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   StanFoster | Mar 29, 2004 04:11am | #1

   It was very windy today and the gyro was able to actually fly backwards.  Here is a picture of the gyro balancing on the mains just before liftoff.  You can see the front and rear wheels are not touching.   The second is the touchdown.

   
   

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   Edited 3/28/2004 9:14 pm ET by Stan Foster

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   StanFoster | Mar 29, 2004 04:16am | #2

   This is the gyro hovering overhead.

   Edited 3/28/2004 9:16 pm ET by Stan Foster

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   Lateapex911 | Mar 29, 2004 11:07am | #4

   Wild stuff man!

   (That coming from a guy who races cars!)Jake Gulick

   [email protected]

   CarriageHouse Design

   Black Rock, CT

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   butch | Mar 29, 2004 11:02am | #3

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   	I am only continuing to post these gyro photos because of several that keep encouraging me to do so

   Yep, that would be me

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   JAlden | Mar 29, 2004 10:55pm | #5

   Stan I was thinking of you as I drove through Paxon on Saturday. Kept looking up to see if you were in the air. If I had time I would have tried to find your shop as I would love to see your work first hand.

   J.

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   StanFoster | Mar 30, 2004 01:59am | #6

   J;   I would have been glad to have shown you around.....

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   JAlden | Mar 30, 2004 03:56pm | #7

   Stan, Thanks. It really means a lot. I may take you up on that.

   J.

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   StanFoster | Apr 02, 2004 01:17pm | #8

   I flew to Kankakee today and parked next to this nice turboprop.