All my flying buddys get mad i dont do more videos. Truth is one i hate spending hours of editing. I love the peace ,tranquillity, converging with the birds. I had a huge golden eagle Fly over the top of my wing and look back at me. I was playing john denver (the eagle and the hawk) in my headset. Missed the whole thing my batterys were dead! I love the simplicity of flying like a bird.
Brilliant video! You look like your having so much fun! Good to get a proper look at one of these, this us the best video yet on the Adam, Ben is going to be a very busy boy!
@@GolfFoxtrot22 I hope you keep having too much fun. I have learned a lot watching your videos. It's pretty cool being a friend of Ben Ashman. He is quite a cleaver man. It's too bad his products aren't readily available in the US.
Great video. I was looking behind you and noticed a Lazair (dual engine, yellow and red) hanging from the ceiling. I owned one of those for about ten years. As I recall, each engine was rated at 9.5 HP but it was so clean and light that it flew wonderfully with the small power plants.
Hi Doug, its so good to see you back in the air. Yes the Adam certainly is, it would take smaller vehicle to transport. I know of an ADAM in the USA now, first one delivered a few weeks ago.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 Thanks! Great to be back in my happy place. :) The ADAM looks nice but I need something that will handle off field / bumpy terrain. Something like the Maverick Outlander. Hobby budget is next to nil this year so no weight shift trike for me this year. Probably take a few more PG lessons and that's about it. Well other than burn a bunch of gas/oil. LOL
That is a very interesting aircraft! I’m glad there is a Moster version, as my 220 pounds (100 kilograms) butt naked weight would make the Atom 80 version into a go-cart with a huge spoiler. I will add the Moster version to my list to consider. Thanks Giles and keep them coming!
Hi Zach, I'm glad as well, I'm 86 kgs. I know a few 10-kg pilots and the Moster is more than enough power. I can't wait to try the Moster powered version. I was genuinely a joy to fly.
Hi Kevin, I do like the Icaro series. The Scarab is the composite version of the Solar X I retried after 4 years. www.microavionics.com/icaro-scarab-helmet.html
Nice vid Giles. Watching you come off the runway I think I'd want the spitfire version. As much as I like the Atom's frugal consumption, direct drive and light weight, my weight is too similar to yours and boggy wet grass fields would be a problem
Wow do you need a complex sign off for the retractable :-) You know there's going to be some gear up landings with them :-) Great video Giles all I know about flex-wings I've learnt from you.
Hi Terry, no licence required for this class, it's a Sub 70. The glider guys have a thing call the while line trophy, it a very expensive award for the wheel up landing, only ever seen one of those and it was a long line on the runway. If I ever had access to a 2 seater, I'd happily take you for a flight.
Thanks for all the videos mate - I wanted to ask if you have any showing a full pre-flight/walkarounds please? I see all these wires and spars and bolts and really curious how often and what gets checked prior to your flights. All the best and catch you on the next one. Cheers. Jim
Hi Jim, I have kept this part out as walk rounds are not always the same depending on the aircraft, even flexwing to flexwing they are different. Seeing as you asked, I visually check all cables ( running a hand down the flying wires), any broken strands is a non flyer, and visually check all nuts and bolts on everything. It's a good thing to get into a flow, I always put the split rings on one side to I can count them. The more you do it, the more you'll notice when something isn't right. Easier to check on the ground than in the air. Aviation is about assurance through checking, even when I flew my paramotor I did frame , engine and wing checks. Most Microlight aicraft have the preflight checks in the Pilot Operating Handbook ( POH). Sorry for the long winded response, but I hope that helps.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 Many thanks Giles. Very much appreciate the detailed reply. I had a feeling all this was being done but is not of great interest to watch ;) Cheers. Jim
I would be very interested in you different climb rate (wheels up / down) Interesting vid for sure . I loved flying Adam Atom80 and would own one . Flying the moster ( factory) Adam wing was also fantastic. We are blessed with what we have to fly . Ben flew to Jordan in a microlight many years ago …. The Adam can achieve the same Cruise speeds and Burns half the fuel ! Down side only one seat ..
Hi Mike, the engine is from the paramotor world and a derivative of the old Miniplane TOP80 engine and uses the same parts. The ADAM was a dream to fly, more silly smiles. Ben knows what he is doing on a design, so may brilliant creations from the Flylight stable.
