That’s sooo cool you guys do both now! I thought I’d seen all the video I was wrong 👌👍
@TheIronEzreal9 күн бұрын
Thanks for a good tutorial! Others don't quite explain it in this detail, I suppose it's harder to understand what a beginner doesn't know. I don't have the long bag (I have ozone buzz z3 small) but it still is a very helpful method to me
@Saxofaxo9 күн бұрын
What is the name of the location? Looks like kitesurfing in the lagoon might be possible as well?
@maryurivillacreses198711 күн бұрын
Bonito enseña bien pero todo me sale en ingles y no se gracias
@dominiclinder229112 күн бұрын
I loved the build and would like to sew one for myself (Rc Project). Is there any way i could get the plans?
@JA-qs5be13 күн бұрын
So far my favorite video!!!😍😍😍
@danieljovel516316 күн бұрын
Hi Andre, I’m part of a University rocketry team who competes at Spaceport America Cup in the United States. As the recovery lead, I’m trying to develop a gps guided parachute system from scratch. One component of that is manufacturing our own paraglider. Do you have any resources for the parachute, including anything from sewing, the materials, or the different gores.
@quinnmarsh16 күн бұрын
This is seriously one of the coolest builds I've ever seen
@whitejtw16 күн бұрын
Haha you two are so cool! Fun times.
@whitejtw16 күн бұрын
Let me know if you decide to build another wing someday. I think I could probably cut the panels for you with my laser cutter. You might have your own machine by now though. Incredible work here and on your other projects. Very inspirational.
@whitejtw16 күн бұрын
What amazing craftsmanship. This is really cool.
@whitejtw16 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! You have made the world a better and brighter place.
@Nathannnnn42019 күн бұрын
1:52 3:34 5:43
@costynvd20 күн бұрын
Love the vibe on this video. Full control, enjoying the wind and wing. Just awesome. Great music too
@bltsevdallarfanclub64120 күн бұрын
Our final project was to create a 3D model of a industrial circular knitting machine. Thanks to this video I understand the knitting process. Thank you!
@airmaxwindsportcenter143320 күн бұрын
Tony Air Bender (Bieger)
@zoltancsiger289822 күн бұрын
Very informative, thanks!
@kaylynmesser23 күн бұрын
The background situation assessment and Action/Friction/Doubt diagrams are really cool. Do they have a book on risk/fear/mental clarity & decision making?
@kvbstudios31628 күн бұрын
Where at? I’m a paramotorist, but we all love a good GH time!
@AndreBandarra127 күн бұрын
We’re in Portugal, just one hour north of Lisbon. For sure we do PG and PPG and in the past we’ve had both on our retreats 😊
@nigelhutt992128 күн бұрын
I learnt so much from this, thank you
@Samuelramos314Ай бұрын
Algum Brasileiro assistindo sem entender nada? O gringo tem um controle de vela invejável. Parabéns gringo!
@AndreBandarra129 күн бұрын
Obrigado zuca, basta praticar! Mas olha que tem legendas em português
@JA-qs5beАй бұрын
I took off a few days ago. I checked my lines (except my speedbar I didn’t check properly). After take off, instead of going straight, I completely lost control of the glider, which went down and to the right. I hit a tree (badly). At first I thought it’s the speedbar connections.. I now think it could be the wind (changee direction)… but I am not 100% sure.
@JinjukeiАй бұрын
Very intersting project!
@turkeyphantАй бұрын
This is incredible work. Would be so interested to see if you can take this any further...
@niconico3907Ай бұрын
On average, How much sand do people get in their wing per day?
@chrisbajema8002Ай бұрын
Love watching you two, keep up the good work and content!
