So first of all, I love open source technology! It allows anybody to compete with huge corporations, that love to hold onto patents just to see the competition suffer. Not only does it apply to software, but it also applies to paramotoring! With
Check out the video above for a brief explanation of the British Open Paramotor Championship in 2020. Daniel Jones takes us for a tour of…
Mydogischoking provides a very extensive in-depth review on the Gin Falcon. The Falcon is a state-of-the-art reflex paramotor wing for intermediate to advanced pilots. The…
In the first episode of Paramotor Tech Talk, Alex shows how to properly swap a Vittorazi Moster 185 Exhaust.
Watch the video above for the an amazing explanation on turbulent flow. As PPG pilots, we love steady, laminar, wind, but can we learn to…
Love the guy or hate the guy, he appeared on Paragliding talk episode #110. The episode is quite entertaining, and the comments are even better.…
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Those batteries just look to damn heavy and a pain in the rear to replace every time they die.
Have you seen this one? Looks pretty cool, although it needs some fine tuning and maybe a single prop vs. multiple. Still, a nice step in the right direction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jB8mUE8LFE
Man, that thing folds up so nice. Looks incredible. I just want the chassis to put a moster on!