MuzZ

Greetings all

Newbie as they come, measley 13 hours fixed wing solo circuits is it.

Fortunately my wonderful better half bought me a trial helicopter flight (i warned her she would be re-opening a can of worms) LOVED it but with a new bubb on the way it, might be a little out of my budget or motivation to work 3 jobs!!

I was intrigued and researched alot online about gyros and building 4-5 years ago so im carrying on where i left off.

Next step, get a ride in one and chat about lessons

well see ya around

niquenaque

Muzz,

Do yourself a favour and get in contact with Adrian Stoffels - he flies from the WA superlight Club strip at Bindoon. I forget how to get there [did it once from NSW].

Here is the link to his member's detail.

http://www.rotorcraft.com.au/members/adrian-s.html

Adrian is a great bloke and I'm sure he'd be delighted to show you the ropes.

Cheers,

Nic.

MuzZ

Thanks Nic

Will do

rotor

Welcome MuzZ ...

hope you enjoy the site ...


rotor

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Mitch

Welcome MuzZ,

Enjoy the journey.

Mitch.

Adrian S

MuzZ,

Welcolme to the gyro world. If your interested in having a chat about gyro activity in WA give me a call.

Mob 0427094552 or After 1900hrs WST 08 95612979

MuzZ

thanks for the warm welcome people

Gyrodes

Welcome MuZz,
When ya go to Bindoon arrive early as you will have lots of conversations with some who are very knowlegable on Gyros as well as fixed wings. Only one person to be nice too then he may barbie a snag for ya. But don't ask him to drive a truck . Nar Malcom is ok just dish back what he gives out.
They are a great crew so you will have a very enjoyable day there like I always do.
Cheers,
Des Garvin
P.S. Ask questions, don't be shy.

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What you focus on grows. Des Garvin

MuzZ

cool Gyrodes
Im going to ride up there on the weekend of the 9th, I rand up Adrian the other night and had a great chat..learned alot of info in just that conversation

definately look forward to meeting all the local gyro-.... hmm what does one call a gyro afficianado.. gyro-maniac? gyro-aholic? gyro-tarian? gyro-tites? gyro-path? haha pass any how ya get the picture

niquenaque

Muzz,

Wing-nut seems to fit..

or

Gyronaught

along with:

Temporary Australian.. like motorcyclists [ how come there are so many of them still here ]

The list will go on, but basically, you will come to one finding - ' a good bloke' is the overbearing theme amongst gyro pilots.

Cheers,

Nic.