single place pod

[jumeau]

fibreglass single place pod,rear stowage section with doors both sides.9 sections screwed together will retro fit to standard benson airframe with a c of g adjustment on head plates,raw glass finish ready for painting $2500 bob jumeau

[MadMuz]

That is pretty cool

[jumeau]

Hi muzI will weigh the panels tomorrow and let you knowBob

[jumeau]

hi muzweight of pod,windscreen,2 overhead vis screens and 2 lower screens comes in at 15.8 kilos,screws,washers and nylocs another 200 grams,round figures

[MadMuz]

That"s not bad weight wise is it? Pretty good actually. ;DI reckon it looks like a little "Huey" (UH-1H) really cool actually. Is it just one you have or do you make them to order?Would go great on a heavy lift single place I am building (along the lines of a Parsons but fuel tank and space for gear/luggage between masts) which I call "Huey" short for "Hugh Jarse gyro) as in Guge @rse

[birdy]

Thats gota be the most practical gyro cab iv seen.Close to neutral airflow deflection.Clean air to the prop.Good visability.Most "get inable" door hole.Doors??

[gyroo]

Yes, I agree with Birdy.Congratulations Bob. I hope they do well.Mark ReganMelbourne

[MadMuz]

+ 1
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[jumeau]

hi guysthanks for the positive input on the cabin,i built one with doors a few years ago but found they were just an ornament,pain in the **** getting in and out,makes a rollover just that bit nastier if it happened(even the best can come unstuck)and i found i only get a cold throttle hand in winter without doors,i can live with that one,as to your question muz i have only this one extended cab at the moment,should be flying in a couple of months,have a couple of standard short cabin machines i am currently flying that i hope to sell soon when this extended cab gets going,they look the same only 450 mm shorter in length

[MadMuz]

Well, I reckon they are awesome mate... I was just parked near the Huey up the pole at the RSL at Caloundra the other day, looking at its cabin shape because I have been thinking of a cabin that shape for my hugh Jarce gyro.... and how to make one... then you pop this up.... pretty amazing

[jumeau]

hi muzi live on the central coast nswwe fly at a place called remlap park which is 30 miles north of newcastle nswthe mates i fly with are the original hunter valley gyro club(the good guys)before