Actually they are even older than that. A relation of mine used to fly one in the 1930s. They were known as autogyros back then.

Can purchase on ebay now. 😂

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It is sweet but im scurred. My dada buddy built an ultralight and effed himselff up on tue first flight. Walked away but was pretty busted up.

Yeah. Thanks.. Kind of fun how it's sticking around..

It was a fun flight and shoot

Aragiss Thnaks.. It's so much fun.

Fernando Massaranduba hello

I have my Butterfly for sale on Facebook Marketplace.

Get a bike. Problem solved!

@@moto__shark with a whole bunch of lunatics on the road. high chance are you end up in the ICU room.

Unfortunately it's not legal to commute with an unlicensed vehicle. You'll need an "experimental" registration for the aircraft - basically you have to build from kit, do test flights, and have yearly inspections. Commuting requires a private pilot license or better: medical exam, ground school, 45 hours logged. Figure about $10,000 of schooling. Fortunately this gives you the other private pilot privileges: flying at night or over congested areas, most small airports, talking to ATC. All airports if you have the necessary equipment and endorsement. Motorcycle is much cheaper.

Haha.. great idea in India also

You can enjoy the ride, its fast, you dont need deal with traffic congestions and laws, dont need stop, and can go in a straight l8ne from home to your place of work. But anyway Elon Musk are building underground roads to avoid traffic deals in LA.

They are good fun. Thanks for visiting... I hope you can someday.

Same here i have made real dream of this many many time when i was more younger

Sir please talk to me this is my number 8340534916 I am from India (Bihar) I need you to save my life. please please please talk to me

Hii

Coqui Castro ........ when i was a child i used to dream my body could fly.....id be flying horizontal.......if i tilted my head back id go higher and would loose height if i tilted it forward......i used my arms to go left and right......for the first few dreams i was indoors banging into walls n stuff but i eventually mastered it outdoors (in my dream state)........it was absolutely amazing.....the dreams stopped when i was approx 10 yrs old.

How has it been going for you?

Look up his name dude actually passed away .. rip

"I have bought the exact same gyro" - con you help with infos where and how much. I have plans but I do not feel confident enough to build rotor head. I've beemthinking of electric giro too

@@trail4844 what really? I couldn't find anything

@@solomonjenkins9505no he’s still alive, as of Feb 2023 he is still posting from what I found

And meanwhile suicides are more common too w the boring safety restrictions of a stressfilled modern world.

AnantaSesaDas A man wants fun but he must get certified by FAA FBA FCA FDA...

Bro this machine is safe, it can not stall

Its probably safer than the bike!!

AnantaSesaDas 😀

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@@mgmd4367 What's CGI, the aircraft?

It is.

not a chopper

@@ragimundvonwallat8961 Get to da chopper.

Just build then

Yuuuuup, i just came from far cry 4 video, talking out an outpost with a gyrocopter, and now im here.

Yep

Seems like He loss control

What happens if you lose power on that gyrocopter ?

@@ted6176 From what I've read, you float to the ground almost like you have a parachute.

@@Devin_Stromgren Yeah, I've heard that too, but hard to trust. Maybe retrofit the machine with pogo sticks so it can bounce to a safer landing ?

@@ted6176 o9

My thoughts exactly. Unnecessary risks taken for both for a photo shoot especially in that terrain which can be highly subject to updrafts/downdrafts/and shear winds.

It was called "Little Nell" in You Only Live Twice.

That's because it is

Mad Max movies had one...

that's what led me to this video lol

There is one actually. See: You Only Live Twice

It's part of two amazing chase scenes in The Road Warrior

I was just thinking, if i had the skills I'd photoshop the autogyro shooting at the motorcycle

How do you top a Spitfire as a pilot? F18 maybe! Those Gyro’s look pretty affordable and fun!

Do it. Fly.

@@rotorshawn - What's the name of this gyroplane? What's the make or model? Who manufactures/sells it?

@@manofsan It was an Air Command. I made a lot of modifications myself, but it's an Air Command at it's core.

@@rotorshawn - is that the normal size for that Air Command model? Or did you further shrink it down somehow?

Tezen simbi nan dlo

@@tifanmpierre7783 Hi friend........ I am an Indonesian. So just speake Indonesian or English. Where are you from ? Excuse me, I don't understand your laguage.

Not as close as it looks. We were both in the same page.

Do these require same amount of knowledge as a regular full size one?

+Shawn Adams 3,000 hours is a year and a half of full-time employment, so it's quite a bit for test-flying this machine. It takes only a few weeks of learning to be able to properly drive an automobile on town and city streets, plus highways, including different ways of parking; and then it takes a careful learner to be able to learn driving during wintery conditions, f.e. That's a total of at most two full-time weeks (of hours), for slow learners. So, 3,000 hours means you have plenty of experimentation with your flying machine. Sure, driving a ground motor vehicle can get tricky. F.e., I was very accustomed to the Eastern Townships of the province of Quebec, Canada, all months of the year. Roads were always safely drivable for me during all seasons; except, one winter, we very unusually had "black ice" and I wasn't experienced with that. I was driving slowly but the car felt odd for control. I scratched my head like a monkey and wondered if I was hallucinating, decided to stop and get out to check the road, immediately falling or slipping backwards as I stepped out onto the road. It was super slick, fast black ice. Very unusual for the area I was in! It ended up taking about 2 1/2 hours to drive only 18 miles! I didn't know whether to turn back or not and continued onward, hoping the ice would soon end, but it didn't. Well, it didn't take me 2 1/2 hrs to learn to drive on the icy surface. 2 1/2 hrs is only for the duration of the short trip. The learning happened in a matter of minutes. The driving speed became 5, 6 mph, crawling. Yes, I learned from the whole experience, but it didn't take more than at most a few minutes to drive safely with this road condition. So, 3,000 hrs is truly significant experience.

+Kinshay Shafra I assume you're referring to a helicopter? They are much easier to learn than a helicopter..

Adams, what is the cost of this vehicle? how much fuel it needs?

I'm feeling this one for around $15,000. New there are around $25,000. It holds 5 gallons and will fly for about 45 to 60 minutes per tank depending on how you're flying it.

I hope they enjoy the nursing home as much

And this is why mens lives are better than womens lives

hahaha lol

And because Men is why we actually have machines that can fly and ride.

mooresly400 indeed!

Tell us where pls

You hope or you wish?

hi shawn adams i want your contact so cantact me my mail id sraj213@gmail.com, my phon number 9688777971. pleas cantact me

+sp Raja Hmmm, seems like there might be a business opportunity in this. If it's what sg Raja's post is about and all works out well, then it'd be nice if you'd let me know about it, for I'll then communicate about this to some friends.

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Yep my experience was in the 70s takeoff speed was about 20 miles an hour landing around 8 very basic flying back propeller moving you forward keeps the top spinning which gives you the lift up my plans came from benson

Look Ma 👵! No hands😜

If you build it yourself, couple thousand