I figured this out on my own a while back and have been a hero to my flying friends ever since. I've always felt a little guilty when they thought I was a genius
Thank you man from Germany !! Love your channel ! I have to admit that ,although being a pilot for 10 years, I had occasions where (up to now) I had problems untangling lines. So : problem solved. My experience is that there is one more exception: If there is a line over (the canopy) you would have to correct this first.
If your left and right is already separated you can do the same with the center or the outer A, I’ve done it both ways and it is crazy that something that simple works
HI Ari. Frank Manning Kilkenny in Ireland. I love your videos and enthusiasm. I'm flying 15 years now.. I still haven't a clue. Thermals just find me and drag me cross country. 50 km max. Just got the new rush 6. First flight was amazing. Beautiful. It was like I was reborn to Paragliding. I pull the handle it turns like a ballerina from Moscow. I press bar and the glider actually climbed. I fly straight into strong wind and it climbs. What is this magic carpet that has been created. I landed tippy toe with perfect featherlight touch on the control handles. A beautiful loving relationship has begun. This is how flying should be. God bless you and keep the videos coming. Much love from the Ireland where the weather can kick your ass backwards numerous times. 😀
after a river rescue the wonderful boaters that saved me absolutely bees nested my lines- god bless them this worked in very short time- most importantly coax out the torsion/ friction knots, spread it out, and it should fall apart and display any twists
Reminds me of "Silly String" haha! Kids love that! Good method for sure, I never let mine tangle ever by attaching the brummels and either into a pocket, on velcro strap, or rolled up into the aft of the glider. You forgot to mention, never disconnect from the maillons !
This technique works every time… except when there are knots (as you mention) or a line over the wing! I was helping a student untangle their lines and it wasn’t working. Then I discovered one of their lines over the wing and … tada!
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This is the greatest intro of any of my videos, ever.
I was amazed how calm you are watching the children walking on your glider. And then at 2:03 I was shocked 😲
He soon goes on to say that thing is from the 90s 😂
F*ck you're a legend. I just had to down climb 1200m because I couldn't clear one riser. Can't wait to try this.
I figured this out on my own a while back and have been a hero to my flying friends ever since. I've always felt a little guilty when they thought I was a genius
Thank you man from Germany !! Love your channel ! I have to admit that ,although being a pilot for 10 years, I had occasions where (up to now) I had problems untangling lines. So : problem solved. My experience is that there is one more exception: If there is a line over (the canopy) you would have to correct this first.
If your left and right is already separated you can do the same with the center or the outer A, I’ve done it both ways and it is crazy that something that simple works
HI Ari. Frank Manning Kilkenny in Ireland. I love your videos and enthusiasm. I'm flying 15 years now.. I still haven't a clue. Thermals just find me and drag me cross country. 50 km max. Just got the new rush 6. First flight was amazing. Beautiful. It was like I was reborn to Paragliding. I pull the handle it turns like a ballerina from Moscow. I press bar and the glider actually climbed. I fly straight into strong wind and it climbs. What is this magic carpet that has been created. I landed tippy toe with perfect featherlight touch on the control handles. A beautiful loving relationship has begun. This is how flying should be. God bless you and keep the videos coming. Much love from the Ireland where the weather can kick your ass backwards numerous times. 😀
after a river rescue the wonderful boaters that saved me absolutely bees nested my lines- god bless them
this worked in very short time- most importantly coax out the torsion/ friction knots, spread it out, and it should fall apart and display any twists
Wast taught this method in training, and that the tip (stabilo) line connected to the big ear riser worked as well.
I just came back from some dune flying and my lines were a mess -- I remembered this hack and it was amazing Thx.
Clearing lines on my wing is like a practice in meditation for me. It seems like if I get frustrated I make it worse. Haha.
Same! I actually like that little bit of time to pause and calm my mind before launch.
Thanks for this...I am pretty good at magically tangling lines.
Reminds me of "Silly String" haha! Kids love that! Good method for sure, I never let mine tangle ever by attaching the brummels and either into a pocket, on velcro strap, or rolled up into the aft of the glider. You forgot to mention, never disconnect from the maillons !
You are the man brother. Band of Brothers and Sisters 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@peterholdy done a video on this. Wonder if it's the same technique?
How about that kid in the yellow helmet @0:30 jumping off a wall taller than them! That kid is for sure going to do some base jumping in the future.
You made me happy
This technique works every time… except when there are knots (as you mention) or a line over the wing! I was helping a student untangle their lines and it wasn’t working. Then I discovered one of their lines over the wing and … tada!
Neat, that looks a lot like my old UP Katana. What's the wing?
I will try this next time my wing gets a birds nest. Probably soon!
Nice job 👍
Good one but this doesnt help us keep sticks and weeds out of our glider
Minions!
Or stabilo (try it it seems your A approach is not enough 😋)
Those risers are as old as me lmao
Bonjour. Vous avez mis des images de slackline sur la mine Jeffrey à Asbestos au Québec.
Permettez-moi de laisser ici mes images de parapente sur cette même mine.
ruclips.net/video/upuyFU5jLqU/видео.html
Je vais voir ;)
I would kill someone stepping on my lines; not to mention glider 😮
Yeah you would.