Michael here with the Lake Havasu Museum of History here. As you may know Lake Havasu City if the town that Robert McCulloch built. He also formed McCulloch Aircraft Corporation and bought HERC w.Drago's designs. I'm building a new exhibit at the museum called McCulloch In The Air and the MC-4 was a big part of that story.
I would like to talk with you about your experiences and such.
You can reach me by email at collections#havasumuseum.com and you can reach me directly (call/text)) at 408-836-0422.
Michael Auria Lake Havasu Museum of History Collections Digitizer collections@havasumuseum.com 408-836-0422
Gregory W. Piasecki, e-mail, 04.08.2020 18:24
JK, I like your thinking. Any progress with this new configuration? Do you know who owns the type certificate for the configuration? Greg
JK, e-mail, 26.10.2017 18:15
I have been envisioning an upgraded version using two blade rotors sychromeshing (so you don't have to worry about overlap) and powered by the now well-known Solar t-62 gas turboshaft engine. A one man version would actually be able to meet the weight restrictions for recreational non-licence.
I flew the MC-4 1958 for Gish Jovanovich at Santa Monica CA. I don't have possession of any technical info, but if you have any questions I would be happy to try to answer them.
Dean, e-mail, 08.02.2010 21:21
Any luck obtaining any technical info on this machine? I am also trying to gather info for the same reason, but am having little luck, any ideas? let me know, TXS Dean
mike, e-mail, 01.04.2007 12:18
Can anyone help me out with specs - drawings - photos - contacts for other enthusiasts, etc for the Jov 3 and/or Sedan 4 tandem rotor helicopter? Planning to build a replica, thanks for any help or suggestions at all. E-mail is miona@xtra.co.nz Thanks, and stay light on the skids. Mike.
