
We got a chance over the last few weeks to be a part of the development process for a new product coming to the market called the Cyclone Gyro (www.cyclonerc.com). To be demoed at this weekends AMA Show in Onatario, California, designer and distributor Bryan Regular of 3DHeliDepot.Com is excited that his new revolutionary concept will now attempt undercut the big market share now taken by Spartan and Futaba in the 3D Helicopter Gyro area. A 3-Axis flybarless version is also being tested as well.

Quote from test pilot, Tim Jones of J1S Performance Parts.
Trying to put this into words is going to be a bit difficult so bear with me. I’d give out pros and cons, but I cant really come up with cons about the cyclone. Its the smallest, most light weight gyro out there, its cheap, easy to program, pirouettes very consistent, doesn’t bounce back, doesn’t whip, doesn’t wag, and best of all, what I was most impressed with, is it doesn’t wash out no matter what you do! 14 degrees of collective going backwards inverted at 50+mph coming out of a loop with no tail correction what-so-ever….Just Amazing. Then add a clockwise pirouette coming out of that maneuver, you’d think and almost hope the tail would get whippy and pirouette inconsistently, Wrong! 4 point tail slides, perfect. Never had a a gyro hold so well doing an aileron tail slide…let alone in the wind. High Speed hurricanes, Tight! Very little, if any, correction needed. Very high speed tail down funnels, where most all gyros will wag a bit, nothing, flawless performance. Fast Elevator tic-tocs were also what I was most impressed with, where other gyros would kick a bit during the collective transition. The cyclone keeps the tail right where I tell it to. It just holds. Period. Spartan, Jr, and Futaba better look out, This gryo Performs on par, and I’d even venture to say outperforms all the Gyros currently on the market. I will be running this Gyro on all my machines. This all coming from a guy who absolutely swore by the Spartan…I’m impressed!
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