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New use for the Flag pole
neilc replied to pete_b's topic in Paramotoring Videos & Aerial photography
Havn't seen many posts lately from Colin?............Maybe it's flyable weather up in Scotland at the moment!......... -
opera
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I think I'll be happy enough flying over land..........That is when the weather's finally good enough for me to get off the ground!!
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Peace
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looks like a decent bit of kit.........It'll be interesting to see how much it sells for.
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Braveheart
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Great pictures, beautiful scenery!!......Thanks for sharing
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Yeti
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beauty
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Tart
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That's good news......I may even be airborne before the new year!!
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disillusionment
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Hi Matt, I'm in the middle of my training at the moment with Simon Westmore and I have a Paramania Revo 26. The Revolution is supposed to be very stable and forgiving and good to learn on, with the Fusion being a wing for more experienced pilots. Hope this helps...... Regards, Neil.
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Very nice!!.....I would like to have a go at building my own paramotor one day...
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I had the Motorola 2800 in the late 80's, it was roughly the size and weight of a house brick!! If I remember correctly the one you are talking about had a very large battery pack and resembled an army field telephone ?.........
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England
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Despair
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Iphone here also..........I'm very impressed with all the different apps available. I'm in the middle of my training at the moment with Simon, and he even has the "smashed screen" app which looks absolutely lifelike, you'd never tell it apart from the real thing!!..........
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Hi to all, my name's Neil and I live in Enfield, North London. I've been interested in paramotoring for a while now and have been looking at different stuff on the internet. I'd love to give it a try, and wondered if any member's could recommend somewhere close to me where I could get some basic training......? Any help greatly appreciated, thanks. Regards, Neil.