This was such a beautiful flight! A bit more adventurous that we had expected but we made it back just in time. We have a short weekend road trip coming up so be sure to follow me on Instagram for live updates on my story. - instagram.com/tuckergott/
This is actually me I get weirdly giddy when there is turbulence in an airliner, to the point where I giggle and laugh, this far I have never experienced turbulence that actually make me feel scared or even uneasy
Nice adventure flight! I really appreciated the map showing your navigation challenges and the weather info that varied with terrain and height. Very informative.
Damn I still remember 3 years ago when I first clicked on your channel and became so interested in your channel and subscribing. I haven’t regretted that decision since!
Thanks for adding the map to the vid, I'm a map freak so I'm always following along on Google Maps so adding a reference makes it much easier to find where you are.
....and I thought I was the only one. When Tucker mention driving two hours north to fly in NY state a few days ago, I immediately thought of the airport behind the Ellenville hospital.
Thanks for the inspiration Tucker. I finally got into the air last week after 3 months of training. I'm going to Half Moon Bay today to fly since it's the only place in the bay area not under a TFR or actively on fire, lol.
You are in My Backyard Tucker....I Love the Hudson Valley and Skydive @ the Ranch .....You are only 5 miles from it in Gardiner.....I have almost bought a paramotor about a dozen times ...but I think it might be ti to finally pull the trigger n get one....I also do some BASE Jumping too....I have 7200 Skydives and have lived up here for 25 years....It is a Beautiful Valley to see from the Air......and The Gunks are why I came up here in the first place....They are Fun n safe to climb....Many routes to explore....I wish I woulda knew you guyz were coming up....I coulda helped You get closer to the Cliffs.....I have a Big bplace with lots of Room if you guys ever wanna come up n make a weekend outta flying the Hudson Valley....Lots of Beautiful spots around...
Love it! You finally flew over my house, Tucker -- of course I didn't know it at the time. That wind-y river that you followed on your final leg home is the Rondout Creek, which flows right behind my house. So cool to see familiar landscape under one of your flights.
I went to New Paltz college - the shawangunks are awesome. It was great seeing it from this perspective. There’s always low flying planes in the area, so I wasn’t surprised you saw a couple.
One of the most spectacularly beautiful flights Ive ever seen. I could almost feel the cold air high above just watching this. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures they never fail to deliver!
I like how relaxed you are handling your phone. I think I wouldnt use mine up there without having it tied to something. Like, if it slips out of your hand, its gone for ever.
So you have inspired me to start paramotoring I'm only 16 however I have started paragliding and I am going to do my maiden flight tomorrow and once I have passed my GCSE's I will start paramotoring :) exciting...
Way to go! You're lucky to learn about it when you're 16. I learn about this when I'm 40. *SMH* I could have fun at much younger But, at least I get scuba diving since 19
I am on vacation every time I watch another doing my favorite thing that i've never done. Saw a paramotor on the way to church in White Cloud Mi. chasing an ultra light. We pulled over and yelled "Tucker is that you?"... No answer. Love the vids!!
Apologies for the confusion. My statement was ambiguous. It was in response to enjoying pumping his own gas. I meant that everyone else does enjoy pumping their own gas. They are FORCED in New Jersey (and I think Oregon as well) to have an attendant pump their fuel. And my statement that everyone enjoys (or at least the vast majority prefer) pumping their own fuel based on the near extinction of full service stations whenever people are given the option.
That was cool. I worked in Poughkeepsie last year and spent 2 months climbing and hiking the Gunks. I didn’t know there was a lake at the Mohonk mountain house.
That is ellenville, 30 min south of me. Lots if hand gliding in that valley area. The Mohonk Mountain House is nice. All the mountains around here is why you have turbulence. That field would be where I would have to launch from when I start
Tucker, personally I would really appreaciate an Insta360 One R 360 ontop of your paramotor. That will give a view of your engine, you, your view from befind and yeah. Everywhere. The after editing is crazy aswell, you can choose the angles you want it to show throughout the video or you can just let us move around. I'm a GoPro guy myself, but lately I changed from GoPro Max to Insta360 One R 360 and Wow.
Those are the Shawangunk Mountains (The Gunks). It's part of the Appalachian Mountains. I live about 30 minutes from here and can tell you that it's absolutely beautiful. It's used as a landmark for skydivers jumping from the ranch. That's our local DZ.
