To me it takes the challenge out of it and that challenge is what is fun for me. My goal is to have that perfect flight from start to finish. It has thus far eluded me and I could probably achieve it with the help of gyros, but were would be the fun in that. On the other hand the practice and concentration on making that perfect flight has made me proficient enough that I am comfortable flying just about any model handed to me.

Most people have trouble even with a lot of practice, because while practice is important learning flight physics is equally important. If you don't truely understand what is causing the problems you face, how can you overcome them? Using a gyro to overcome a design or setup problem will only lead to even more problems. If it is just a pilot control issue then understanding what is happening during all stages of T.O., flight and landing will allow you to practice the correct timing, amount, and type of control inputs.