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Gyroplane Flying

Air Command International

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/4j. Total Éps: 5

A Gyroplane is exciting to fly and handles like a fast-moving sports car in the sky. If you've never heard of a Gyroplane, this program will open your mind to one of the safest open-air flying aircraft in the world. Learn how easy it is to get started, and if you're already a pilot, consider a Gyroplane add-on. We cover a range of Gyroplane topics. Join us for our live podcast or simply listen to a past episode. Air Command International sponsors Gyroplane Flying.

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Avoiding Common Mistakes in Experimental Aircraft Building

mercredi 22 octobre 2025 • Durée 33:16

In this episode of the Gyroplane Flying Podcast, host Joe Covelli speaks with Lisa Turner, an experienced aviation professional, about the top five mistakes that experimental builders make and how to avoid them. Lisa shares her journey in aviation, emphasizing the importance of following instructions, understanding fuel systems, and managing expectations during the building process. The conversation highlights the joy of flight and encourages builders to persevere through challenges while ensuring safety and quality in their projects.

Takeaways

Lisa Turner has been involved in aviation since 2006.

The top five mistakes experimental builders make include not following instructions, fuel system errors, and hardware issues.

Fuel systems are a common area of mistakes; using the wrong materials can lead to serious issues.

Builders should keep a detailed builder's log for maintenance and airworthiness documentation.

It's important to have a test plan before making the first flight.

Managing expectations and time is crucial in the building process.

The joy of flight is best experienced in small aircraft.

Getting a repairman's certificate is beneficial for builders.

Most builders do a fantastic job, and safety can be improved by addressing common mistakes.

Perseverance is key in the aircraft building journey.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Gyroplanes and Lisa Turner

03:03 Lisa Turner's Journey in Aviation

05:52 Top Five Mistakes Experimental Builders Make

09:14 Understanding Builder Errors and Maintenance Issues

12:08 Fuel Systems: Common Mistakes and Solutions

15:00 Hardware and Electrical Systems in Aircraft Building

17:53 The Importance of a Test Plan

21:12 Managing Expectations and Time in Aircraft Building

24:05 The Joy of Flight and Building Your Own Aircraft

26:51 Final Thoughts and Encouragement for Builders

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Pilot Testing: Skywheels Rotor Blade Performance

mercredi 22 octobre 2025 • Durée 31:57

In this episode of the Gyroplane Flying podcast, host Joe Covelli discusses the revival of the Skywheel rotor blades with test pilot Greg Bradley. They explore the history of the Skywheels, the testing of newly manufactured blades, their performance characteristics, and the importance of flight instruction in the gyroplane community. The conversation highlights the advancements in gyroplane technology and the excitement surrounding the future of gyroplane flying.

Takeaways

The Skywheel rotor blades have been refreshed and are back on the market.

Testing of the new Skywheels showed improved performance compared to the originals.

The manufacturing process for the new blades closely follows the original methods.

High-inertia blades are beneficial for new pilots, providing a forgiving flying experience.

Greg Bradley has extensive experience flying gyroplanes and testing the new blades.

The importance of keeping rotor blades clean for optimal performance was emphasized.

There is a growing need for more flight instructors in the gyroplane community.

The podcast encourages interaction and questions from the audience.

Future plans include the release of new gyroplane kits and continued support for pilots.

The conversation reflects a strong community spirit within the gyroplane flying world.

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00:00 Introduction to Gyroplane Flying Podcast

01:14 Reviving the Skywheel Rotor Blades

04:01 Testing the New Skywheel Blades

10:00 Performance Characteristics of Skywheel Blades

High Inertia Rotor Blades are Safety

mercredi 22 octobre 2025 • Durée 14:40

In this episode of the Gyroplane Flying Podcast, host Joe Covelli discusses the exciting return of Skywheels rotor blades with Jim Lezie, the former owner of Skywheels. They delve into the history and legacy of Skywheels, the performance and safety benefits of high inertia blades, and the quality assurance processes in place for the new production. Listeners gain insights into the importance of rotor blade design and the advancements made in manufacturing to ensure superior performance.

Takeaways

The Gyroplane Flying Podcast covers various topics about gyroplanes.

Skywheels rotor blades are known for their stability and reliability.

Jim Lezie played a crucial role in the transition of Skywheels.

High-inertia blades allow for safer landings and better performance.

The new Skywheels blades are made with advanced manufacturing techniques.

Quality assurance is a priority in the production of Skywheels.

The podcast aims to bring in experts for future discussions.

Listeners can expect a mix of live and recorded episodes.

The importance of rotor blade material and design is emphasized.

Skywheels has a rich history dating back to 1984.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Gyroplane Flying Podcast

02:22 The Legacy of Skywheels and Jim Lezie

03:15 Skywheels Rotor Blades: Performance and Safety

09:01 High Inertia Blades: Importance and Benefits

10:57 Quality Assurance in Skywheels Production

Engineering Excellence in Rotor Blades

Saison 2020 · Épisode 1

dimanche 19 octobre 2025 • Durée 17:05

In this episode of the Gyroplane flying podcast, Joe Covelli interviews Jim McCutchen, the founder of Skywheels, discussing the history, engineering, and reputation of Skywheels rotor blades. They explore the extensive testing and quality control processes involved in manufacturing these blades, as well as the differences between various types of rotor blades available in the market. Jim shares insights into the Skywheels legacy and the community's engagement with the product.

Takeaways

Skywheels has a spotless reputation in the gyroplane community.

Extensive testing was conducted to ensure rotor blade quality.

High inertia in rotor blades enhances safety during flight.

Testing involved innovative methods like the 'gyro car'.

Jim's interest in rotor blades was sparked by a tragic accident.

Composite blades offer better fatigue characteristics than aluminum.

Skywheels are manufactured using original molds and processes.

Community feedback is crucial for new pilots considering rotor blades.

Many pilots bought used gyros just for Skywheels blades.

Jim will continue to support Skywheels with technical guidance.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Gyroplanes and Skywheels

03:17 The Legacy of Skywheels and Jim McCutchen

09:52 Engineering and Testing of Rotor Blades

14:07 Comparing Rotor Blade Types

16:27 Skywheels Reputation and Community Insights

Skywheels Rotors are Back! Update: New Gyroplane, Polaris 100 HP Engine

Saison 2025 · Épisode 1

mercredi 5 novembre 2025 • Durée 29:57

Summary

The conversation focuses on the engineering innovations related to a new aviation engine, specifically the Polaris engine, and the upcoming test flights planned for 2026. It highlights the importance of various components like the adapter, gearbox, and propeller, as well as the collaboration with experts in harmonics and vibration analysis. An update is provided on Skywheels rotor blades and Air Command's new single-seat model, Integrity.

Takeaways

We engineered an adapter that connects to the engine.

The Polaris engine was displayed at AirVenture.

The response from the Experimental Aircraft Channel was terrific.

We are almost finished with the engine development.

A harmonics and vibration consultant has been retained.

High-level tests and analysis are currently being completed.

Test flights are planned for the first part of 2026.

The gearbox and propeller are crucial for flight.

Collaboration with experts enhances the development process.

Innovation in aviation requires thorough testing and analysis.

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00:00 Engineering Innovations in Aviation

00:36 Testing and Future Developments

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