Hahaha I totally randomly seen a video a while ago. I have to admit I have been following, and spreading the word! I am currently saving up to hopefully be able to obtain my own set up and classes! Coast on you guys!
Dude, keep it up..been watching you for yrs on diff computers/ names. Makes me so Jelly watching you fly...unfort I did not enter your raffle this yr...though did refer a frnd...he entered your raffle
Love this video ! Ellenville airport is cool. I use to fly Gliders and power out of Wurtboro airport, just down 209. You didn"t mention the Hang gliders and Para gliders that go off the cliffs above Ellenville.
I used to live in that neck of the woods (Woodstock/Zena). I love the summer smells driving through Pine Bush. Maybe you got some of it up there as well. I hope so!
You inspired me to start with paramotoring, but that will be after the paragliding + winch courses. Im 14. Did my first 3 flights yesterday. I have wanted to do it for years, but my age has limited me.
Serious question: Why are you/paramotor pilots so afraid of turbulence and wing colapses? I just started paragliding and learned that its completly normal and managable for paraglider pilots if it dosent get too strong. In my training i also learned how to deal with colapses and the trainer said its completly normal to get colapses. Are paramotors way more sensetive to that stuff? Always wondered. And keep up the great videos, I really love them!
Damn peoples, I really did not know I had a interest in the sport of paramotoring until I came across your channel. I gotta say thank you Tucker for introducing such a cool thing to me and/or us viewers. Great content! Now if I can only overcome my fear of heights then I can enjoy it more. After all that is why I was born so short. I live out here in Calgary,Alberta Canada and wondering if you know of any good paramotor lessons or instructors in this province, thank you and stay healthy and fly safe, peace!
I am deathly afraid of heights but this doesn't bother me ive been skydiving and my favorite part was being under canopy and just flying around, I'm only afraid of heights if I don't feel secure.
Nathan Gilbert I am only scared of heights when I am unable to tell if something is safe or steady, for example, if I climb a building for my work, and I am standing on wood I first check it and when my conclusion is that it’s safe I don’t feel scared of the height, I even run around.
You don’t need him for that...plenty of vids created. Training and new gear. 10-14k Cost per flight hour about 5 bucks Have a side budget for maintenance, like 500.00 in case something breaks or you break it. I am at 50 hours on my own gear..not cost a dime as yet. Other than a couple spark plugs.
I saw Paramotors flying at AirVenture 2018 and then Tucker’s videos last year. Having just completed my training ($2,000) I found gear and great deal trades to end up with paramotor, wing, trike, and reserve for about $5,500 total. So it can be safely done at about $8K! Little goofs on launching and landing have cost me three props and repairs to the equipment... most done by myself in my home shop. Figure another $1,000 for repairs. Only other thing I think is needed is a handheld VHF and an Android tablet (Avair doesn’t run on an iPhone) and you are set. On my used set-up I have already swapped out carburetors then a whole engine. So cost keeps going up. You cannot figure on finding deals when you need them. So I figure you have a $10k nut to crack then you end up with gear that has half it’s life expectancy used up. So going with all new stuff and outsourcing repairs more like $16k IMHO.
Hey Tucker, awesome video as usual man!! Question... What's up with Jeff's exhaust? It's not Vitt Black.? Stainless? Or Ceramic coated? Looks pretty sweet though...
OMG! The Shawangunks and Mohonk Mt. House were my beloved escapes 40 years ago when I lived in NYC. Take Jaclyn there for a romantic weekend! But fair warning ... The Mountain House (especially the oldest section) is (delightfully) haunted!
Do you always have to hold onto the handles for the parachute or is there a clip or something like that so you don’t have to hold onto it all the time?
Awesome video! Question, is it feasible to carry a DSLR/mirrorless camera when flying this? This has really piqued my interest for landscape photography.
Great video Tucker! What cell phone app do you use for flying? Nevermind, I paused the video to ask that question. When I hit play, you immediately answered it... Lol...
I've never been able to work it out from the videos - the yellow steering handles, you often attach them to the other lines when you're not holding them. 1) Do they have to be attached for flying reasons, or is it just to the handle is easy to get to again? 2) What keeps them attached? The ease of attaching/unattaching makes me think magnets?