An affordable, good looking and safe motorglider . What I like about the Pipistrel Sinus but 150kUSD cheaper and you could keep it stored in your garage. This Ashman designer a genius ! Next test with a one hundred Kg pilot same toy engine and one hour's worth of gas. Enough to get to that ridge or thermal. (and back to LZ) Gain some weight GF22 !!!!
Nice little machine 👌I’m in the process of making my own , I have a degree in structural engineering and access to a full machine shop. I’ll be making everything one it will be way below the 70 kg limit. That wing on the atom looks nice and tight , the wing on these little things makes a big difference . I feel like I’m stalling all the time when I go from the combat t to the fox t 😂🤣20 knot cruise difference feel weird to go slow now. Very nice when they carve like that hey especially when thermaling 👌🇦🇺🍻
Interesting Stuff ... Nice one Giles ;-) PS: ... Is there a 'Plan B' option if the string to put the wheels back down for landing fails ? ... and ... I REALLY don't like the idea of reaching your hand back towards that prop, to check the 'up' wheels mechanism ... it's probably fine (just me being over cautious)
Hi Brian, your concern is valid, however my hand is further awaiting from the propeller than it is when on your back in a paramotor, I did check this. If the string failed, you can pop them back and they lock automatically, it's very clever. The inner doors also help pull the wheels back.
Your radio calls are a bit different the Sywell, Sywell then RT the Sywell is like safety com yet they have a dedicated fequency? The retract look a bit of a faf but that is probably due to lack of practice.
Hi Algy, yes there was no ATC so all blind transmissions so back to the traffic calls. Definitely lack of practice, it was the first time in anger but was straight forward. I just wished it was a thermic day so I could play with some rising air currents.
Hey Giles great video but I have to ask, in the event of tucking the wheels away,you later find that the wheels won't pop out into their landing position, can you still land it.?
Hi Natural9, there isn't much holding them in and the lock is only on the down(out). You can still belly land but on the Atom 80, the prop spins so you'd end up breaking that. It's a very reliable and proven system, Ben has used it before.
Hello Albert, Please Giles is fine. The device I have is a Naviter Oudie 5 Pro with FLARM. I think the details should be in the description if that helps.
As I was watching I was wondering what the difference was with the u/c retracted but you covered it at the end. Looks like you are having a busy and fun time Giles?
@@GolfFoxtrot22 I would want an engine/prop combo that could safely max climb at the wings VNE. Went up Saturday, had some ok landings . Past my Pstar so will go up again and if I get a few more good ones than should be cleared to Solo.😀
Another awesome video Giles! What flight computer are you using here? Is it expensive? It looks amazing! How are you connected to voice recording and traffic control? Does Micro Avionics custom build the comms for your specific radio and recording?
Hi Hollady, the Oudie 5 Pro is overkill for what I use it for but I've had it from my paragliding days. A phone with Skydemon is just as good. My PM100 is commented to an airband radio, you'll see it in a lot of my content. My headset has been vlog modified by Micro Avionics which can be requested by anyone on ordering. I hope that answers your questions. My next video has a request for Qand As so hold any other questions till then and I'll put them in.
There was a little improvement in the climb but with the small engine only putting out 16hp any reduction in drag will help the climb. The Moster version ( a future video), it was not that noticeable.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 Thank you. A friend of mine is flying a Fox, but now spends his nights tossing and turning with a new bee under his bonnet - the Adam :-) I related to him all that I was able to glean from your fantastic video. Cheers!
There are many out there, I'm just so happy with mine, not just because of the way it flies but the fact I can take it to fly-in easily by de rigging it.
Ótimo vídeo, parabéns. Poderia falar mais sobre a diferença de voar com as rodas recolhidas versos voar com as rodas na posição de pouso. Mas sobre a diferença de consumo e velocidade nas 2 situações.?! Legal também mostra o mecanismo completo do sistema de recolhimento e fixação das rodas de pouso. Me ajudaria muito... Muito obrigado e esteja com Deus. 🙏
A principal diferença entre as rodas para cima e para baixo é o arrasto. Eu voei com a máquina por apenas 25 minutos, mas o ATOM 80 queima tão pouco combustível que seria difícil saber quanto na taxa de queima. A asa Adam é uma asa de manuseio tão doce. Lamento se o tradutor não tornou minha resposta compreensível. Obrigado por comentar.
