This feels like a regular pod harness for paragliding.
Exempt this one can be equipped with a small engine to make take-off in the flat lands possible.
And that causes some weird behavior that paragliding pilots are not used to. Simply because they never had power on their pod harness.
Neither are paramotor pilots because well designed paramotors don't do that and the Zero is not a paramotor.
When flying on power the feet of the pilot get lifted. The more power you add the higher your feet get. In this video I explain why this is doing so and why it is actually good so.
This is not a paramotor. It has no bulky solid metal frame, no metal bars under the arms of the pilot. It does not have that upward sitting position like paramotors do.
This is a true paragliding harness.
in the video we mention the tutorial on how to adjust the harness so here is the link:
• Initial adjustment tut...
Watch our other video tutorials:
See all the details and specs: • Scout Zero details, sp...
How to take-off: • Take-off tutorial - SC...
Full uncut video of the take-off: • Full uncut video of th...
How to adjust the harness: • Initial adjustment tut...
How to install the climb assist: • Converting paragliding...
How to assemble the cage: • Ready to fly in 5 minu...
We hope the SCOUT Zero will allow many pilots to do more paragliding.
- less forecast checking
- lees traveling
- less trying and failing
- more paragliding = anywhere, anytime and in any wind direction
Now available at www.scoutaviation.com/paragliding
20 авг 2024
