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Funny how you can fly in one of these without a license, but you need a license and now remote ID to fly a toy plastic drone around your own back yard.

10. Cloud hopper balloon 9. Powered paraglider 8. Ultraflight Lazair 7. Phantom X-1 6. Hummel Ultracruiser 5. Mosquito Air 4. Bensen B-8 Gyrocopter 3. Kolb Firefly 2. Quicksilver MX103 1. Aerolite 103

First :). Love the Mosquito. Great video

Great information here - and imagine my surprise to see my orange Aerolite 103 featured toward the end of this video! That's from my hangar in DeLand, Florida - KDED, sitting on the felt tire mats, has the coiled com cable running up the yoke and the Bontrager bike bag I use for storage and headrest. By the way - the Aerolite 103 is a pretty cool plane to fly. Good aerodynamic stability and very forgiving in a powered and unpowered stall. You do have to "fly it to the ground", but does flare nicely and you can easily hold off the nose wheel for grass field landings. GAF

The Aerolite 103 is now sold ready to fly. :)

My dream is to get a Phantom X-1 someday! With struts not cables. I did have a Benson Gyrocopter in the early 80s.

At 8:45 in the video, that is a Kolb Firestar. I have flown in that plane with Kip, the owner in the backseat that you can see in the photo. So its not actually an Ultralight. Just FYI.

That Hummel Ultracruiser is a beautiful plane.

Good inventions.

#9 I plan on getting

I like the Hummel Ultracruiser

Great video

The intro is cool 😎

I worked and trained pilots for Eipper Aircraft, manufacturer of Quicksilver ultralights, including the MX and MX2. It was great fun to build and fly. I assembled and test flew aircrafts for Art Scholl, Mario Andretti, Johnny Rutherford, Ponch and Jon (of CHIPS tv show) and trained the stunt men who actually flew them for the show. I built 10 red planes for the Chinese government. There was also Bruce Jenner's Quicksliver, with floats for Lake Tahoe, and I painted it to match his Pitts Special. Unfortunately there were some flying enthusiasts who didn't know what they were doing in building their own design and some crashed with serious injuries or died. The ultralight industry took a really bad hit in publicity never to recover completely.

That is cute they got the dance and music side from you

Nice comments om THE part 3.nice video.

The Benson shown in the video CLEARLY does not comply with the requirments for ultralight in the USA.

Of course I am getting one

I've got a thing about never strapping a propane tank, or an engine and giant fan to my back.

Back in the early 80's training was some simple verbal instruction, a little taxiing around an open field, then some "crow hops" where the new pilot just accelerated enough to get a few feet off the ground and then chop the power. For the real solo flight we communicated with "hand signals" for like "go faster" or "slow down". No radios yet or parachutes. Well, one weekend at Lake Elsinore, CA, I was training a young couple that wanted to fly from San Pedro? harbor to commute to Santa Catalina island. The young woman was first. After getting airborne she was supposed to come over me for signals, then land. Well, she kept climbing higher and higher, with only about an hour's fuel on board. She was up several thousand feet, 45 minutes, when the motor slowed down, gliding, then eventually landed. When queried what happened, she said she "forgot to let go of the throttle lever (like a bicycle brake lever), Duh! Well, all's well that ends well.

Nice video 👍🏼 .... but here in Germany you have absolutely no chance to fly any of these gyrocopters & planes. Sad but true. =/ PS: a little side-information: to become a 🚁-Pilot here, you need minimum 250.000,-€ with absolute no guarantee to get a job in this business and so, ... my childhood-dream was killed a long time ago. In the states or in Canada for example it’s way more realistic to follow & reach such a dream/goal. Sad but true!. (My English isn’t the best but I hope you guys understood what I was trying to say?!?) ✌🏼

Nice info for ultra light craft. I plan to learn no. 1 & 9, hopefully there are time to fulfill it. Paragliding need license, how about paramotor?

0:57 Bagnall Dam Lake of the Ozarks, MO

You don't need a license to fly most gyrocopters either and they are actually safer than a ultralight aircraft. Its a good idea to get a private pilots license to fly either one of them anyway.