Time warp again lol. It would be interesting to see the climb rate of the Adam with the wheels up compared to wheels down. Also your 6kg above its weight limit ? Are these aimed at the Chinese Market 🤔lol 😆
Hi Harry, I'm not about the weight limit of the aircraft, just the power plant. The climb rate was only a little better with the wheels up. I'd want to try the Moster version.
Great video Giles but wouldn't it be a bit of a FAF putting the landing gear down in the event of an engine failure especially at a low level? Is the ADAM and the Moster still two aircraft that you don't need a PPL for?
Hi David, I think with the little airbrake surfaces, they kind of pop out quickly. I think I'd get height before putting them away, I was just on the limit of the power of the little 80cc engine. Yes, no licence required ( Sub70 exempt) the ADAM is even lighter than the PeaBee. It was good fun to fly, I love to try the Moster version.
You know Giles your having way to much fun!
I'm not going to complain, but all the editing does take a lot of time. I just like sharing my passion for flying.
All my flying buddys get mad i dont do more videos.
Truth is one i hate spending hours of editing.
I love the peace ,tranquillity, converging with the birds.
I had a huge golden eagle
Fly over the top of my wing and look back at me. I was playing john denver (the eagle and the hawk) in my headset.
Missed the whole thing my batterys were dead!
I love the simplicity of flying like a bird.
@@whisperingeagle if make the videos overrides the joy then why would we. I'm just lucky I enjoy sharing my passion.
Thanks Giles, great intro to the Adam.
Nat, with the Moster, yours will be epic.
I look forward to seeing you revisit it for the thermaling.
Hi Tom, I am as well, as trying the Moster version. I hope my paragliding experience will help.
Brilliant video! You look like your having so much fun!
Good to get a proper look at one of these, this us the best video yet on the Adam, Ben is going to be a very busy boy!
It was fun, but I was feeling a bit like Jeremy Clarkson ..more power!!!!! I'm glad the video was helpful.
Looks like a lot of fun, great content!
Hi Scott, I hope you are well, we need a catch up soon.
Another great video Giles thank you keep up the great videos, liked the fancy footwork for the landing gear 😁
Haha, you noticed... It was a little bit of a reach. Thanks Dessy. It was good fun to fly.
"Look ma, no wheels!"
Love your videos.
Cheers mate, and try not to have too much fun.
Hi Sam, I'm going to have to disappoint you and keep having fun. It was a great machine to be allowed to fly.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 I hope you keep having too much fun. I have learned a lot watching your videos. It's pretty cool being a friend of Ben Ashman. He is quite a cleaver man. It's too bad his products aren't readily available in the US.
I know an ADAM was shipped to the States only 2 weeks ago.
Great video. I was looking behind you and noticed a Lazair (dual engine, yellow and red) hanging from the ceiling. I owned one of those for about ten years. As I recall, each engine was rated at 9.5 HP but it was so clean and light that it flew wonderfully with the small power plants.
Hi Stone859, yes good spot, that Lazair is an electric conversion by Flylight. I've been told they flew very well. A bit before my time ;)
Very neat little unit 👍😎
Hi Doug, its so good to see you back in the air. Yes the Adam certainly is, it would take smaller vehicle to transport. I know of an ADAM in the USA now, first one delivered a few weeks ago.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 Thanks! Great to be back in my happy place. :) The ADAM looks nice but I need something that will handle off field / bumpy terrain. Something like the Maverick Outlander. Hobby budget is next to nil this year so no weight shift trike for me this year. Probably take a few more PG lessons and that's about it. Well other than burn a bunch of gas/oil. LOL
Nailed that intro 🤘
All with a little help from my friends.
That is a very interesting aircraft! I’m glad there is a Moster version, as my 220 pounds (100 kilograms) butt naked weight would make the Atom 80 version into a go-cart with a huge spoiler. I will add the Moster version to my list to consider. Thanks Giles and keep them coming!
Hi Zach, I'm glad as well, I'm 86 kgs. I know a few 10-kg pilots and the Moster is more than enough power. I can't wait to try the Moster powered version. I was genuinely a joy to fly.
Good’n!
Do like that helmet, very nice, looks a better hinge than the Communica I run
Hi Kevin, I do like the Icaro series. The Scarab is the composite version of the Solar X I retried after 4 years. www.microavionics.com/icaro-scarab-helmet.html
That's a great video and very informative for somone looking to buy either the pea bee or Adam.
