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Old 2nd January 2012 | 10:57
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Helinut
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Paul,

It depends what code the thing is designed to. In the UK the CAA have done a great job developing a code for light gyros. This is the one that all manufactured gyros for UK registration have to comply with - known as BCAR Section T (CAP 643). There is a new version of Sect T published last year.

If you want to get into design of gyros, it is essential reading.

Like any aircraft, good training is essential, but that is not design
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