Not in the Philippines. You can either be required to have one or a permit to operate any wheeled machines even a pilot license just to fly a hanglider

I have 61 hours in a Firefly. Fantastic aircraft easily the best preforming ultralight I have flew and I have flew 9 different ultralight craft including the aerolite. Preformance is great but not nearly as responsive as the firefly but can fly slower for sure and its a neat experience to fly a few feet off the ground in a 10mph head wind at walking speeds, the firefly is capable low and slow but the aerolite excels at that along with being the easiest to land plane I have ever flown period. Ihabe 41 hours in aerolite that my father owns. He owns a long EZ as well but its unfinished. About 10 years ago he started it and has since never finished it, its around 80% complete as of now and we have recently started the build again. We plan on having it complete around March 2021.

I fly R/C planes because I walk away from every crash

The Bensen B-8, as featured in Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior. ;)

The cold Hopper Bloon is kind of crazy because it's a harnet keep you from falling

The Firefly looks exhilarating.

Can you cross borders if so how and what Is the range and do you need air clearance and can you land anywhere you want

I really like flying vehicles. I wonder if I would be a pilot when I grow up.

Cool

Beyond Facts, Redwheel, etc., etc., etc. Damn, you’re everywhere! 😂

Why didn't you give (all prices) for all these models, with/without, engines, propeller, ect. I'd like to check & see about 2 different ones.

เป็นไปไม่ได้หรอกที่จะไม่ต้องมีใบอนุญาตฯ ขนาดโดรนยังต้องขอใช้เลย

So awesome! 😎👍 Can I fly one across the border! 😂🤣😂 or they shoot me down lol Mosquito is one my faves they have an electric solar one now for farther stronger performance lol

Wow! All the restrictions we Drone pilots have to abide by and these seem much much much more dangerous without any accountability! Cool video though

The Aerolite 103 is also factory built.

The FAA forbade me from proceeding with any flight training at all when I disclosed my Narcolepsy on my Flight Physical. No I do not have Cataplexy. I do not suddenly fall asleep when driving, but drowsiness will hit me hard if I attempt to drive more than two hours without a napping rest stop. Their decision letter never said anything about me getting or constructing my own ultralight aircraft and flying in that manner. I already have one hour in a Cessna 172. Between that and realistic flight sim equipment, how hard could it be to solo on an ultralight, then hopping VFR from one small airfield to another?

I saw a quick picture of the Affordaplane, but it was not in the video...

When I hear something is prohibited and I don't hear who is enforcing it... that's when accidents happen.

One day i will have my license and fly

Nice info and video, too many ads to enjoy this completely. I don’t know if it’s you or KZfaq. But this is getting out of hand.

Never knew i could fly

0:42 Vietnam music starts playing

Некоторые из этих экземпляров летали ещё в Безумном Максе 1981г , а созданы были ещё раньше, а где развитие, и даже то что создано 50 -60 лет назад , массовости не имело, сколько живу, слышу, что мы вот-вот начнём массово летать, а воз и ныне там

Good video! Keep it up! Would you like to be KZfaq friends? :]

Either though you can still fly these without a license doesn't mean you can't die just the same as an licensed pilot. The ground doesn't care if you hit it at 45 mph if you have a license or not. You still need to know something about the common rules of flight before acting silly and getting in one of these and taking off. My Uncle though he could build a kit plane and take off flying on the first day too. He flew his first flight and died on his first flight all in about 50 seconds.

In my country you need a license to fly UL.There is no section 103.

this is in the U.S. right, cause i can't find where to buy these anywhere

I can tell this guy reads a lot. That intro is book quality.

Lol I'd be afraid to fly the balloon now with all these being shot down lol 😅

AIRCRAFTS is NOT a word.

I study English by these vids

Every single one of these requires a license to fly in New Zealand and the helicopters require a full private pilots license-rotating wing

The B-52 is an ultralight & does not require a PPL to fly ! I would love a mosquito with the gas-turbo-shaft

You sound like WATOP, ngl.

