Kolibri FW and Gyros Joined Oct 17, 2014 Messages 1,636 Location Wyoming Aircraft Cessna 152, 172, 172RG, 177, 206 -- Piper 180 -- RV-7A -- Calidus -- RAF2000 -- Sport Copter II and Total Flight Time 1000+ Jul 13, 2018 #1 Attachments rugged M912 survives terrain.png 209.7 KB · Views: 28 Trixy stainless steel mast.png 88.6 KB · Views: 28 Last edited: Jul 13, 2018
P Perzy Newbie Joined Mar 12, 2012 Messages 23 Location Kiruna Jul 19, 2018 #2 finaly some one hwo has expirenced flying gyro in downdraft / rotorwind .. it would be intresting to hear details - windspeed. turbulence flying height airspeed was there any atempt for recovery
finaly some one hwo has expirenced flying gyro in downdraft / rotorwind .. it would be intresting to hear details - windspeed. turbulence flying height airspeed was there any atempt for recovery
Steve_UK Active Member Joined Oct 15, 2010 Messages 3,886 Location UK Aircraft I'm not a pilot but have been lucky enough to fly in Mi-24 Hind, Mi-2, Mi-17, Lynx HAS3, Gliders, GA Jul 19, 2018 #3 The Sport Copter shown in the original photos *might be" N911GW which had an accident in Feb 2016 There was a thread about it here on RWF. I've no idea why but I can't see it among the NTSB Monthly reports for Feb 2016 Here's the original RWF thread https://www.rotaryforum.com/forum/general/news/46138-sport-copter-down
The Sport Copter shown in the original photos *might be" N911GW which had an accident in Feb 2016 There was a thread about it here on RWF. I've no idea why but I can't see it among the NTSB Monthly reports for Feb 2016 Here's the original RWF thread https://www.rotaryforum.com/forum/general/news/46138-sport-copter-down
Kolibri FW and Gyros Joined Oct 17, 2014 Messages 1,636 Location Wyoming Aircraft Cessna 152, 172, 172RG, 177, 206 -- Piper 180 -- RV-7A -- Calidus -- RAF2000 -- Sport Copter II and Total Flight Time 1000+ Jul 19, 2018 #4 Yes, pilot survived, and actually walked away without even a scratch. It crunched the tail [of N911GW]. Click to expand... Since the tail was not damaged, it was not N911GW. Last edited: Jul 19, 2018
Yes, pilot survived, and actually walked away without even a scratch. It crunched the tail [of N911GW]. Click to expand... Since the tail was not damaged, it was not N911GW.
Vance Gyroplane CFI Staff member Joined Oct 30, 2003 Messages 18,374 Location Santa Maria, California Aircraft Givens Predator Total Flight Time 2600+ in rotorcraft Jul 19, 2018 #5 JasonS;n1135715 said: Question...did the pilots of these crashes survive? Click to expand... Three accidents, one fatality in Australia, no fatalities in the two USA accidents.
JasonS;n1135715 said: Question...did the pilots of these crashes survive? Click to expand... Three accidents, one fatality in Australia, no fatalities in the two USA accidents.
Kolibri FW and Gyros Joined Oct 17, 2014 Messages 1,636 Location Wyoming Aircraft Cessna 152, 172, 172RG, 177, 206 -- Piper 180 -- RV-7A -- Calidus -- RAF2000 -- Sport Copter II and Total Flight Time 1000+ Jul 19, 2018 #6 I was speaking only of the crash and photo I posted about. The Australian fatality had little/no training and hit a tree. It was moot that he did so in an M912 vs. something else. Just sayin'.
I was speaking only of the crash and photo I posted about. The Australian fatality had little/no training and hit a tree. It was moot that he did so in an M912 vs. something else. Just sayin'.