Dominicppg

You really can't go wrong with Alan at Hull Aero. He is a fantastic guy, very helpful and extremely knowledgeable. He and his colleague, Paul Martin have 7 sites all over Yorkshire (including Hull, York and Huddersfield) plus a very active club. The most impressive facilities are at Leven, were the British Open championships have been held over the past few years. I would recommend him to anyone in Yorkshire interested in Paramotoring. Dom

Thanks guys.

From your description it sounds like more of an advanced wing (like the old Hadron) than an intermediate wing (like the WRC). But I suppose any intermediate wing in a significantly smaller size will handle that way.

Thanks guys. What sort of pilot/experience/flying would you say the the Nucleon XX was for Clive? http://www.dudek.eu/images/stories/plik ... -you-1.pdf

Has anyone flown the Nucleon XX. The original Nuceon and the WRC were/are great wings but I like the addition of the sharknose on the Nucleon range. I would be very interested to hear comparisons between the WRC and the XX if anyone has flown both. Dom

Good to see some actual data. Did you (or someone you know) measure these speeds or were they published somewhere?

If true it would suggest that the Roadster 2 is a defacto replacement for the Speedster. After all, why would anyone buy a Speedster if the Roadster 2 was as fast as, more efficient than (glide ratio) and safer than (ENB vs ENC) the Speedster? Having said that, if the sharknose and other technologies can make a beginner wing as fast as, and in some respects, better than an intermediate/advanced wing, as claimed, then it would be crazy not to apply the same technologies to the Speedster. Wouldn't that make the Speedster pretty much unbeatable? Does anyone, not connected with Ozone, have independent data to confirm this speed and glide claim?

Here's what they say on the Parafest Facebook page: "Set in the beautiful surroundings of North Wales this summer - Parafest 2015. The UK's first festival of flight dedicated to paragliding and paramotors. Market area, demo's and displays, fun comps and entertainment for all. Paragliding and paramotoring for suitably skilled and insured pilots. Camp and showground all within the bottom landing fields of the popular free flying site Llangollen, North Wales, June 12-14. Downhill mountain bike track also available for use with regular uplifts for bikes and pilots. On site bar, live music Friday and Saturday nights in the marquee and all weekend camping. Website with full details January 2015"

... as long as the Speedster is certified.

Miniplane and the next Speedster (with sharknose).

Great idea. Does anyone know if this (or similar) is available on Windows phone?

No-one knows the answer to your question. However, Most sold in UK in past 5 years is probably Parajet. Most highly rated by owners in survey was Miniplane. Most common at recent fly-ins I've been to (Wacky Winglands, GNFI) was Bulldog. I suspect that my input here was probably no help at all.

No Vince. As you said earlier, it's not ready yet. Therefore: no manual, pilots have a right to complain. Manual still not ready after 2 years, pilots still have a right to complain. You're one of the most professional people in the industry. Don't be dragged down by Paramania's lack of professionalism.

If they have it, wouldn't it make sense to put it on the website with the other manuals?

Looking forward to a detailed write-up. I'm sure there are a lot of pilots on here that are considering the Roadster 2. Your experience will help a lot.