Flying and Groundhandling with a Chase Cam - BANDARRA

[@MrCoolcool666]

5 DAYS!!!! Till i start my PG course! Can't wait! Thanks for your time both of you, you've helped so much!! THANKS

[@MultiDodo89]

Best paragliding Chanel! Thank you for all the amazing content!

[@ozoneswiftak]

Yep, your videos are fun to watch. Esp at the beach. Even though I hate sand in my wing, Its cold in Alaska an your videos on the beach make me smile.

[@OriginalDimascus]

Beautiful day and awesome flying. Great stuff guys.

[@texasdoug5739]

Great video, as usual. Chase camera was very smooth and added an exciting WOW factor....yes, please, on the Osmo camera review.

[@airbornemike380]

The sunset is amazing. Thanks for a Great video.

[@VARocketry]

I built my first one [public domain 3D print version] using DENTAL FLOSS as the line holding sections together. Really strong and light weight.

[@haloclinesurfrock]

where is that spot dune very nice

[@christianmiles]

Thanks for this video guys! Convinced me to buy one now

[@nedmacallen]

Christian Miles store.nextgenrobots.com/categories/paraglidingppg-chase-cams A buddy I fly with sells these very durable.

[@lhior]

I would recommand to get or make an easy to use remote controller for the camera for a number of reasons: - This way you cannot miss the shot if you failed to start recording before take off - It allows you to start and pause recording on demand, because you don't want to record everything from take off to landing. That makes editing really time-consuming and cumbersome. - No - or at least less - constraint on battery life. Most action cameras can record no more than an hour. If you go on a XC flight, then your camera simply wouldn't last long enough. Anyhow, I am glad Andre, that we can learn your experience with this chase cam. I wish you lots of pleasent recordings with it!

[@joeysipos]

That view is awesome! I gotta get one of those!

[@ripmanridin7092]

Good one guys.....................luv the chase cam views!

[@ShahidKhan-pt7ko]

Very nice bandara and gemma

[@mamatuja]

Can you attach a camera do a tip of the wing?

[@bigsailboatproject]

That's great Andre! AT last eh? I made mine (a bit larger) and found that pulling the line under the wing and sitting it back a ways works great for launch. I also made a case for the cam with prongs to prevent "crashes" scratching up the lens

[@mamatuja]

This was the best pizza related idea I've ever heard.👍😉

[@Andresmorales79]

Nice video !! Where is the spot?

[@beeplayer]

Non hai fatto vedere però dove si attacca grazie

[@anuragkhetan]

Once you see it, you can't unsee. 😂

[@snakevera]

That dance though 🤣

[@consuelolinaresdg1592]

Great footage from the chase cam and fantastic breakdown of overcoming the issues involved. Amazing dedication.. You guys are in the middle of hosting a ground-handling retreat as well at the moment aren't you? Love the videos...

[@AndreBandarra1]

Yeah just finished, it went great!

[@consuelolinaresdg1592]

@@AndreBandarra1 Fantastic!!!

[@germantobon5498]

What happens if the camera locks on to a tree!? Will the wing stall?

[@Ripstop_pilot]

I bought one more like a wind sock. Great angles and shots but really didnt like it dangling around me.

[@martinklingenberg637]

I really agree about the pizza idea

[@parafamflying]

Great vid as usual. A tip though. I made about 30-40 flights or so with my Skybean chasecam and rather than pointing it upwards, shorten the line instead. The thing is that the chasecam otherwise ends up in the turbulence from the harness and tends to point in different directions every half second or so. Now, I see that you have the newer, shorter model, and it seems to be a bit steadier, but still... You don't want it in your turbulence, because then you need to stabilize the vid later on, and it gets cropped. I'm just about to edit some film from Öludeniz when I used it and got some epic shots. Have fun with it! I love mine! :-)

[@AndreBandarra1]

Thanks for the tips, I'll try it out!

[@markhillyer6619]

Who's idea was it to use a square box to package a round Pizza that was cut into triangles anyway????

