M26 Magni Gyro Walkaround Oshkosh 2023

Join us on an exhilarating visual journey as we delve into the captivating world of gyroplanes. In this immersive video walkaround, we invite you to discover the extraordinary design, safety features, and impressive capabilities of these incredible flying machines.
Prepare to be captivated by the stunning aesthetics of the gyroplane as we showcase its sleek lines, aerodynamic design, and innovative engineering. Gain a deeper understanding of the various components that make up this magnificent aircraft, as we explore its rotor system, propeller, cockpit, and control surfaces.
Our expert presenter takes you through a comprehensive tour, unraveling the advanced technology and unique aspects that set the gyroplane apart from other aircraft. Delve into the intricacies of its flight controls, intricate instrumentation, and remarkable safety measures that ensure a secure and enjoyable flight experience.
Throughout the video, you'll be treated to breathtaking close-ups, emphasizing the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail put into every aspect of the gyroplane. Engage with the informative audio commentary, as our presenter shares fascinating insights and anecdotes about the history and development of this remarkable aircraft.
Whether you are an aviation enthusiast, aspiring pilot, or simply curious about the wonders of engineering, this gyroplane walkaround video is sure to leave you in awe. Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in the splendor and innovation of the gyroplane. Embark on a visually stunning adventure that showcases the epitome of aviation excellence. Prepare to be inspired! ✈️🌟

[@PTRRanger951]

There was one flying in San Diego (CA) County today. N51MG. That's how I found this video, saw the thing on ADS-B exchange and looked it up, and then wanted to research them a little. So they must be selling if the one in the video was the first one and there was another one flying today. Today alone it went from Ventura County to San Deigo County. The little thing gets around. They look fun. When he demonstrated that a 6 foot person can fit in it, the guys name was Mike Trudell. Thats who 51MG is registered too. Looking up the flight history it looks like it was in Gulf Shores, probably when it came into the country on March 21. Did all the testing there for for a week and headed west.

[@HavocStylesJoe]

8:05 That cockpit dash needs a "No Hand Hold" sticker. 😜

[@faustofanin3493]

Italian tecnology proud!

[@powellriver100]

I want one !

[@robertferman3709]

Controles in the rear gauges. Radio controls in the rear?

[@JoPinheiro]

Does it fly without the canopy? For summer use?

[@JoPinheiro]

Could you film it flying?

[@Andre.D550]

😎

[@DNModels]

This is so cool looking! But is scary to not have a fixed wing. I wish they made new planes look like that, but unfortunately only Pipistrel comes close.

[@matteotronu94]

Gyro planes should be safer compared to fixed wing ultralight aircrafts, because basically they are impossible to stall and in case of engine failure you can autorotate and land basically everywhere. that's the theory, but I can see the rotor overspeeding and blow up or break if for some reason (weather, severe turbulence) the aircraft is put in some unusual attitude

[@HavocStylesJoe]

Funny you mention that, I felt the same way until I took a ride in one 3 /4 months ago. Then talking to the owner I learned you can get them type rated etc.... And I was blown away (pun intended) by how little the wind bugs a gyro compared to my POS 1960's Cessna 172.

[@HavocStylesJoe]

flyingbro's YT for the idea.... I think I can throw electric hub motors in the wheels and register this as a motorcycle in my state and make it road legal. Note: I would not take it on the highway / freeway /interstate, that's were the flying would come in. Also you can just drive to a gas station and get unleaded fuel instead of the lead stuff ROTAX hate. (just ideas)

[@soumalya9694]

Hail United States 👍👌💪