Hi Lee, I can see you getting yours soon. :) Have you managed to get rid of your machine yet?
@@GolfFoxtrot22 no still have the miniplane for sale and the mojo power. Sold the spider quite quickly though.
Brilliant. Fantastic toy.
Hi Rainy Sand, I think many would say it's a little bit more than a toy but it certainly brought a smile to me.
Please make more content like this my friend! :)
What sort of flying content do you like?
Wonderful video ! A retractable gear airplane that normal people can afford .
I thought you'd like it Andres.
Nice vid Giles. Watching you come off the runway I think I'd want the spitfire version. As much as I like the Atom's frugal consumption, direct drive and light weight, my weight is too similar to yours and boggy wet grass fields would be a problem
Hi Chris, I'd agree, Moster everytime. I was a pleasure flying.
Wow do you need a complex sign off for the retractable :-) You know there's going to be some gear up landings with them :-) Great video Giles all I know about flex-wings I've learnt from you.
Hi Terry, no licence required for this class, it's a Sub 70. The glider guys have a thing call the while line trophy, it a very expensive award for the wheel up landing, only ever seen one of those and it was a long line on the runway. If I ever had access to a 2 seater, I'd happily take you for a flight.
Thanks for all the videos mate - I wanted to ask if you have any showing a full pre-flight/walkarounds please? I see all these wires and spars and bolts and really curious how often and what gets checked prior to your flights. All the best and catch you on the next one.
Cheers.
Jim
Hi Jim, I have kept this part out as walk rounds are not always the same depending on the aircraft, even flexwing to flexwing they are different. Seeing as you asked, I visually check all cables ( running a hand down the flying wires), any broken strands is a non flyer, and visually check all nuts and bolts on everything. It's a good thing to get into a flow, I always put the split rings on one side to I can count them. The more you do it, the more you'll notice when something isn't right. Easier to check on the ground than in the air. Aviation is about assurance through checking, even when I flew my paramotor I did frame , engine and wing checks. Most Microlight aicraft have the preflight checks in the Pilot Operating Handbook ( POH). Sorry for the long winded response, but I hope that helps.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 Many thanks Giles. Very much appreciate the detailed reply. I had a feeling all this was being done but is not of great interest to watch ;)
Cheers.
Jim
I would be very interested in you different climb rate (wheels up / down)
Interesting vid for sure . I loved flying Adam Atom80 and would own one . Flying the moster ( factory) Adam wing was also fantastic. We are blessed with what we have to fly . Ben flew to Jordan in a microlight many years ago …. The Adam can achieve the same Cruise speeds and Burns half the fuel ! Down side only one seat ..
I finally managed to get my hands on the Moster Adam, wow, I can see why I struggled to keep up with you.
What a brilliant idea for the folding wheels! The engine seems a bit too specialised for general use, but otherwise what a fantastic package!
Hi Mike, the engine is from the paramotor world and a derivative of the old Miniplane TOP80 engine and uses the same parts. The ADAM was a dream to fly, more silly smiles. Ben knows what he is doing on a design, so may brilliant creations from the Flylight stable.
An affordable, good looking and safe motorglider . What I like about the Pipistrel Sinus but 150kUSD cheaper and you could keep it stored in your garage. This Ashman designer a genius ! Next test with a one hundred Kg pilot same toy engine and one hour's worth of gas. Enough to get to that ridge or thermal. (and back to LZ) Gain some weight GF22 !!!!
Haha, Ben has limited the pilot weight to 80kgs for the Atom 80, the Moster version is the one I really want to try.
Another great video Giles, looks awesome fun 😀 Shall you be reviewing the Bivvy Bee next? 👍
Hello Ian, I would like to fly the strutted topless version, just to see what the difference is. Getting hold of a Bivvy Bee is the hardest part.
Great vid very informative… more please
Hi Neil, if only I didn't have a day job. Editing just takes so much time, but I'm glad you are enjoying them.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 I’m sure. Can see more and more going SSDR, sub 70. Particularly given the creep of CAA into the microlight world.
I keep hearing many pilots are buying them as a second machine for the pure fun factor. They just make me grin.