@AndreBandarra1Ай бұрын
Cheers Chris! ❤️👌
@alberguti3937Ай бұрын
You are obsessed with groundhandling!! Jaja. Nobody ever did it that much. I know, we are kamikazes and like to fly...jaja
@Eymos_ShenanigansАй бұрын
Is the controller available to buy in dollars.? Great reviews on it.! 👌🏼
@AndreBandarra1Ай бұрын
It’s in euros but shouldn’t make much difference as our payments are handled by stripe and they accept all major cards and currencies I think andrebandarra.com/shop/pcmini
@Eymos_ShenanigansАй бұрын
This is great!! Thank you so much for your insight. Very well explained for beginners as myself. Excited to hear more about the game/app module. Thanks RICARDO.!! 🙏🏼
@lisalu910Ай бұрын
OMG, that is insane! I can't believe you got it all back together, that is quite an accomplishment! Can you tell me where that gear is located at 01:09 ? It is so close up I can't tell where it is on the machine.
@sprokkel30Ай бұрын
Thank you for your effort. Keep the advice coming
@francesbernard2445Ай бұрын
A long time ago I took my youngest son Jack out to fly a kite. He got so frustrated while hoping to see me fly it while getting to learn how himself too. Well at least we tried when we had the chance to.
@user-wx7gu3jq8sАй бұрын
I love ground handling, especially in stronger wind... it's great exercise. After a while you get to read what the canopy is doing through the harness and you begin to react by instinct as it changes its attitudes. Your instruction is awesome....love your videos
@MonyornothinАй бұрын
Lol I don't know why but just seeing Gemma again for the first time in a while I can't help but remember that time she got pinned up real high at that cool beach you used to always go and fly. What a boss she was that day not even panicking and just enjoying the view! Not too many videos of you guys just chilling and flying lately. How about it?
@alexsf4248Ай бұрын
Thank you for the constant inspiration and advice! ❤️🙏
@thomasbousquet8943Ай бұрын
Keep Preaching 🙏
@m.rezamohadi6117Ай бұрын
Good job Keep doing it We learn You grow 🕊
@drodo667Ай бұрын
great video
@rkd_noeАй бұрын
Where is this place?
@rkd_noeАй бұрын
Thanks a lo for the info. Andre, let her talk!!
@Jwmbike14Ай бұрын
Im late to the party, but wouldn't it be easier to build load cells that simply clip on each line? Like a bicycle spoke tension gauge.
@TherealpicodoggАй бұрын
Aspecty- if you don’t know, now you know.
@JA-qs5beАй бұрын
I think of flying like being in medical school. Even after you « graduate », you still learn, the process doesn’t end. A pilot who doesn’t ground handle is like a doctor who doesn’t read/learn. You can still do it but you won’t be good.
@attilasukosdАй бұрын
Great vid, thanks! I think one thing I've also learnt while GN related to collapses is the wing loading, which maybe wasn't super obvious in your answers. I tend to bend my knees a bit and put load on my wing through the harness / chest strap, and feel the constant "connection" with the glider. I've seen a lot of people getting collapses on their take-offs because they pull the wing up, maybe even brake in time, but when they turn around, they stand up straight, and end up unloading the glider, which changes the angle of attack. Hope that helps for some people :)
@emmawrathall2700Ай бұрын
I’ve just been trying this on my seed before watching this video. Hopefully this will help. I keep slamming leading edge halfway through. Poor old seed has had some hammer! It’s back fly part keeping off ground I’m not quite there yet
@AndreBandarra1Ай бұрын
Great to hear it’s getting some good use Emma! Another exercise that might help is to try just the back fly part. Turn your glider upside down and try to keep it off the group just with the brakes. The sweet spot is hard to hit and it’s almost never stable, so keeping it in the air upside down is a constant battle and usually requires very fast and big inputs on the brakes. Think about keepy uppies on a football, you always have to work hard to keep from dropping the ball. Hope it helps!
@michamikulski686Ай бұрын
Great comparison, running is good for your health but not good for your shoes. Great explains that everything has its price, its costs. Thanks. 🪂
@PorLasAlturasАй бұрын
So much fun watching the video and very good advices! Thanks a lot and happy flying!! 🪂