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November 18th 05, 07:02 AM
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Gyro's was Groen Bros. DARPA Award
Shiver wrote:
He is a big big champion of the vertical (centerline) stabilizer on gyros and I do believe has had his share of arguements with the developers of the RAF gyros on this subject. He has talked about the dangers of buntover with resulting death in this group at various times. Buntover??? In my reading I haven't run across that term. I know how to keep from causing the normal spike knock, tail boom strikes, 0 G pitch down and mast bumping problems. From the word, is it a forward pitchover caused by the horizontal stabilizer being too low? -- boB, SAG 70 U.S. Army Aviation (retired) Central Texas - 5NM West of Gray Army Airfield (KGRK) 
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