MechFx

Hi all,
I have loaded another gyro video onto youtube.
Willi Ewig doing a bit of a MT-03 Promo test,
I reckon its pretty good,
address is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0BBdbYx6zI

have a look and tell me what you think of the technique

cheers,

Art

__________________
"Never criticise a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes"
At least then you'll be a mile away and you'll have his shoes !

SamL

Looks great !!!!
And I love the mains balancing trick, must try that

Regards Sam.....

__________________
-- Leonardo da Vinci --

Llewella

Willi has been flying a beautiful yellow one for the last couple of days! Just out of the container!

__________________
Llewella

Birdy2

Only one comment.
Someone tell him to have his rotors spin'n wen he's driven round.
I thought he was an instructer?

Ill tell ya more of wot i think after Llewy gives me a blap in her's.

russ

Bones........scatchin me head here....what the ***** you on about here

__________________
State of origin..........go the maroons

I intend living forever...........so far so good.

Birdy2

woulda bin good if there wasa vid camera at acacia the arvo ay bones.
synchronised 6" hovering, backn up, virtical climb n decends................and a sh1t load of dust

russ

These MT03's..........i think they will sell great, then last night i get a ph call.

Russ, them machines have been grounded in Britain.......... i says...........why

" welded joints" is the concern he tells me............SO, anyone heard anything about this, or is it rubbish.

__________________
State of origin..........go the maroons

I intend living forever...........so far so good.

CrashTestDummy

If a machine passes the reg's in OZ because it passes the reg's in Britain,
is it also grounded in OZ "IF" it is grounded in Britain????

__________________
...Woz

Aussie_Paul

I would think so. I would imagine that the company would notify all owners if there is a problem, no matter where certified.

Aussie Paul.

mceagle

This is a copy of the exemption granted in the UK for the MT-03 Gyroplane

Exemption Number – E 17
Exemption under Article 10(3) EC Regulation No. 1592/2002 to allow certain
Gyroplanes to be flown in accordance with UK national legislation

1) The Civil Aviation Authority on behalf of the United Kingdom, pursuant to Article 10(3)
of EC Regulation No. 1592/2002, hereby exempts any United Kingdom registered Auto-
Gyro MT-03 gyroplane from the requirement at Article 5(2) and (3) of EC Regulation
1592/2002 that it holds a certificate of airworthiness issued in accordance with Article
5(2)(c), a permit to fly issued in accordance with Article 5(3)(a) or a restricted certificate
of airworthiness issued in accordance with Article 5(3)(b).

2) This exemption is granted subject to the condition that the said gyroplane shall not fly
unless it complies with all of the requirements of the Air Navigation Order 2005 as
though it were a non-EASA aircraft.

3) This exemption is granted to meet urgent operational circumstances.

4) This exemption shall have effect from 24 April 2006 until 24 April 2007 unless revoked.

C.J.Whittaker
for the UK Civil Aviation Authority
19 April 2006

Regulation (EC) No. 1592/2002
General Exemption
Publication Date: 24 April 2006
There is no mention on this CAA current site that the exemption has been since revoked so assume that it is still in force. What happens after the 24th April I do not know but I assume that the exemption would be renewed if there are no problems.

__________________
Tim McClure