Hello redwheel

Eu quero um helicóptero experimental

If I fly anything it has to be a fixed wing. A downdraft can be dangerous for non-fixed wing aircrafts.

If your watching this consider paramotors. They seem to be a lot more affordable safe and generally cool.

Legal 👍👍👍😎😮😮😅😅

I find it extremely odd that for a video entitled 'No Licence to FLY!' you have selected an image of the CH-7 Kompress Helicopter, an aircraft that requires that the Pilot be trained and licensed to Private Pilots Licence - Helicopters (PPL-H) or Commercial Pilots Licence - Helicopters (CPL-H) standards in every market that this aircraft is sold in! It seems unlikely that you were unaware of these facts when you decided on the image to use under the title, and it raises the question why? That apart, the long discontinued model Mosquito Air Helicopter is a very ingenious little machine, but my interest waned at the realization of the UK cost and that it wasn't on the list of approved kit built aircraft and would be subject to the 28 day rule if registered outside of the UK. I still think its a very cleverly designed machine, but as a former motorcycle mechanic and workshop owner I have absolutely no interest in having a high revving two stroke powerplant. Obviously, this was chosen to meet the US regulatory standards, but it could have been such a better machine. The CH-7 is a truly outstanding design from a master helicopter designer,, manufacturer and Pilot and remains my all time favorite kit built helicopter, but they too originally came fitted with an awful two stroke motor, thankfully later superceded by Rotax four stroke engines. In Europe there is a category for ultralight self build Helicopters and an interesting variety of models, whereas the UK remains several lightyears behind!

The Quicksilver is not a weight shift controlled plane. The narrator even said it has an elevator and rudder.

If you're in uncontrolled airspace you can fly anything without a medical or license.

There are countries where you need a license even to fly paraglider, for example my country, you need a license to fly a motorized paraglider or any motorized ultralight, be it a plane or a helicopter.

in the frist vid you also mentioned mosquito air

bad title: expensive jetpacks u can buy rn

When i was a kid i dreamt of becoming a air force pilot....but i got selected in police😎

Please learn the correct terminology. Gyrocopter and Autogyro (Autogiro) are both BRAND NAMES and the class of vehicle is actually called Gyroplane, which is the term used by aviation authorities around the world.

A cool collection of different types for the recreational flyer. " You Can Fly WITHOUT a License " is click-worthy but irresponsible. Pilots licence is not mandatory but common sense dictate that training to solo standard is important.

Someone tell me where I can get a Mosquito Air? Please I need this thing!

Surprised none of these were built with larger RC jet engines as their propulsion.

No licence only in the USA. In europe, you need for those a special licence too

Awesome!

Sometimes I read ‘no license required’ as no experience required lol 😅.

The hopper balloon…. NO WAY!😱🤮🤮😂

How was this video different from Part-1?

Liked the video but hated the 5 insurance commercials injected into the video.

Dell Schanze is in this video

#9

Where do we buy these?

You forgot the trike it's easy to fly to really easy

Omg!!! I girl in a heli?!?! WATCH OUT!!!

where can you buy these

Sketchmoore.

These were all in the last video

OK!!!

I believe i can fly..

Сколько бы я смог сделать для Америки! Подучили бы ,и пользуйтесь моими мозгами🤦❤️

Why would i need a license anyway ....Would an " air" police stop me somewhere mid - air 🤔🤔

Why not add the price if these like in video no 1

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$25,000 for aircraft/ $2,500 for proper flight lessons/ $800 yr. liability insurance $200 mo. hanger fee...Not an inexpensive hobby by any means. * the above figures are according to personal research in Lake Havasu, Arizona.

Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. Pilots should learn way more than just being able to operate the controls. Weather, airspace, flight rules, communications, avoiding air traffic etc.

And if you think you don't need training even though you don't need a license is a recipe for death. If you decide to fly with no training then do it by yourself so there is only one fatality.

After watching this video I've decided, I better get a license and fly something better

can we fly a homemade plane without license