Yellow handles are the “brakes”. You stow the handles so they are there when you need them. They are generally held in place by magnets. If you don’t stow the brakes, worse case scenario they can get sucked into your prop. Game over.
Tucker, video idea for you! Now that Flight Simulator 2020 is out you should recreate your best paramotor flights on the sim and compare and contrast features. Maybe call the video “My Best Paramotor Flights on Flight Simulator 2020”
Ok so if I want to get into this in Colorado. Is the ozone mojo still the safest wing? Is the tornado 280 a good reliable motor? And is there anything out there so yr feet don’t just dangle?
I guess anything else would be considered hauling ass when you're doing 25 knots🤷😆 Great scenery as always Tucker and thanks for bringing me along for the ride.
Hey Tucker nice videos. I m just wondering which phone manufacturers have the best app support for PPG. ie. iOS or Android. Thanks. Keep up the good work
Btw. I'm a skydiver and not used to thermalling etc. I'm not familiar with a paramotor aswell. As I understand a paraglider does the same as a parachute by pulling the handles. Pull more right and you turn right and vice versa. But it's something about some A, B & C lines on the paraglider, do you pull those to get altitude? or how does a paraglider with paramotor gain altitude? I can't see any flaps on the glider :-D I never beg, but do you by any means have a nice starter paramotor I can buy for a decent amount of money?
Just fyi some?/all? prisons get really nervous about people flying near / over them (potential for dropping contraband in). Their property may extend much further than you might imagine visually. In Florida competitions we have had people unknowingly land "in" the prison before.
When I'm flying in early day thermals without a motor it's a similar paranoia. I know there will likely be lift or ridge to save me but not being within glide of a tree-free zone isn't very comfortable and it's a gamble, but I'll do it anyway ..chances are... ;)
I think he said the original paramotor hobbyists literally modified weed eater engines in one of his videos. No wonder the sport gets safer every year.
Yeah one's gotta trust their gear. Don't know har far into it you guys go but I know every single bolt and cable of my drone because I built it myself. And that's important because I know exactly when anything isn't right. I can hear, feel, see if anything is not in order and I know at any time how much trust I can put in my gear.
This was such a beautiful flight! A bit more adventurous that we had expected but we made it back just in time. We have a short weekend road trip coming up so be sure to follow me on Instagram for live updates on my story. - instagram.com/tuckergott/
Draco hugs
there btw tucker, how did u make it
Great Vid as usual - I posted a topic suggestion lower down - let me know what you think :D
-c
At least ur safe if you have the paramotor when a plane is down
What year is the powerstroke Tucker? Good looking truck!! I am in the market for one right now and looking around.
Good thing you didn't fly over the prison, would have given you 5 stars instantly.
Lol 😂😂
The bad apple
naah 4 stars
lol
Lmaooooo 🤘🏼🤣🤣🤣🤣
Amazing clarity on the video. You could almost feel how cold it was.
Normal people: “I’m afraid of flying.”
Tucker: “Flying isn’t scary enough.”
Let go 18,000 feet and then parachute down
Normal people aren't scared of flying...
This is actually me I get weirdly giddy when there is turbulence in an airliner, to the point where I giggle and laugh, this far I have never experienced turbulence that actually make me feel scared or even uneasy
There seems to be a hidden flock of geese following Tucker this flight. Quite a lot of honking in this video :P
At least we know what they're saying.
They are saying holy *honk* it's Tucker!
Nice adventure flight! I really appreciated the map showing your navigation challenges and the weather info that varied with terrain and height. Very informative.
Damn I still remember 3 years ago when I first clicked on your channel and became so interested in your channel and subscribing. I haven’t regretted that decision since!
Thank you! Really enjoyed that flight. Love the country scenes, and think of what it would have looked like 300 years ago. Simply beautiful!
Imagine having to Bail at the Prison... "Hey guys, my Paramotor Died" lol
Thanks for adding the map to the vid, I'm a map freak so I'm always following along on Google Maps so adding a reference makes it much easier to find where you are.
....and I thought I was the only one. When Tucker mention driving two hours north to fly in NY state a few days ago, I immediately thought of the airport behind the Ellenville hospital.
