How to stop the wing rocking in bumpy air | Tips for beginners

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New series of videos coming soon where I talk through some of the tips and tricks I learnt in the last year of flying a Paramotor. Mainly aimed at newbies to the sport or those looking to learn to fly a Paramotor. This video is about how to stop your wing rocking and rolling around in bumpy air. To start with I was trying to weight shift or steer the opposite way to correct wing oscillations.
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21 мар 2020

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@wayneherron6511 Год назад

Great video! Thanks for this. I was trying to understand this from just a written explanation and it left me totally confused. Your video clears that up right away. Good stuff.

@PaulFrancis-SkyRascal 4 года назад

Controlling the wobble even at a small level massively improves your landings, I see lots of people wobbling on approach and over correcting into a bad landing, great vid Ben :)

@WiltshireMan 4 года назад

Good tips Ben. No one explained this to me when I started to fly and my early flights were kinda wobbly, but after a few hours things just started to improve and now I don't have to think about it.

@BenRaven 4 года назад

Wiltshire Man cheers Sandy, glad you enjoyed mate. Same with driving a car really - your training begins the day you pass your test and you’re out on your own. Aviation is a constant process of learning no matter what level you’re at. I wouldn’t be anywhere near as comfortable in the air without ongoing advice instruction from Simon & Col as well as from speaking to pilots at different levels of experience. Hope you and the other half are well, see you in the air soon.

@GolfFoxtrot22 4 года назад

Love the new Intro and the haircut.

@BenRaven 4 года назад

Golf Foxtrot 22 thanks mate! It’s definitely going to surprise a few people.

@markallisonparamotor 4 года назад

Great video!

@BenRaven 4 года назад

Thanks, hope it helps :)

@jr7227 4 года назад

I find that pulling a gentle turn will also take out the oscillation. Good vid! Big Love!!

@SkiesTheLimit 4 года назад

Good advice matey, something for a progressing pilot to experiment with, depending on the wing I recommend beginner pilots to just put "hands up" to stop an oscillation untill they are more confident in basic manoeuvres, again that's wing dependent but most a/b wings normally recover on there own just fine.

@GolfFoxtrot22 4 года назад

I would add, it all depends on your wing. Thermic conditions may need active flying and pressure in the wing is essential so adding break pressure (if the trimmer setting allows). This is covered on SIV courses and is a fantastic learning tool. Keep safe buddy.

@DanielJonesParamotor 4 года назад

That intro: Sick 🤙 That hair cut: Sick 🤙 That info: Sick 🤙

@BenRaven 4 года назад

Daniel Jones cheers bud!

@Parahooners 4 года назад

Intro boom!

@FlyBabyFlyPPG 4 года назад

Nice vid m8

@BenRaven 4 года назад

Yordankys Garcia cheers dude :)

@FlyBabyFlyPPG 4 года назад

Yes sr nice to meet you from far away but good to have good mind set and try to help the ones without experiences and confidence that is the best in fly.