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D-MHTN —

Submitted about a year ago

Autogyro für 2 Personen.

1 of D-MHTN 12 of AUTO 6 at EDFY

volker fa. luebke

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Colin Seftelabout a year ago

That's an autogyro, not a helicopter. The difference is that the rotor is not powered, it auto-rotates. Pitch and roll are controlled by tilting the rotor. A helicopter has 4 flight controls; collective, cyclic, tail rotor pedals and throttle. An autogyro has only 3; control stick, rudder pedals and throttle.

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Carl Hahnabout a year ago

Basically a flying motorcycle

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stratrevivalabout a year ago

Exactly, an autogyro or "Gyrocopter", type: AutoGyro Europe MTOsport

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volker fa. luebkePhoto Uploaderabout a year ago

I am not an expert in aircraft, hence my mistake. But I've corrected it ;-)

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James Simmsabout a year ago

Shades of James Bond in ‘You Only live Twice’……..

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cyber bikerabout a year ago

These flying paperclips are great fun as long as the weather is good — as efficient as can be. If you have the bucks the AutoGyro Cavalon 915iS Gyroplane - https://youtu.be/6gp76bCMrWQ - will keep you toasty all winter.

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