Anyone still flying gyrocopters?

Ya, I've heard parts of America and Canada were behind the times. Other
parts of the world have been using them for decades. Although I hear
Florida has one or two also. I found this page that may interest you:
http://popularmechanics.com/science/...ft/print.phtml
or this one:
http://www.baliciel.com/ulm/boispierre/boispierre1.htm

Bob Martin wrote:

Well, I don't think that the gyro is that old. A year ago he was doing taxi
tests up and down the taxiway between hangar rows without rotor blades. I
want to say that he's about 55-60, but I could be wrong. As my dad said the
other day, that gyro of his is "like a mosquito... all it's good for is
making noise." And whenever he does fly it, it's only for a few circuits
around the pattern.

"Wooduuuward" wrote in message
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Must be a good design if he's an old guy. Do you know which
manufacterer / model it is?