Samasauras

But the options are 3rd party cover for part of a tandem or no cover at all so to go back to the motorbike comparison you are either riding insured minus pillion or not insured at all, I'm sure I know which one I would choose!

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Thanks, will definitely be getting some for some snug winter flying! could I ask what gloves you use in the winter? Are they a flying type or just standard gloves? I am not really sure what to go for. Thanks

Sam

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Sounds good mate, where did you end up getting it from?

I agree with you matt, but after some thought after our conversation, is it all about those who don't bother to register? If the powers that be offer wing registration like you say the reckless may not bother to register but for the decent folk who do the reflection of the sport in the outside world may be a bit more positive. Even if it's Mr farmer please can I use your field I have a pmc rating and my wing is registered , registration no... It may just give the sport a more positive image to those less in the know??

Sam

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I would be pooing my pants

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Thanks simon I'll do that then. I'll give them a call tomorrow. Weather any good over the weekend??

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Hi folks

Thought I'd say hi, I'm Sam, I live in Brackley Northants, not to far from Banbury or Bicester, any one near me? just about to start my training with simon, just waiting for a good day! Can't wait to start!

I have acquired (from my old man who started paramotoring but never carried on as he has motion sickness apparently) a micro avionics pm 100 headset, I purchased a music & phone lead for it to test it out but it doesn't seem to work at all. I have charged the battery and checked the dip switches behind the Velcro panel are of a standard setting. Does it need a radio plugged in to hear music or should it work? I assume the later but thought I'd check, he only used it twice so can't imagine there being a lot wrong with it. Does anybody know how you take the red pieces off of the ear cups, as I want to check for a dry joint (bit of a long shot I know) unless any body has any other suggestions? Do they just pry off? I have taken the gel ear pads off but don't want to damage anything.

Thanks in advance

Sam

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