Paramotor How To: Repairing Damage After A Crash
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- čas přidán 4. 07. 2024
- How I repair a paramotor after a crash landing. Obviously, every damage is different, but these are some thoughts about this specific type of damage on a titanium paramotor. Titanium allows for bending multiple times without cracking the alloy. Aluminum alloy does not have this trait, and will more likely than not crack if bent more than once.
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Thug life bendy!!! Send it or BEND IT!!! Macfly for the win by far against all other materials, glad you figured that out so easily.. they are the best I've ever seen or flown by far!
Thumbs up for the gun cleaning tips.
I love my Macfly. Just got done breaking in the MY20!
Good content. Enjoying watching and learning.
If you have grass stains a Tide Pen is handy too! Also, great for the toggles which, from...ummm...experience, can get grass stained when you land closer to Mother Earth than perhaps you intended.
Great piece of advice about keeping dirt out of the harness.
perhaps that throttle just comes with that flat mirror, but I sure do like a convex mirror instead. Much easier to see the tank with less "aiming".
these vids are pure medicine!
Thanks Kyle....
Now that's some good content
Great video, but Kyle, you should have made the student wait around and watch you / help you do the repairs.
I was going to mention compressed air 🤣🤘
Safe landing over spot landing...great advice!
I am up for training this year, made a mental note of 'do not splat like a bird's turd' 😂
@@32laurens Best of luck in your training!
@@ParamotorSteve Thanks man, appreciate it!
That was way cool!!! I like how that frame comes apart!!! And the Bendy Titanium. Ours are mini plane top 80’s. They have a fiberglass pole in a sleeve, that the webbing is sewn into. And it’s all one piece. They don’t come apart as easy as Yours ;0: Pretty Cool Unit Kyle O!!! ;0)
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Interesting! I didn't know that about titanium. I've got zero experience with it. I know aluminum pretty well, though. One extra push, and she cracks in two! Or, a little too much heat, and you've got an expensive puddle, LOL.
Nice quick fix - can't mind that! Great tip on the compressed air. That's how I clean mine. I used to store it in the shop where I worked, but after grinding aluminum corrosion off a few wheels while doing tires, and grinding rust off of brake caliper brackets and hub bearings for a brake job, that cloud of crap ends up all over the harness. I store it in the old barn now that's attached to the shop, and keep a blanket over it now.
If I could actually fly the thing, it probably wouldn't get so dusty. 😂
Love the hat man✊😎👍
Love me some titanium.
Good stuff 🤘🌮🤘🌮🤘🌮
That was not me ! Yet. I love the MacFly .
Lol@Bill
Might be some mud in that seat from his mud cutter. He was probably scare as hell.
That's what she said! 😭🤣
Thug life😘
Carbon build up, Blood... lmao
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New challenge: try to use "nooks" or "crannies" in a sentence without saying "nooks and crannies".
As a mechanical engineer, this is not the best course of action.