Episode 59 - Andrew Lysser - Cumbria Gyroplanes

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Episode 59 - Andrew Lysser - Cumbria Gyroplanes

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Nov 2, 2012

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Today we're up in the English Lake District talking gyrocopters with Andrew Lysser of Cumbria Gyroplanes. It's been a while since we discussed the world of gyrocopters so I took this opportunity to get an update from Andrew.

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Nov 2, 2012

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Episode 59 - Andrew Lysser - Cumbria Gyroplanes

Episode 59 - Andrew Lysser - Cumbria Gyroplanes

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