Verticopter: an innovative and realistic approach to VTOL.

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Entry #25:December 10, 2008
Name:	Richard A. (UK)
Comment(s):	Just downloaded the 2-seater 1.4..... been here playing for 5 hours, it is brilliant, well done, the plane I have been looking for and I have been looking for quite some time....A true masterpiece.... just tried out your rc models ... got to have me one of those little devils and flying your drone down the Grand Canyon was such fun I am sure it can't be legal.

Entry #24:November 21, 2008
Name:	Dynatos
Comment(s):	I can't wait to see a full-size 2-seater Verticopter fly. Good luck!

Entry #23:October 21, 2008
Name:	Bruce B. (SoCal)
Comment(s):	I just purchased the Verticopter 2-seater. It was the coolest plane I've ever flown with great graphics and instrumentation you can actually see. I love the way it handles in the air too. In fact, I liked it so much I decided to get the 7-seater as well. Much to my surprise they were kind enough to give me the complete package.

Entry #22: October 14, 2008
Name:	Brad B. (AZ) CFI
Comment(s):	This was the message: Great concept and really nice bird to fly in X-Plane. The real deal will be incredible and I for one will go into serious debt to own one of these birds once developed and certified. Bravo to Dan K. on the X-Plane models and to Mr. Garrow for coming up with a truly amazing concept plane. If the real plane flies like the dream machine in X-Plane it will change the face of aviation. It will be a fast cross country bird that will allow me swoop in by transitioning to hover on nice landmarks and scenery. Here is an example of what I am talking about... I recently tested the 2-seater VC in X-Plane for high altitude performance out of VNLK around Mt. Everest. I was able to vertically takeoff and maintain climb very well (up to about 14.5K) even starting at a runway of 9,000 ft. Then was actually able to land the bird near Camp III (around 24,500 ft.) in a STOL configuration very smoothly at about 50 knots with no artificial stability.

Entry #21: September 3, 2008
Name:	Mike O. (TX)
Comment(s):	Add another happy customer to the list! Bought the simulator package yesterday and it's awesome!

Entry #20: September 25, 2008
Name:	Martha J. (CAN)
Comment(s):	What an interesting aircraft. :)

Entry #19: September 24, 2008
Name:	Albert (S. Africa)
Comment(s):	Very clever and interesting concept. I hope you get it all sorted out and on the market before I get too old to fly it. Hurry!

Entry #18: September 8, 2008
Name:	Havner P.
Comment(s):	Comments : - I've decided to try Verticopter and I must say I'm very impressed…I consider myself average pilot, but I can't fly helis, I simply can't stabilize them ... With Verticopter I was able to put 7-seater on oil platform with both Puffer and Art Stab turned OFF and no headwind after merely 2 hours of training. That's an achievement. This thing is a dream to fly for me…It was very interesting to see how this evolved, f.e. getting Puffer and Art Stab implemented (they were nice things to have when training, now I try to fly without them)… For now this is my favourite plane to fly. Probably because I always wanted to fly helis (to land on small spots) and this one I can fly :-) And still it's pretty fast in horizontal.

Entry #17: September 7, 2008
Name:	John C. (MR)
Comment(s):	Oliver, your Verticopter system is quite exceptional !!

Entry #16: September 5, 2008
Name:	Mick B. (63)
Comment(s):	The aircraft flies fantastically and it is a real treat learning to fly - Learning to fly the Verticopter reminds me very much of learning to ride a bicycle at the tender age of 4. It has all the excitement and youthful exuberance in feeling as if you are physically flying in all dizzying directions at once. I haven't had this much fun since reaching Home Plate the first time at Nineteen back in 64.

Entry #15: August 30, 2008
Name:	Luca T. (PhD)
Comment(s):	I've been flying the Verticopter in X-plane and am very impressed. The excellence of the design shows itself in how well it flies and hovers with the artificial stab turned off … What a wonderful machine … very best of luck with your endeavors !

Entry #14: August 27, 2008
Name:	Anthony P.
Comment(s):	I've flown gyrocopters, helicopters and following the Moller for over 25 years and this is probably the most unique I've seen in quite some time. It's a race for the finish line now, because anyone who becomes the first to get this concept to the general public is the next Henry Ford.

Entry #13: August 24, 2008
Name:	Emil P. - the clenergy man (inventor)
Comment(s):	Ok, it's a good concept, damn good. ... I would love to fly in the first two-seater, so I guess I might have to participate in putting together the composites so I can fly it... Consider me in.

Entry #12: July 19, 2008
Name:	Merlyn
Comment(s):	This looks like the first real advance in aviation since the helicopter. It's a fascinating invention that I'm sure will have a major impact on the entire industry and our society. Seeing an idea come alive in shape and design that flows together and makes true VTOL common place is an astounding creation! Sitting here studying it I can't help but think that if the 2 seater was narrow enough and the wings folded up over the props then you would be close to having a workable flying car. Sorry! I know that I don't know enough to even begin to understand the complexities of what you have done, yet alone what that would add to it! But thats just my nature, when I see a idea made real I tend to think of it from many different angles. Good Work! I'll be watching as it matures. I hope to ride in one some day!

Entry #11: July 3, 2008
Name:	Stan
Comment(s):	I have to tell you that the 7-seater I bought last week is my all-time favorite plane in 6 years of using x-plane!

Entry #10: July 1, 2008
Name:	Sugar
Comment(s):	If the Verticopter flies half as good in real life as it does in X-Plane then you guys are on a winner. Keep thinking outside of the square and never ever compromise.

Entry #9: June 29, 2008
Name:	Vinny
Comment(s):	Great looking design guys! Looking forward to seeing this go into production.

Entry #8: June 28, 2008
Name:	Dustin L.
Comment(s):	The Verticopter is the modern definitive solution for VTOL aircraft! It's sleek, small, safe and efficient. It also could be the 1st aircraft to bring the Air Taxi into the mainstream!

Entry #7: June 27, 2008
Name:	Richard M. O.
Comment(s):	Congratulations on your progress! ... will be particularly interested in your civilian air medical transport / rescue capabilities and hope to see you entering this market space - soon! Inventory of new helicopters has been "consumed" and - overall - we require an alternative platform to existing rotorwing and fixed wing to better accomplish our unique mission. Keep pressing!!!!! Rich O. CEO

Entry #6: June 27, 2008
Name:	Russ
Comment(s):	Beautiful design, great concept. Vertcopter is something I would love to see in action, good luck to Garrow Aircraft.

Entry #5: June 26, 2008
Name:	William T.
Comment(s):	Well done guys keep us all informed with developments. Keen to help where I can.

Entry #4: June 26, 2008
Name:	Sergio
Comment(s):	Congratulations ! This aircraft is wonderful

Entry #3: June 26, 2008
Name:	Ian
Comment(s):	It looks very promising for those who want the best of both rotary and fixed wing worlds. The seven seater looks great for corporate, private and multi-role emergency services. Are longer range fuel tanks available? Might there be a problem with FOD at off airport landings? Overall a brilliant design.

Entry #2: June 25, 2008
Name:	Jackie
Comment(s):	What a slick aircraft!

Entry #1: June 17, 2008
Name:	Tanisa
Comment(s):	Wow, this is such an amazing VTOL Aircraft. It looks so sleek and in X-plane it flies like no other aircrafts out there! Good job guys and keep up the good work.

January 7, 2009