I want to do this stuff so bad you have no idea that just to put more pressure on myself, I decided to do this paramotor thread where I will discuss it all with you.
If everything goes to plan, I should be getting lessons this winter in California and then I'm up for world travel baby.
For those who don't what what a paramotor is, don't worry, I will have many videos for you starting by the unboxing of one...
You can always take it to Europe and fly above the Pisa tower like this guy did. That was the 1st video I saw of a paramotor and it was love at first sight.
MonsterLord wrote:Seems badass, but sounds expensive as fuck.
Not really. $8K for the paramotor and $3K for the glider. Add another $3K for the training and you have your personal plane for under $15K.
Merlin
Im surprised to hear it is less expensive than a jetpack, considering unlike the jetpack is an actual flying machine and not a thing that can at most fly for 30 seconds.
MonsterLord wrote:Im surprised to hear it is less expensive than a jetpack, considering unlike the jetpack is an actual flying machine and not a thing that can at most fly for 30 seconds.
I wouldn't fly with a jetpack even if you would give me $5 million. You can't control this shit. A paramotor on the other hand is just like falling down with a parachute but because of the propeller, you don't fall straight down, you can start from the ground and fly up and if the engine stops, you just fall down with a parachute on your back. Much more safer.
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i have did bungy. now getting the knack of adventure sports merlin.Let my financial NAP florish get my own paramotor too apart from base jumping like in this video
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