Nice little machine 👌I’m in the process of making my own , I have a degree in structural engineering and access to a full machine shop. I’ll be making everything one it will be way below the 70 kg limit. That wing on the atom looks nice and tight , the wing on these little things makes a big difference . I feel like I’m stalling all the time when I go from the combat t to the fox t 😂🤣20 knot cruise difference feel weird to go slow now. Very nice when they carve like that hey especially when thermaling 👌🇦🇺🍻
Yes the carving of the Adam wing was awesome. I did a flight recently and tried the thermalling side of the Fox wing, the Adam was so much better.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 now try the combat , even better topless 👍
I can't get access to one. All the combats are registered so I'd have to find the aircraft to fly it.
Another fun video ! Thanks. I'd been wondering what had happened to Paranoob. He can still hold a camera I see.
Hi Thomas, he is still around, he even got his wing out the other day at the New Farm BBQ to have a play. He took some cracking footage for me.
Back soon! Starting to miss it.. 👍
@@PARANOOB I miss your videos. I found them thoroughly enjoyable! Best to you!
Think I’d need the moster if I was to get off the ground at all!
I was on the heavy side (No jokes.. :) ) but yes, the Moster would be the preferred powerplant. The wing was such a joy to fly.
Interesting Stuff ...
Nice one Giles ;-)
PS: ... Is there a 'Plan B' option if the string to put the wheels back down for landing fails ? ... and ... I REALLY don't like the idea of reaching your hand back towards that prop, to check the 'up' wheels mechanism ... it's probably fine (just me being over cautious)
Hi Brian, your concern is valid, however my hand is further awaiting from the propeller than it is when on your back in a paramotor, I did check this. If the string failed, you can pop them back and they lock automatically, it's very clever. The inner doors also help pull the wheels back.
Great vid Giles! Have you added lower undercarriage to your downwind checks?
I haven't as I had to hand this one back Dave, ;) The ADAM wing is cracking.
Very nice :-) Gotta be the Moster, then!
If the ADAM had been out when I was first starting it would the one for me, and yes MOSTER power.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 So tempted.... but... two trikes?!?!?!
One for fun, one for go.
I keep looking at building an electric.. but it's rather costly!
@@flexmaniac bigger wing and make it a motor floater.
Your radio calls are a bit different the Sywell, Sywell then RT the Sywell is like safety com yet they have a dedicated fequency? The retract look a bit of a faf but that is probably due to lack of practice.
Hi Algy, yes there was no ATC so all blind transmissions so back to the traffic calls. Definitely lack of practice, it was the first time in anger but was straight forward. I just wished it was a thermic day so I could play with some rising air currents.
Hey Giles great video but I have to ask, in the event of tucking the wheels away,you later find that the wheels won't pop out into their landing position, can you still land it.?
Hi Natural9, there isn't much holding them in and the lock is only on the down(out). You can still belly land but on the Atom 80, the prop spins so you'd end up breaking that. It's a very reliable and proven system, Ben has used it before.
Mr. Giles can please tell me the brand name of the variometer you have I will appreciated thanks in advanced Albert
Hello Albert, Please Giles is fine. The device I have is a Naviter Oudie 5 Pro with FLARM. I think the details should be in the description if that helps.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 Mr Giles thank you for the info, I will ck spects, I like the side easy to read, thank's again, good fly's
As I was watching I was wondering what the difference was with the u/c retracted but you covered it at the end. Looks like you are having a busy and fun time Giles?
Hi Tim, yes you could say that. I just wished I had more thermals to play with.
Happy 4000!!!!
Hi Greg, thank you. You have helped me on my journey with some sound advice.
Love the review Giles. Have to ask, if you were buying new now, which of flylights aircraft would you go for?
Hi Duncan, if it was right now, it would be the ADAM with the Moster. No questions asked.
Excellent 👍
Vittorazi Cosmos 300 😁
Haha, I think the 300 would be too much, the Moster is too much on my PeaBee. Did you get your flights in recently Patrick?
@@GolfFoxtrot22
I would want an engine/prop combo that could safely max climb at the wings VNE.
Went up Saturday, had some ok landings . Past my Pstar so will go up again and if I get a few more good ones than should be cleared to Solo.😀
Oh wow, that's brilliant news. I'm guessing you are on a seasonal clock with being able to fly. Or once solo you can fly in the winter?
