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Date : 29 01 2012Name : David J. CharityTopic : Other
Frankly, I'm amazed and pleased to have, by happy chance, found your web site.It really is great to witness progress in the Gyrocopter World; though despite the obvios increase in numbers of happy owners I have yet to meet one during my own x/c travels!! Though accumulating approx 20000 flying hours since starting to work for a living in 1955 I still find great pleasure in suffering the limitations of gyro flight; the more so since retirement, and look forward to passing the 1000 flying hours milestone with my Campbell Cricket shortly. However, I hope that you all enjoy continued safe flying in 2012 and enjoy further success. Perhaps I may even meet up with some of these "modern" machines while defying gravity with my own machine!! Kind Regards.


Date : 17 01 2012Name : Michael HurstTopic : Other
Hi to all Gyronauts! My feedback starts in Gran Canaria in February 2011 when I saw my 1st Gyrocopter, met Daniel the CFI @ Escula de Ultrageros at El Berriel(www.canaire.com)& got the "Gyrocopter Grin" on my 1st flight in an ELA07S.Then I took a week of intensive training in August with Steve Boxhall @ Old Sarum in the MagniM16.I returned to GC in December & flew 2 more weeks of training(i.a.w. the CAA syllabus)in another ELA07S,experiencing strong side wind take offs & landings & feeling for updrafts in the mountains.One day as I got to 600ft on take off, Dan chopped the throttle & pointed out an area for an immediate dead engine landing! My approach was ok but I got reprimanded for taking too long to react! 3 more simulated dead engine landings @ other sites had me in the groove so we returned to El Berriel & landed.Imagine our surprise to be met by 2 Policia cars waiting outside the hanger.I was interogated & kept by the Gyro by one armed man & Dan was taken off to his CFI office with 2 others.Usual passport/identity request to me but nothing more, & a refusal by him to answer any of my questions. Once Dan returned it was explained to me that our low flying & simulated landings had occurred near a new Prison & the Chief of Police had been informed of a suspected Jail Break rehearsal!! The Policia thought I was the pilot, being in the front seat, & that the Gyrocopter was a helicopter!! It was explained & shown to the Policia most firmly by Dan that neither the "new" prison nor the one situated north of Las Palmas airport, were classified in any way on the flying maps at El Berriel. I had a fantastic 2 weeks flying training starting each day by walking to the airfield along the beach from my hotel & meeting other gyroscope pilots/owners. Be sure I will be going back when funds allow!!


Date : 22 10 2011Name : Mark AttwoodTopic : Website
Wow! That video with Phil is one of the most exciting things I have ever watched. I am rushing off to book my first gyro flight right away. Thank you.


Date : 19 10 2011Name : RobertTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
Hi, Just wondering if your books will be available in PDF format, for the ipad of course. Best Regards, Robert


Date : 03 10 2011Name : Dirk de VosTopic : Website
Hi there, I am very disappointed in your website. There is supposed to be a comparison list that one is supposed to be able to download. The search function doesn't work, so I cannot search for it (there isn't a link to it to be found anywhere). On the "Forms and downloads" page, five out of seven links are not working. You might as well delete my account again, I am not interested anymore...


Date : 08 07 2009Name : Derek McRinerTopic : Other
Had my first gyroplane flight on July 3rd at Kirkbride, courtesy of Chris Jones. Well impressed.........and still grinning! It is unlike any other form of aviation I have experienced, with a sense of freedom and visibility that only an "airborne motorcycle" can give you. If Chris is any example, being trained by an instructor like him would be a pleasure. I will definitely take this new experience further. All the very best, Derek


Date : 15 06 2009Name : Sarah WigleyTopic : Flying: Lincoln
wickemby air field has a really great feel about it, its a really relaxed atmosphere and everyone iv met are all so positive and friendly, im looking forward to more and more training, hard to believe from some one who,s been terrified of flying? but everyones got there preference and mines definately "gyrocopters".


Date : 01 12 2008Name : John ThompsonTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
"….congratulations on a really fine book! I purchased a copy a couple of months ago from our local (South African) AutoGyro agent, and found it very useful."


Date : 24 11 2008Name : Werner IberlerTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
I am a Commercial Helicopter Pilot and Gyrocopter Flying Instructor. I just finished reading your book about the 'New Generation' Gyrocopter now, I am very impressed how you explain in detail all the important subjects for flying a gyrocopter.


Date : 18 09 2008Name : Bob GilchristTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
I just read your excellent book. Congrats on the book - it's the best introduction to a/c differences I have ever seen in 24yrs of private flying!


Date : 03 09 2008Name : Roger DaddTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
I congratulate you on a most useful introduction to Gyrocopter flying.


Date : 28 08 2008Name : Tomas BackmanTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
I am Chief Inspector for Microlight Aviation in Sweden and employed at the Royal Swedish Aero Club. I'm among other things responsible for training of the microlight gyro pilot. I found the book very interesting and useful for our training of new pilots for gyros.


Date : 18 08 2008Name : Otmar BirknerTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
Congratulations on your book. I am sure most of my distribution partners will want to have one.


Date : 01 07 2008Name : Keith ChallisTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
The book is excellent and certainly gives you all the facts


Date : 29 06 2008Name : Willi EwigTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
I have to say that the book is quite impressive. It was time to get a proper book re gyros. I'm the Australian auto-gyro importer, and I would like to sell your books to my students.


Date : 28 06 2008Name : Mark CarterTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
Thanks again for a great aid to learning to fly. P.S. the ring binder is a small but inspired idea!


Date : 25 06 2008Name : Peter StamerTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
I've much appreciated the information in….'Flying a new generation gyrocopter'. Grumbling, as I did initially, at the price, I found it authorative, informative and most instructive. There appears to be a great shortage of books about gyrocopters and those that do exist were written decades ago. So the book not only fills a gap in the market but does it well and has satisfied a lot of my hunger for information on gyrocopters.


Date : 15 06 2008Name : Clive CatherallTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
I am both a gyrocopter pilot and 777 Training Captain. At last we have the definitive gyro training manual! Vetted by nearly all the current UK gyro instructors, Phil has done an excellent job in assimilating theories and training techniques to produce a pleasantly readable yet comprehensive manual. A must for anyone contemplating becoming a 'Gyronaut'!


Date : 24 04 2008Name : Paul NewmanTopic : Book: Flying a new generation gyrocopter
Many thanks for getting the book here so quickly. It seems brilliant! Having all the salient material in one understandable place is fantastic, especially considering the amount of time I’ve spent surfing the net for this type of information.


Date : 30 11 1999Name : Dave HighTopic : Website
Nice new site, Im not impressed with the dot com theme though, that means my jacket is out of date now :)