Reviewing FAILED Paramotor Forward Launches - Here's What We Can Learn!
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2022
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Forward launches are tough! Here are some tips and tricks that I have learned over the last 10 years of teaching new pilots!
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Good stuff Trevor! For forwards, I do a modified power forward. Just a little throttle to help me move forward without leaning forward and then hit the gas after the wing goes above 45°. Like you said, you need to commit on the forward. More speed makes it easier to recover from a lopsided inflation. Wish you well Trevor!
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Fantastic training content. You have a way of communicating in the moment while teaching that's next level. Props!
I like this. Great instructional analysis for students.
Excellent video, I like this format of teaching techniques through videos much more than the videos in the past. A lot more information can be hit upon. Thumbs up.
Good Video! I'm a fan of not looking at the wing unless it feels wrong, otherwise the feedback gives you everything you need!
I've always found that in light conditions the feedback can be a half second behind and by not looking at the wing you increase your fail rate every so slightly!
@@TrevorSteele1 agreed. I think even a quick peek at the tips to make sure there isn't a cravat or debris in the line is a good check before you decide to go airborne.
hmm. any launch have a windsock. always. that way you'll know exactly which way the wind is coming. either forward or reverse. set the wing out properly. preflight checks, mornings and evenings are more settled. I have over 12 years of experience and plenty of air hours. but I still need to fly 3 or 4 times a week to be fit. and ready to fly.I've noticed if due to work or family matters, etc .its like taking a few steps back. and I can make more mistakes. but that's me. practice. practice will always make it better. be aware.be fit.
Good video, more like this please
Good stuff !
I like to blow a little wind over my wing before I move forward especially if it's nil.
Great video brother!
This comment makes 0 sence... if theres no wind, the only way to make it blow, is to move forward?
Who cares tho we do it how we do it and we go flying lol
Andrew,
He is referring to the use of the paramotor to direct air flow directly over the wing prior to his running forward for his launch.
Simply amazing breakdown Trevor! Thank you for making me a fool about my preconcieved notions of you. I must apologize again, so I will. I apologize for being a d*** to you out of prejudice." I somehow picked up most of the habits you are describing thru training and my own trial/error. I have been a 100% forward takeoff pilot for a while now. You explain perfectly and its refreshing to be reminded of WHY we do these things. I've lots to learn and am FAR from being a skilled pilot. I do find review helpful and thanks again for the time and effort you put into creating this content....
Glad I could help :)
Can you do this with landings
Yes very soon!
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I think I'll put a trike under the wing it's too hard to run 150%
Excellent video. Are your instructors from the before or all new? Also, what would you think about a training giveaway to celebrate the new business and it will help the channel grow for sure.
The instructors helping me are some of the same instructors from before! My team is ride or die!
@@TrevorSteele1 and the promotion I mentioned?
@@michaelkennedy2528 Not yet
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