Thanks for the inspiration Tucker. I finally got into the air last week after 3 months of training. I'm going to Half Moon Bay today to fly since it's the only place in the bay area not under a TFR or actively on fire, lol.
You are in My Backyard Tucker....I Love the Hudson Valley and Skydive @ the Ranch .....You are only 5 miles from it in Gardiner.....I have almost bought a paramotor about a dozen times ...but I think it might be ti to finally pull the trigger n get one....I also do some BASE Jumping too....I have 7200 Skydives and have lived up here for 25 years....It is a Beautiful Valley to see from the Air......and The Gunks are why I came up here in the first place....They are Fun n safe to climb....Many routes to explore....I wish I woulda knew you guyz were coming up....I coulda helped You get closer to the Cliffs.....I have a Big bplace with lots of Room if you guys ever wanna come up n make a weekend outta flying the Hudson Valley....Lots of Beautiful spots around...
7200 skydives? You have spent a lot of time falling out of the sky!
Love it! You finally flew over my house, Tucker -- of course I didn't know it at the time. That wind-y river that you followed on your final leg home is the Rondout Creek, which flows right behind my house. So cool to see familiar landscape under one of your flights.
I went to New Paltz college - the shawangunks are awesome. It was great seeing it from this perspective. There’s always low flying planes in the area, so I wasn’t surprised you saw a couple.
One of the most spectacularly beautiful flights Ive ever seen. I could almost feel the cold air high above just watching this. Thanks so much for sharing your adventures they never fail to deliver!
Love that "Castle" you flew near. Love when you fly near places I've been!
Ya I was wondering where this place is, I want to check out the castle on google earth?
Mohonk Mountain House is primarily a high-end hotel. Fine dining. Boating, swimming, fishing in the incredible sky lake, Mohonk lake.
@@jamesschaeffer1770 I looked into how much rooms are right now...700 a night
Nice Tucker ! Love your videos, come on day with us in Indonesia to fly over the jungle to help us monitoring it.
Your videos are one of only 3 channels I look forward too. Good job.
I like how relaxed you are handling your phone. I think I wouldnt use mine up there without having it tied to something. Like, if it slips out of your hand, its gone for ever.
So you have inspired me to start paramotoring I'm only 16 however I have started paragliding and I am going to do my maiden flight tomorrow and once I have passed my GCSE's I will start paramotoring :) exciting...
Way to go! You're lucky to learn about it when you're 16. I learn about this when I'm 40. *SMH* I could have fun at much younger But, at least I get scuba diving since 19
i have gcses next year then will invest in parameter lessons wish me luck on both! :)
I’m going to see how old I need to be too start flying
I am on vacation every time I watch another doing my favorite thing that i've never done. Saw a paramotor on the way to church in White Cloud Mi. chasing an ultra light. We pulled over and yelled "Tucker is that you?"... No answer. Love the vids!!
Can’t be NJ - Tucker pumped his own gas.
I heard he likes pumping his own gas.
As does literally everybody.
@@DominickWalenczak Not in New Jersey or Oregon. Every other state pumps their own gas.
Matt Cowan the pump attendants keep stuffing up the 2 stroke oil to petrol mix/ ratio.
Apologies for the confusion. My statement was ambiguous. It was in response to enjoying pumping his own gas. I meant that everyone else does enjoy pumping their own gas. They are FORCED in New Jersey (and I think Oregon as well) to have an attendant pump their fuel. And my statement that everyone enjoys (or at least the vast majority prefer) pumping their own fuel based on the near extinction of full service stations whenever people are given the option.
That was cool. I worked in Poughkeepsie last year and spent 2 months climbing and hiking the Gunks. I didn’t know there was a lake at the Mohonk mountain house.
That is ellenville, 30 min south of me. Lots if hand gliding in that valley area. The Mohonk Mountain House is nice. All the mountains around here is why you have turbulence. That field would be where I would have to launch from when I start
Who else is young and watching him and one day wants to fly
Yeah I’m 15 and one day I wanna do this and make my own Aeroplane
Yes i'm 67 &want to fly like Tucker
Meeeeee
Yep im 14 and want ti fly paramotors one day!
