So I was watching this video for Flylight's upcoming Peabee2, which is their planned flexwing for the Sub-70kg category that they have in the UK & Australia:
I was looking at this and wondering why a Gyroplane couldn't be constructed on a similar type of frame?
So here, I'm not concerned on meeting a particular legal category or weight class. I was really just thinking purely from a flight physics point of view, and the art of what's mechanically possible.
I'm imagining that it would require unprecedentedly light rotor blades, though.
I was looking at this and wondering why a Gyroplane couldn't be constructed on a similar type of frame?
So here, I'm not concerned on meeting a particular legal category or weight class. I was really just thinking purely from a flight physics point of view, and the art of what's mechanically possible.
I'm imagining that it would require unprecedentedly light rotor blades, though.