THE STORY OF MAGNI GYRO

[Colinm-m22]

THE STORY OF MAGNI GYRO.http://www.magnigyro.it/inglese/gall...y.htmlVittorio Magni has been working in the sector of the gyros for 40 years. Hisbackground and technical knowledge come from the helicopter environment wherehe started his career 50 years ago. The expertise accumulated over these yearsderives from a deep understanding of, and open minded approach to, rotary aviationcombined with a great deal of practical experience. http://www.magnigyronordic.com/GyroN...lery.htmlMagni gyros are the result of continuous evolution over many years and have long been recognised for theirquality, flight stability and their excellent handling characteristics.More than 655 Magni gyros have been built and sold all over the world which makesour long term operating experience in all conditions unsurpassed by any othergyroplane manufacturer.The factory is committed and striving to sell the 1000th unit in the near future!!Interesting website below dedicated to Magnigyro"shttp://www.magnigyronordic.com/GyroNordic/Home.html

[Colinm-m22]

Ross,The trip we are planning from Marian to Uluru could be viewed in this way!Fact: It is 40075km to fly once around the earth. If we ever decide to fly around Australia it is 25760km (65% of the earth"s circumference). It is 1850km to Uluru as the Gyro fly! Our trip will most probably be 4200km in total or thereabout there and back, or 16% of the circumference of Austalia or 10.5% of the earth"s circumference!It will most likely be 4200km/130km/h (70knots) = 32 hours flying time at 22 litres = 710l/gyro ($1000) or 35 drums!Forum: We are planning to do this trip in September/ October, and wish to invite any other Gyro pilot/s to join us. I will sponsor the ground crew and trailer to assist us.Regards,Colin

[Jordy]

I love the Magi Gyro. Especially the M22 Voyager.If I had the dollars that"s exactly where I"d be putting them!

[bones]

Ross,The trip we are planning from Marian to Uluru could be viewed in this way!Fact: It is 40075km to fly once around the earth. If we ever decide to fly around Australia it is 25760km (65% of the earth"s circumference). It is 1850km to Uluru as the Gyro fly! Our trip will most probably be 4200km in total or thereabout there and back, or 16% of the circumference of Austalia or 10.5% of the earth"s circumference!It will most likely be 4200km/130km/h (70knots) = 32 hours flying time at 22 litres = 710l/gyro ($1000) or 35 drums!Forum: We are planning to do this trip in September/ October, and wish to invite any other Gyro pilot/s to join us. I will sponsor the ground crew and trailer to assist us.Regards,ColinIf your coming by YCHT there is a hangar here you can all use no probs.