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[Gyro jeff]

Gyro Plane Scattered all. over the shop but so far havent found anything that did not need work . At the speed I work Maybe done when retire .

 

[MikeBoyette]

Might be better to build new. Aluminum accumulates corrosion inside where you can't see it. Just a thought. Your life may depend on it. Buy new and use the old parts as a template if you want. Just my thoughts. May save your life although not your money.

 

[Jazzenjohn]

Looks like you are about 2 hours away Jeff.... That makes us next door gyro neighbors in Michigan... lol

 

[AviomaniaTexas]

Back when I was working on my Air Command as a project at Peach State Rotorcraft, everyone working on their gyroplane would say that it would be ready in 2 weeks. Months would go by and when asked when they would be ready, the reply was always "probably 2 weeks".

 

[MikeBoyette]

Back when I was working on my Air Command as a project at Peach State Rotorcraft, everyone working on their gyroplane would say that it would be ready in 2 weeks. Months would go by and when asked when they would be ready, the reply was always "probably 2 weeks".

Which came from Stan "two weeks" Foster. When he was building his Helicycle parts were coming in sporadically. When asked for the umpteenth time when he would ne done his response was always "two weeks" lol.

 

[Resasi]

To be fair to Stan, I think that there may well have been inaction on a party who actually owned the gyro that Stan was kindly homing and had been working on.