords are Gyrobee by Ralph Taggart.
Michael, there is a phenomenon specific to gyrocopters known as PIO which although it is referred to as pilot induced oscillations I personally use the term Pitch Induced Oscillations since the pilot did not initiate the initial pitching movement which then sets up a series of over-controlled reactions to the aircraft's nose pitching up, then down, once again up, and finally down and over, upside down into a fatal loss of any ability to recover, if I remember correctly this usually took about two and a half seconds from start to finish and is seldom mentioned when anyone who has one to sell seems to forget to mention when telling you how easy they are to fly.
This is why I "built" my own, a Bensen B-8 gyro glider which can be towed behind a car or tethered to a heavy duty steel stake and flown like a kite on a good industrial rated rope when the wind is steady at 25 mph and you can get up to a hundred feet off the ground for as long as you have lift.
I found a guy on TH-cam that runs a gyrocopter flight-school and he does talk about it. He says that too many people think just because gyrocopters are mostly in the realm of hobbyists machines, you don't need training to fly them. He says that out of all the aircraft you can fly, gyrocopters are the easiest to learn and by far, the safest to fly, especially in regard to small aircraft flying in gusty or inclimate weather. He says that he starts people out on drag behind machines, then through two other stages.
As I understand it, most people who die in gyrocopters a) have no training. b) Have a lot of training in small air planes. It's habit or intuition that gets people. If your small airplane starts going nose up, airplane guys quickly stick down to pull out of it. I believe if you do that with a gyro and your dead. It's my understanding that you decrease thrust or bank out of it in a gyro. I've heard "never ever nose down in a gyro". I guess it's flat, nose up, or at risk. I'm not a pilot of anything, I've just been considering aircraft for a while and parroting what I've heard other people say. I will say this, I don't hear any person trying to sell other aircraft that tell talk too much about all they ways you can die. It's just not good salesmanship. Also notice that most all of the gyro guys are old. Makes me think that they've been doing it a while...
Nice😀
Very nice
Hi: I was looking through the plans for this gyro. I purchased a piece of aluminum tubing to try drilling close to the inside edge with out damage. Could you tell me how you deburr the inside of the holes when they are close to the inside edge? I cannot see how to do this with out possibly scratching or possibly damaging the wall during this process. Thanks for the video and your time.
I'm sorry, I think my English will not allow me to explain these details. I tried to drill on a piece of square tube, and set up the drilling machine so that the gap between the hole and the wall was minimal. It took some time. First I drilled with a smaller drill bit, after which I used straight shank straight flute chucking reamer
rotorpt Thanks for the information. I just tried it with a 15/64" drill and .250" reamer. I allowed .030 wall to bolt and it seemed to work. Thanks
after the 5th time watching this this doesnt seem that difficult to do, its probably take like 1 day
SO FOR 1..YOU MUST BE A MATH GENIUS..AND REALLY TECH SAVY..YOU MILITARY?
i don't know but why do you use steal and not aluminium for the frame because it would be lighter but maybe the aluminium is not strong enough for the frame ? And how much does it costs when it's entirely finished ?
I made all according to the drawings calculated by the engineer and the author of this gyroplane - Ralf Taggart
I assume each kit includes a paid in full term life insurance policy.
much safer than any car
@@rotorfly07 :) Excellent video loved the music I bet it's a blast to fly.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 von america🇺🇸👍👍👍👍👍
Você tem o projeto desse girocoptero pode disponibilizar para mim
Kudos! Kit built?
If you want to build this gyro, let me suggest you look at the honey bee, an upgraded version of the gyrobee
just compare how many built and successfully flying Gyrobee and how many Honeybee :)
I am from India, I want to learn how to make gyrocopter, and needed parts of gyrocopter,
Fantastic!
Thank u..for sharing..from where u took the dimensions?
Hi Yusuf, I did everything according to the drawings available on the Internet. Search for information by "Gyrobee", by Ralph Taggart.
I would like more information on acquiring a kit for a gyrobee aeroplane.
Tom Burns
Hello Tom, i All the documentation is available on the internet and rotary wing forum, the search keyword is "Gyrobee". Parts of the gyroplane or the kit can be bought at the site starbeegyros.com. I documented the entire building process, available at rotorpt.blogspot.com but in Russian. Good luck!
how long did it take to build it ? Where to get the parts ?
Numerous questions about where to buy, how much it costs and how long to build:
I bought a basic kit from starbeegyros.com in 2012. The wooden set box is visible in the first shots. Of the finished parts, there was only a folding mast in the kit. All other parts were made from materials that were cut to size, drilled, processed and so on.
At that time, I could buy a ready-made set (without a rotor, engine, instruments), but much more expensive. I decided that I would do it myself, so I bought a basic set, and bought all the other parts as soon as my project was ready.
I tried to capture the step-by-step process of creation in the photos that I took at each stage. Then I made this video out of them.
I described the whole construction process in detail in my blog: rotorpt.blogspot.com (in russian)
I downloaded the drawings for free on the Internet, the keywords are Gyrobee by Ralph Taggart.
Donde puedo comprar un kit de construcción de un autogiro como ese ?
Where can I buy plans?
not a buy, download free. Gyrobee by Ralph Taggart
I want to build one, where did you get your parts from?
Hello, I ordered basic kit in starbeegyros.com.
Yeah CCR!!!!!!!
Hey can I get training under you ??
Sorry, I can't give lessons. I can help the technical part.
Slower montage, more CCR .
Play it in a lower speed m8
Not really the same, is it.? @@Snuffersnuffs
great video
Great!!!
I'm searching for this kit, but can't find it. Where to buy? Thanks for help.
starlightsportaircraft.com/gyro-kit ;)
How much might a build like this cost and how long might it take?
This is a compromise, for everyone in different ways, depending on employment, access to machine tools, financial investments. It took me about 3 years, leisurely
@@rotorfly07 what might a build like the video realistically cost?
where did you get the plains to build gyrobee
I did everything according to the drawings available on the Internet. Search for information by "Gyrobee", by Ralph Taggart.
а где вы покупали такой кит набор и сколько денег?
Базовый набор покупал в штатах, там была только мачта готовая. Все остальное своими руками. По тем временам кит базовый около 2к евро обошёлся
@@rotorfly07 понял, а ссылка на продавца осталась?
@@GVL224 не знаю, активны ли они до сих пор, ищите starbeegyros
Где брали ротор?
Напрямую у Эрни, DW 22"
What engine bro 🥰👆
Rotax 503 bro 🤘
@@rotorfly07 thanks bro
bro Buy parts to build gyrocopter Tell me if I can build it bro How much does it cost to build bro
Good video, can you pass me the plans
I did everything according to the drawings available on the Internet. Search for information by "Gyrobee", by Ralph Taggart.
what is the brand name for the brake drums ?
The brand name of whells and brake drums is Azusa
thank you my friend ~!!!!
Where can you look into this kit?
see all information in starbeegyros.com. I ordered basic kit only.
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