THE MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PARAMOTOR:
- WHAT IS A PARAMOTOR?
- A Paramotor is a motorized paraglider.
- It is not an airplane and does not fly like one.
- DO I NEED A PILOT'S LICENSE?
- No, and a minimum training is required to become proficient
- in the proper use and operation of the Paramotor.
- HOW DOES THE CHUTE INFLATE??
- Simply remove the chute from its tote bag and lay it out behind
- the craft. As you begin to run, the forward motion, in combination
- with the wind, if any, and the prop blast is enough to quickly bring
- the chute up overhead. Next, squeeze the throttle and gently lift off.
- CAN I LAUNCH IT MYSELF?
- Yes! Most definitely! The Paramotor has been specifically designed to
- be a one person endeavor.
- WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM WIND I CAN FLY IN?
- Steady winds of less than 10 mph for beginners, no more than
- 15 mph winds for experienced pilots.
- HOW DO I STEER IT?
- Using hand controls, pull left to go left and right to go right.
- While in the air the parachute wing will turn proportionate to
- the amount of pressure you apply to the sterring controls.
HOW LONG CAN I FLY ON ONE GALLON OF FUEL?
Although actual flight times will vary depending on pilot weight and atmospheric conditions, the average
time ranges from 1-2 hours. Maximum recommended
pilot weight is 300 lbs.
HOW FAST DOES IT FLY?
Maximum speed is 25 mph.
WHAT HAPPENS IF THE ENGINE STOPS?
Directional steering is controlled through the canopy, therefore not dependent on engine power. The pilot steers the same way with or without power.
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