@@bryantuffnell3387 the change in spanwise direction. The plastic used is more flexible than nitinol, it's not a problem to bend them. I would always use the normal packing method (which gets the wing very small) if your not fighting for the last ml of packing volume.
Some hilarious AI voice bloopers in there. :-)
Where do I join the queue to get one?
« If you have Big balls »😂
Lovely tutorial with some great explanations!
I want to buy one just because of the “if you have big balls” comment 🤣
Caught me off guard with that one. 😂
@@Skybrows advertisement is at its best when it catches you off guard. I mean, you’re gonna remember that one right?🤷🏻♂️🤣
If the wing is how the ad suggests, this thing is a beast. Would love to fly this someday.
Well done video.
Where is this place int he beginning of the film?
Le beaufortain. In the french alps
Narrator's voice resonates like AI generated text to speech
"k-m-slash-h" - this was most likely an AI
1.65kg, looks amazing.
smallest size is 1,05kg, biggest size 1,24kg
Anyone know the price?
2999€ for the wing
@@loanduvivier3654 Thank you!
Why plastic rods instead of nitinol?
it's a mix of both 😉
@@E620SE What part of the leading edge is nitinol and what’s plastic? That ‘highly compressed’ pack method looks tough on plastic rods!
@@bryantuffnell3387 the change in spanwise direction. The plastic used is more flexible than nitinol, it's not a problem to bend them.
I would always use the normal packing method (which gets the wing very small) if your not fighting for the last ml of packing volume.
@@E620SE Thanks 😊
Look like a no fun wing like the run and fly
1,24 kg für den 95+ Schirm ist ne Ansage! Ist schon bekannt wann der PACE erhältlich sein wird und zu welchem Preis?
≈3K€
erhältlich ab heute 😉
che complicata!!!!
hmm, your narrator made a pronounciation mistake at 5:30 ish. "downwind" is being pronounced like the wind of a winding. @skywalkvideos
It's probably not a narrator but an AI voice
yeah... i gave them the benefit of the doubt, though. I kinda am not a real fan of these recent developments. @@Haralddv