Skans » Today, 12:50 pm » wrote: ↑
LOL!!! No thanks, I'll be staying on the ground.
Although, there really are some very cool ultralights out there now. When I retire.......
Just what I need, another hobby.
Ultra lights were really popular in my neck of the woods before the area became overpopulated.
There was usually the annual story about a plane that had to make an emergency landing in a Farmer's field or else on one of our "lightly used" highways
The loudest of the loud and slowest of the slow was a home built "auto gyro copter"
I saw it up close once and the main rotor hub was a steel water pipe fitting you would see in a fire sprinkler system,
The control cables were common hardware store quality.
It was kind of scary looking, but the damn thing was airworthy and the dude put a lot of miles on it.