Typical flight on my Sp140 EPPG - Uncut 

As long as you don't let the risers go into the lines they stay untangled by themselves. It's just a branching web of lines and as long as the risers are kept together, and not allowed to just mix up in the lines, then it's fine - you don't have to do much other than wiggle them apart.

Yeah but that Moster will keep you up for 3+ hrs. Love the sp140 tho, it's definitely on my wishlist.

Iris paramotor have also quick prop release

Have you ever flown 3 hours? Even at flyins I don’t do that. Land get a break, something to eat etc. Get two batteries and swap :)

@@Catpanl Max flight so far was 2 hours 10 minutes, I average about 1h 30m per flight. Haven't been longer yet due to limitations on my old motor. I've got a new motor with a larger tank, I should be able to fly 3+ hours now.

He is near Yungstown I think.

Paramotor training is usually around a week. Some learn faster but i would say that is about the average time it take to get your first handful of flights in.

Speed all in your wing. The motor makes plenty of power to fly for about 30 min.

Ya seems like all the new ones have foam core.

@@PDWhite Oh wow, thanks for the info. Hopefully it’s a more durable design. I was under the impression though that foam core carbon props were a little heavier which affected spool up speed.

I was going to ask the same thing.

@@NUMB3RL3SS doesnt seem like were getting an answer anytime soon😁

I’d like an answer to this as well!! 🙏🏻

Good idea :)

Stuff is getting better, we should have extra units in stock in 2 weeks.

I had a guy (actually found out he's a 'neighbor' down my road) follow me to where I landed at a friend's farm, which was miles from his house. He approached me and essentially threatened to shoot me if I flew "near" his property again. He told me he had reported me to the cops (never heard from them). He was a real asshole. I was never below 1,000ft. But he thinks he owns the sky. So yeah, people CAN get pissed. If you do get approached by an angry homeowner requesting that you don't overfly their property, my advice is to politely agree and move on. My goal is to not piss people off. But this guy wasn't taking issue with noise - he was wanting his "privacy" and not wanting me to spy on him. Whatever.

I would agree. People get triggered and don’t think in arguments. Better leave it be and then come back to it later.

Yes

Not likely. The power (watts) you need to draw on takeoff will be too much for an ebike battery. For 48v, you'd need to draw twice the current (amps) because the voltage is half (96v is what the SP140 runs on). Smaller battery packs struggle to sustain high amperage loads. If anything the older OpenPPG X4 could be adapted for those batteries since its in the same voltage range.

@@openppg thanks for the reply, makes perfect sense.

Yes we make them.

The prop is what makes the noise, not the motor.

Loved the video and love you 👀

you engine vs motors guys crack me up. see you guys in jeep forums, boat forums motorcycles etc. Motors can be gas too. here's some examples. Motor oil, department of motor vehicles, motor sports, motor mounts...I could keep going. just get over it, man.

is that an engine cycle you are riding? lol.

@@slobert1970 good point. :) but is anything electric ever called engine? Do you replace your furnace engine?

@@slobert1970 it’s an English language thing. In other languages motor is electric.