Adam H
Senior Member
Gyro is sold.
Raising funds for a new project, I'll post it here first so all my forum friends can have first crack at it.
This gyro won Best Single Place Gyroplane at Mentone this year.
Here are the specifics:
Rotax 503 DC Electronic Ignition ~ 50 hrs since new
3 Blade, 60" Ivo-Prop
23' Dragon Wings Rotor Blades, brand new last year
7.2 Gallon Calumetair seat tank
Contols are custom machined and every bearing surface has a roller bearing
Air Command rotor head
Wunderlich prerotator, capable of getting the blades to 180+ RPM
Wunderlich rotor brake
Front scrub brake
Instruments are a Hall Airspeed Indicator, bicycle speedo rotor tach and Tiny Tach
Custom foam/fiberglass tail
Adjustable friction throttle quadrant
This is a READY TO FLY gyro, buy it now and you can fly before the snow hits. It has the typical wide Gyrobee gear, meaning that you'd really have to work hard to roll it over, honestly, I'm not sure you even could.
Check out the detail pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jangievarnsen/sets/72157627604972750/
Asking $8,500.
PS: The pictures show a home made EIS next to the seat - it is a prototype that I'm still working the bugs out of, it and the ugly bundle of wires coming out of it and running up behind the seat stay with me. You keep the shelf to sit your radio, instruments, etc. on.
Raising funds for a new project, I'll post it here first so all my forum friends can have first crack at it.
This gyro won Best Single Place Gyroplane at Mentone this year.
Here are the specifics:
Rotax 503 DC Electronic Ignition ~ 50 hrs since new
3 Blade, 60" Ivo-Prop
23' Dragon Wings Rotor Blades, brand new last year
7.2 Gallon Calumetair seat tank
Contols are custom machined and every bearing surface has a roller bearing
Air Command rotor head
Wunderlich prerotator, capable of getting the blades to 180+ RPM
Wunderlich rotor brake
Front scrub brake
Instruments are a Hall Airspeed Indicator, bicycle speedo rotor tach and Tiny Tach
Custom foam/fiberglass tail
Adjustable friction throttle quadrant
This is a READY TO FLY gyro, buy it now and you can fly before the snow hits. It has the typical wide Gyrobee gear, meaning that you'd really have to work hard to roll it over, honestly, I'm not sure you even could.
Check out the detail pictures here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jangievarnsen/sets/72157627604972750/
Asking $8,500.
PS: The pictures show a home made EIS next to the seat - it is a prototype that I'm still working the bugs out of, it and the ugly bundle of wires coming out of it and running up behind the seat stay with me. You keep the shelf to sit your radio, instruments, etc. on.
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