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Dr Charnoc PRA Historian showing entering gyroplane shows
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Joined: Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:08 pm Posts: 701 Location: San Diego, Ca. USA Has thanked: 738 times Been thanked: 603 times 
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There is a thread here with a list of the presentations he will show and then anwser questions at our fly-in's. They have always been at hit!!
http://www.pra.org/forums/showthread.ph ... o-see-next I'm so pleased to announce that we have vetted another Forum Expert for your learning enjoyment. Dr. Bruce Charnov PRA's famous rotorcraft historian has graciously offered to teach and entertain us with videos, slide presentations of everything rotorcraft. I have seen many, not one the same, at Chapter 31 club meetings as he is a member of our club and I've seen everyone at fly-ins across the country enthralled learning the "Rest oft the Story" regarding world famous aviators with quotes from family members of personal information only Dr. Charnov can share because he is the only one who ask them in person. The personal letters, contracts and other items of famous aviators is truly amazing and the provide insight into history few will understand as well as we all may now. This is going to be a fun forum and BLOG soon he will be posting a time line of our history and you may choose any topic, aircraft, company, or person and he will anwser things we all never knew in those blogs that any member would like to know. This is all just happening and Bruce has many ideas and will take it from here. If you have any ideas regarding this or other topics you would like to see you only have to ask and your wish it the BOD command; if we can! PRA BOD!!! Come see the show after the holidays... http://www.PRA.org _________________ Resistance is futile…… You will be compiled! Cheers, John Rountree PRA- Board of Director - Secretary PRA- Volunteer Coordinator PRA31 - V.P. of S.D. Rotorcraft Club http://www.Pra31.org U.S. Agent for Aviomania Aircraft http://www.AviomaniaUSA.com Last edited by ALL IN on Tue Dec 30, 2014 11:18 am, edited 1 time in total. |
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| Tue Dec 30, 2014 4:03 am |
 
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Nice!
_________________  A walk in the woods helps me relax and release tension. The fact that I am dragging a body should be entirely irrelevant! A simple thank you would have been enough for the morning coffee without all that "how did you get in here" nonsense. |
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| Tue Dec 30, 2014 8:40 am |
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I have to ask him if gyros can hover......
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| Tue Dec 30, 2014 4:06 pm |
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Joined: Mon Dec 30, 2013 9:08 pm Posts: 701 Location: San Diego, Ca. USA Has thanked: 738 times Been thanked: 603 times
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That would depend on your definition of terms?
I've seen a humming bird hover in all directions without wind. Adding having total control in all directions without wind I would have to say no. But I've seen them hover if you mean it in the strict sense of the word!! What definition of hover we are using would determine my anwser in this case? I'm going to hover one day too in a gyro!!! I am not expecting total contact in every direction just into the wind or hang on my prop into the wind again? _________________ Resistance is futile…… You will be compiled! Cheers, John Rountree PRA- Board of Director - Secretary PRA- Volunteer Coordinator PRA31 - V.P. of S.D. Rotorcraft Club http://www.Pra31.org U.S. Agent for Aviomania Aircraft http://www.AviomaniaUSA.com |
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