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**acwman** · 22-09-2009, 06:34 PM

I take it that is the same as the 'inertia 860'? I have heard of them, and like yourself, hear that they compare very well with some of the top end gyros.

Haven't seen that they are available in the UK though, and not really sure if I would want to import one over...unless there is a UK dealer that I am not aware of.

..The flybarless unit looks interesting aswell. Just wonder how much it will be if and when it hits these shores?

**ChrisB** · 22-09-2009, 06:43 PM

No i think they are just available in the US at present but i am sure one of the UK distributors will start importing them at some point,especially if they sell well over there.

I need another gyro for a project and have my usual urge to try something different LOL

but you are right,importing from the US could be a pain.Not found them available from the far East yet.

I am really interested in their flybarless system as i am having very good luck with the V bar,i know the Skookum is very good and that they also have a new unit coming,the Gyrobot is already available so another one coming along can only help maybe start to bring the costs down

**acwman** · 22-09-2009, 07:07 PM

Just found the Inertia RC website.

Quick look at some of the vids, which look ok. Also it would seem that they are offering a 3 yr 'unconditional warranty' and a 50% crash replacement, which is quite appealing.

Their twitter link, also mentions that they are developing a new tiny tail gyro..

Hope some one decides to import them here.. then maybe someone could get it tested out!??

**ChrisB** · 22-09-2009, 09:23 PM

Cheers for the info Andy

Not going to be practical to source one from the US and i have just acquired a Spartan locally for the Sport that i was looking to kit out..

Will keep an eye on their 3 axis stuff for the future though...

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