[@kevincanfly]

That was great! I printed a chase cam with my 3d printer but so far I’ve been too chicken to try it. I’m gonna try n fly later today and if I can, I’ll try it out...

[@leeroze4986]

where is that flying site ?

[@fransoudt1]

I love you pizza box idea 👍👍

[@AndreBandarra1]

ahahah xD

[@leopan723]

It is a XL size badminton

[@lhior]

I have been toying with the idea of a chase cam, but haven't been convinced about the safety. The last thing you need when facing a collapse is to worry about yet another stuff to tangle into your lines. It happens once in a blue moon, but still...

[@wildandliving]

Could do a GoPro with the remote controller can start and stoputtiple gopros

[@annejanroeleveld]

I bought the Chase Cam by PPG Smoke. It is easier to setup and cheaper.

[@shaynemckinlay6406]

7:30 do it👍

[@Docv400]

Isn't that supposed to have two lines, would be much more stable, and stay in-line with the Wing.

[@freezatron]

Loved the catch !! Beauty !! :D I also like the nice and simple design of this chase cam, looks quite easy to make one :) I've got some light weight correx some where, I'll have to give it a go ! A bit of learn by doing one might say ;) :D

[@AndreBandarra1]

Do it! :D

[@joaocarlosgermanoesilva2574]

Polvoeira Beach - home 😍

[@mmohamed511]

Nice video! Andre', did you get the cold from me or vice versa? Sorry.

[@AndreBandarra1]

It might have been vice versa Mo as this was shot before you guys came! sorry!

[@nickolaymerkin248]

What about safety? It looks like the rope is too short, so the camera can fly into lines. I tried a handmade shuttle of a plastic bottle, and attached its rope to a middle of a right C line. The length of the rope was comparable with the length of the line, so it always flied slightly below the harness. Pitily, the bottle shuttle was fluttering, so the quality of my video was poor. Maybe if I add longer tail, or some damper... Next time I'll do.

[@hardiantosyukri6942]

I think it is easier to use 360 cam and attach it on our back, isn't it?

[@nedmacallen]

Have you ever flown a paramotor!?

[@AndreBandarra1]

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[@skt613]

Andre, have you heard of the Open PPG X4? It seems right up your alley, it’s a DIY all electric folding carbon fiber paramotor. Check it out let us know your thoughts!

[@AndreBandarra1]

Yeah I like the idea but think I would like to learn how to fly normal paramotors first. Also in general all that is outside my budget so can't really afford one

[@SkywalkerPaul]

Meanwhile a lot of people make DIY electric paramotors. It's relatively easy.

[@ocphil2709]

"Hey! We need one of these!" - Please, please, please never try a paramotor! But all in all a nice testvideo! Looking forward for more stuff like this!? Nevertheless my personal resolution as a beginner is: never fly with a camera. We have been to Denmark with a few friends last weekend and I made my first experience at the coast/dunes! It was nice and I really loved the smooth wind down at the beach! Makes groundhandling way easier. Looking forward to the next time! Kind regards!

[@urgedmoon]

07:11 nice catch ! mate :)

[@scottjulius2834]

Layer the pizza like lasagna and eat it like a submarine sandwich, I guess... I would try one

[@JohnRobertson22]

That would be like a crappy lasagna with crust instead of pasta lol

[@Carlos_Mathias25]

top

[@mattp9361]

Too many parts. Buy from PPG Smoke

[@RobinHagg]

Get a electric paramotor

[@AndreBandarra1]

Yes please, I'll send you my address :D

[@RobinHagg]

@@AndreBandarra1 guess you have seen this one then. openppg.com/

[@billcallahan9303]

Andre, tell them to buy extra fins for it. Mine destroyed all fins on first flight. Not yours! Another brand from Europa, possibly Russkieville...but it is advisable to buy extra fins or whatever you want to call them. No offense Andre! I'm sure your product is superior to the too rigid crap I bought.....or your name wouldn't be Bad Ass Bandarra!