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DESIGN YOUR NEXT PARAJET

We believe that the two ingredient to good design are an open mind and careful collaboration. Building on Parajet’s mission to create exciting and safe aircraft to fulfil the aspirational dreams of personal flight, our design team is single-mindedly dedicated to keeping pilot’s needs and desires at the heart of everything we do. We invite you to join us at our brand new Parajet HQ to make a contribution towards the design of our next Parajet paramotor.

 

–          Explore the new Parajet HQ

–          Meet the design team

–          Influence the design of the next generation Parajet

–          Receive one of the new retro Parajet T-shirts

–          Receive an exclusive invite to a fly-in event

–          Be one of the first pilots to fly the next Parajet paramotor

–          Receive an exclusive test pilot discount (if selected)

Please use the link below to register

https://parajet.com/research-event/?fbclid=IwAR1bQVPXqa9584rEqXYLqorL1FiwnLz3SNryNQPQejUfyMJFfqQ9_uReiSg

SW :D

 


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benraven

  

Fantastic evening with the Parajet team, had great fun and a really good & productive evening. 

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    • Switched from a lighter Black Devil to a heavier Thor 303. Tank is full to it's maximum capacity ( 11L ) . Motor is mounted as near as possibile to my back. Despite I'm heavy, about 95kg, I needed to move all back my hang point. Unable to move them more back because there's no more holes on swing arms. And hang points are already very near to my chest. Still leaning too back for me. I'm worried about leaving harness during landing and twist due increased leaning plus increased motor torque. Unfortunately I'm unable to find my previous tests with Black Devil to compare, I remember that I had more reclination when tank was full, but I don't remember how much or if this much. But sure I was more straight, about 10°, maybe 5° or 0° when pressing to accelerator. Anyway I never fly with full tank, but in case this would me my position. p.s. added also some standing pictures for referenceWhat I've tried: - Loosing straps between harness and frame, didn't helped; - Move back even more hang point on an "illegal" position. Changed of about 1-3°, but still leaning, after I saw pictures I found that the position of swift arm is vertical, so adding a hole or using a "strap" connection wouldn't help. Actually I have no more ideas. I can try to shorten more swing arms but would result in a very near position to my shoulders. Anyway will require a drill or a custom swing arm. Original: 1 2 Measured: 3 Standing: 4 5 6 Here's holes to shorten arms, already used last. 7 Here's "Illegal" position: 8 Here's the result of the "Illegal" position: 9 Here's vertical position of the arm, adding a hole will just move lower hang point: 10    
    • I just turn it on and then when you plug it in the light will go slightly brighter showing a positive charge. The batteries can be changed but best to send them back to Eddie to get that done.  Adjustment wise.... if they are clipped in as far as possible you can slightly bend the metal arms for a better fit.  SW  
    • Good evening all,  Ive got a couple of questions about the microavionics pm100 radio.... being a newbie!  Is there a way to tell if its charging when plugged in apart from it getting warm? Is the battery replaceable?  Is there any adjustment to make it fit my head better? Feels like it let's in alot of external noise.   Thankyou!
    • the best advice is to turn to Jesus Christ
    • If your in Bicester your not very far from the Buckinghamshire paramotor club 
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