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Hello everyone I'm Aslan, named after the great Lion from the 'Narnia Chronicles' by C.S.Lewis. More formally (& legally) I am Reverend Aslan Kendal Freeman ULC. (Look up 'kantheism' if you dare!) Most of what I'm about to post is lifted straight from an email I sent to 'several flying schools' listed on the BHPA website. I decided that this tactic was pointless, as after 2 weeks I've had precisely one reply - from a guy who doesn't teach ParaMotor, but does some powered hang-glider stuff occasionally. My bad, best wishes, So, a change in tactics. If my eventual first instruct -
53 year old male, used to paraglide and recently converted to POWER rating. Have Zenith and REVO 2 and would like to meet up with other pilots for local flights. Just "boating" around the countryside. Anyone else local to me? TEXT 07505001733
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Initially, as a gauge of interest, I would like to see how many people here would be willing to travel in to Cornwall for an epic PMC fly-in ? Assume the following: Perfectly placed privately owned flying site close to the beaches Similar vibe to the normal fly-ins of course. If I get the interest, we will make it happen so a show of hands please if you would attend SW- 40 replies
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Join us on an exciting 10 day paramotor tour of New Zealand's South Island, exploring some of the best lascapes NZ and the world has to offer. As new paramotors will be supplied on this fully guided tour with NZ's leading paramotorig instructor. Just bring yourself and your wing. For more info click on the following link http://parapro.co.nz/flying-tours/
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It’s been on most paramotor pilot’s radar for quite some time; after the first ever UK Parafest last year those who attended went on to tell everyone how great it was; those who didn’t attend promised that they’d do so this year. Of course, there’s always the doubt about the weather; the old ‘What if I drive two hundred miles and it’s not flyable?’ question. Parafest had shouted very loudly that it was a festival that you could fly at - and the fact is that it was organised as a festival for pilots - so if you got to fly then that would be fabulous, but not the only reason for being ther
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Hi, Do you fly a paramotor from Knoll hill (near Kidderminster DY10 postcode) in the UK? Or have you recently flown from there? If so, please contact me when you have a moment. (at this stage I have a polite message to pass on to you from Lord Cobham) who it the owner of the land. If you think you know who this is, you will be doing them a huge favour to point them at this message to call me. This is one of those situations where a quick chat WILL save a world of poo for the people who fly in that area. Many Thanks 07983 428 453 'Simon' SW
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My plan was to spend a little more time on this, but I just could not wait to get it out there!! Thanks soooo very much to everyone who was there! What an amazing vibe and thoroughly enjoyable weekend. SW
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I am new and novice in this PPG. My body weight is 60kg, height 164cm. Altitude of my place is 13m. I will use Foot launch to take off. Would you please help me by recommending what kind of features I should consider while selecting a motor. Amount of C.C., HP, Thrust etc. I do require for efficient take off? My budget is tight, so please suggest considering this factor too. Thanking you