@@GolfFoxtrot22 if one wants to brave the cold they can fly anytime, wind Gods permitting 😂
Ahh OK. I'm guessing your cold is much colder than the UK cold.
Another awesome video Giles! What flight computer are you using here? Is it expensive? It looks amazing! How are you connected to voice recording and traffic control? Does Micro Avionics custom build the comms for your specific radio and recording?
Hi Hollady, the Oudie 5 Pro is overkill for what I use it for but I've had it from my paragliding days. A phone with Skydemon is just as good. My PM100 is commented to an airband radio, you'll see it in a lot of my content. My headset has been vlog modified by Micro Avionics which can be requested by anyone on ordering. I hope that answers your questions. My next video has a request for Qand As so hold any other questions till then and I'll put them in.
Nice and informative video Giles ,. Is this a Aeros Wing ?
Yes, but designed by Ben, Aeros and Ben work very closely on all the Flylight wing designs. It was a Dream to fly the ADAM wing and trike.
Any improvement to climb after pulling the undercarriage up?
There was a little improvement in the climb but with the small engine only putting out 16hp any reduction in drag will help the climb. The Moster version ( a future video), it was not that noticeable.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 Thank you. A friend of mine is flying a Fox, but now spends his nights tossing and turning with a new bee under his bonnet - the Adam :-) I related to him all that I was able to glean from your fantastic video. Cheers!
@@DyzioTheDreamer I think the joy of the ADAM is you can have the Adam wing on a Peabee body.
i think BivvyBee next, im thinking of getting ssdr from flylight, not sure which one yet
Hello James I don't think you'll be disappointed which ever one you go for. Mine just makes me smile.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 im starting lessons for flex wing nppl, soon and looking for a single seater
There are many out there, I'm just so happy with mine, not just because of the way it flies but the fact I can take it to fly-in easily by de rigging it.
Ótimo vídeo, parabéns.
Poderia falar mais sobre a diferença de voar com as rodas recolhidas versos voar com as rodas na posição de pouso. Mas sobre a diferença de consumo e velocidade nas 2 situações.?!
Legal também mostra o mecanismo completo do sistema de recolhimento e fixação das rodas de pouso. Me ajudaria muito... Muito obrigado e esteja com Deus. 🙏
A principal diferença entre as rodas para cima e para baixo é o arrasto. Eu voei com a máquina por apenas 25 minutos, mas o ATOM 80 queima tão pouco combustível que seria difícil saber quanto na taxa de queima. A asa Adam é uma asa de manuseio tão doce. Lamento se o tradutor não tornou minha resposta compreensível. Obrigado por comentar.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 sua resposta foi otima, so gostaria de saber se o recolhimento das rodas tem um ganho efetivo. agradeço.
@@KatiaClassicos Estou feliz que ajudou.
Good’n!
Do the fixed wing guys give you nanolight guys a hard time?
Nope, as Mark says, real men fly flex🤣✈️💯.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 That needs to be on a T-shirt!
@@tomcoryell I've seen your email and I'm back work tomorrow so will reply. 👍🤙
Time warp again lol. It would be interesting to see the climb rate of the Adam with the wheels up compared to wheels down.
Also your 6kg above its weight limit ? Are these aimed at the Chinese Market 🤔lol 😆
Hi Harry, I'm not about the weight limit of the aircraft, just the power plant. The climb rate was only a little better with the wheels up. I'd want to try the Moster version.
Let’s trade flying machines for a day? 🙃
Haha, do I get mine back in one piece? 😁
Interesting vid as always looked a lot of fun. So would exchange yours for this?
Would I exchange... Hard one as I have the best G reg ever.
Better to forget to retract than extend.
Hi Simon, that's very true.
Great video Giles but wouldn't it be a bit of a FAF putting the landing gear down in the event of an engine failure especially at a low level? Is the ADAM and the Moster still two aircraft that you don't need a PPL for?
Hi David, I think with the little airbrake surfaces, they kind of pop out quickly. I think I'd get height before putting them away, I was just on the limit of the power of the little 80cc engine. Yes, no licence required ( Sub70 exempt) the ADAM is even lighter than the PeaBee. It was good fun to fly, I love to try the Moster version.
@@GolfFoxtrot22 That's really interesting Giles and good to know that in the (sub 70 exempt) no licence range there is a little bit of choice!
@@flybe146 Other brands are available but I like supporting British companies if I can. :)