Airscooter Controls
Firstly, I tried some searches and could not find a previous thread on this topic. If there is one, can someone direct me to it please.
From the limited description and photos on the website (www.airscooter.com) I think it works as follows :-
I notice that their FAQ page mentions that autorotation is not possible (obviously since there is no collective). Thanks in advance for any info and comments. Spec. |
Airscooter
Anybody who flies something like this - where your life will almost certainly stop shortly after the engine does - is just plain daft.
Parachute recovery system? Yeah. Right..... They explain away the non-auto capability by saying that it is intended for low level operation ( thereby busting every rule in the book) yet are looking at a BRS......Funny that. I suppose that will be designed to open on impact? Might be fun for the next 'Cat in the Hat' movie ( CGI only of course) but otherwise? Plain daft. Thats what it is. Hairy |
For an extra us$17 750 you can have a Rotorway, at least it autorotates.
"The AirScooter is designed for recreational flying at low altitude where even traditional helicopters have little benefit from auto-rotation." How low is safe in this? 3 feet? "it falls into the ultralight weight class; requiring no pilot's license." This is a fatality waiting to happen! Just imagine, no training, hot day, little extra weight (picnic lunch?) confined space, yeh she'll be right. I'll just stick with my 22 for now. |
"For an extra us$17 750 you can have a Rotorway, at least it autorotates."
... or a little more still and have a HummingBird? |
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