Great! I started powered paragliding about 1 year ago, and I can tell you: This is so fantastic! -- Thanks for that nicely made little movie. I like it.

Thank you for the review and information, unfortunately we normally learn more by accidents. Before I start to fly paramotors, I had the impression that this aircraft was simple, but soon I started to fly and do my own pre flight check and preventive maintenance, I start understand a little better how interdependence and importance each single part has, and how much experiences and hours of study has on it. Better rely on brands that is out there for several years, then play "Russian roulette".

Cant wait to buy one of these :))

Hey Mike! I love these tips. Being new to the sport (just about a year now) and having to be my own mechanic, these are incredibly helpful! I had this minor issue and adjusted it. I also like the mini carabiner to hold the throttle...it sure beats putting it on the ground or elsewhere! Keep up the great tips! Oh, I have about 100 hours on my Blackhawk R120 and love it! No problems at all. Just did a fuel line/fuel filter replace and an easy rebuild of the carb and she runs smooth and powerfully!

G1

Just found the tips channel. LOVE IT!

I just checked my prop and it's not balanced - thx for the vid.

Another good one. You guys are keeping your video guy busy.

Nice to see Rick in some of the tips videos

Good job on the video Rick. I use a setup very similar to this one.

Great info - easy to understand teaching style. I subbed so I'll know when another vid comes out. Cheers.

Is that the new 45lb unit? Looks like it.

You guys have been kicking butt with all the videos lately. Your marketing team is doing an outstanding job.

Can you do a video on rebuilding the carb? Also, a general engine maintenance video would be great.

Good quality and great explanation. Please keep doing these videos. I think everyone in the PPG community can benefit from these videos no matter what they fly.

VERY helpful. I will check my throttle play right now.

Excellent channel. It's great to see an instructional channel for once instead of just people flying.

That works! I haven't had a tangle after doing it this way.

Great concept for a channel guys.

Thanks for the comment! We are actually talking about that after Rob landed. He is about 215lbs and he is still learning where to place the hang points. Good eye to notice something like that.

Great Idea... keep em coming.. :-)

Great info. That works WAY better than the method I was using.

Thanks for the video. This helped a lot!

In regard to the trike at the end of the video, it doesn't look like the hang point is quite right. The front wheels should lift off first and should be slightly higher than the rear wheels while in flight. Correct me if you disagree.

Great job...