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reply posted on 9-7-2011 @ 05:23 PM by bluemooone2
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A word of caution hehehe , helis are very tricky to learn to fly.
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reply posted on 9-7-2011 @ 06:13 PM by RussianScientists
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Hi CaptChaos,

Those toys never became popular simply because they are death traps. If you want to commit suicide then that is an excellent way to go, and no one would ever expect your intentions, they would just believe you were another casualty.

They are junk, they have no power, there is no protection, if the throttle sticks you are in trouble, if anything else goes wrong you are in trouble, if the wind gusts just a little you will start to flip before you go straight down sideways into the ground.

I could tell you my personal experiences and others but the key is... spend your money on something else that will not kill you. Go buy a used convertible car and spend your time living, instead of wondering if you are going home in a body bag.


reply posted on 10-7-2011 @ 09:01 AM by willyclem
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Gyros can be fun and a modest one shouldn't cost very much to build. Here are some links to get you started:

www.gyroplanepassion.com...

www.homebuilt.org...

www.rotaryforum.com...

But, in the long run, I think a little aerobatic single seat biplane is the way to go. Of course I am not exactly unbiased.
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