I love low flights over beautiful streams dipping feets in water and green fields... My dream 💕
Tucker, personally I would really appreaciate an Insta360 One R 360 ontop of your paramotor. That will give a view of your engine, you, your view from befind and yeah. Everywhere. The after editing is crazy aswell, you can choose the angles you want it to show throughout the video or you can just let us move around. I'm a GoPro guy myself, but lately I changed from GoPro Max to Insta360 One R 360 and Wow.
Certainly one of my more memorable flights. What a beautiful area to fly
Those are the Shawangunk Mountains (The Gunks). It's part of the Appalachian Mountains. I live about 30 minutes from here and can tell you that it's absolutely beautiful. It's used as a landmark for skydivers jumping from the ranch. That's our local DZ.
Love your videos Tucker. Thanks for all you do.
Hahaha I totally randomly seen a video a while ago. I have to admit I have been following, and spreading the word! I am currently saving up to hopefully be able to obtain my own set up and classes! Coast on you guys!
You flew near two abandoned ski areas, Mt. Cathailia, and the Nevele Resort.
Dude, keep it up..been watching you for yrs on diff computers/ names. Makes me so Jelly watching you fly...unfort I did not enter your raffle this yr...though did refer a frnd...he entered your raffle
Love this video ! Ellenville airport is cool. I use to fly Gliders and power out of Wurtboro airport, just down 209. You didn"t mention the Hang gliders and Para gliders that go off the cliffs above Ellenville.
I went to college right on the east side of the ridge. Pretty cool seeing the area from above.
Me too. UCCC and SUNY New Paltz.
I used to live in that neck of the woods (Woodstock/Zena). I love the summer smells driving through Pine Bush. Maybe you got some of it up there as well. I hope so!
totally! stuck on the channel now. living in san francisco and would love to learn how to fly
I’ve hiked the gunks. It’s a very cool place.
The Shawangunks. I bet I could have driven out to New Paltz with a pair of binoculars. There's an airport and a hang gliding spot in Ellenville.
Tucker flew from the airport in Ellenville. The hang gliding spot is on the other (southwest) side of Ellenville.
nice little XC.
Hey Tucker can you consider doing a video on how you use Avare?
Awesome adventure!! Thanks for the videos!!
Hey Tucker, very nice, my kind of terrain your over there. Good stuff as always man, cheers Jerry
That hotel is where the TV series "Upload" was filmed.
You inspired me to start with paramotoring, but that will be after the paragliding + winch courses. Im 14. Did my first 3 flights yesterday. I have wanted to do it for years, but my age has limited me.
Serious question: Why are you/paramotor pilots so afraid of turbulence and wing colapses? I just started paragliding and learned that its completly normal and managable for paraglider pilots if it dosent get too strong. In my training i also learned how to deal with colapses and the trainer said its completly normal to get colapses. Are paramotors way more sensetive to that stuff? Always wondered. And keep up the great videos, I really love them!
oniX0n well I'm sure you still would rather not have one
OMG. That was the most awesome video I’ve ever watched on here. Man, that was exciting and bad-a$$. Thank you YT for suggesting. Following now.
Its always cool turning on one of your videos just to see we are wearing the same shirt. *NOICE!*
Damn peoples, I really did not know I had a interest in the sport of paramotoring until I came across your channel. I gotta say thank you Tucker for introducing such a cool thing to me and/or us viewers. Great content!
Now if I can only overcome my fear of heights then I can enjoy it more. After all that is why I was born so short. I live out here in Calgary,Alberta Canada and wondering if you know of any good paramotor lessons or instructors in this province, thank you and stay healthy and fly safe, peace!
I am deathly afraid of heights but this doesn't bother me ive been skydiving and my favorite part was being under canopy and just flying around, I'm only afraid of heights if I don't feel secure.
Nathan Gilbert I am only scared of heights when I am unable to tell if something is safe or steady, for example, if I climb a building for my work, and I am standing on wood I first check it and when my conclusion is that it’s safe I don’t feel scared of the height, I even run around.
Feels good to see you back in the air
I cracked up at your theoretical landing in the prison scenario. “What’s up fellas!” HaHa ha ha ha! 😂🤣😂
No way! Is that Resnick Airport N89?! just checked out this airport a few weeks ago.
Yep!
Bc of you I bought a harness and a wing to get into the sport, I've done a little lifting and plan on buying a motor and taking lessons
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Can you make a video on how much it cost to own a paramotor?(fuel, maintenance etc.)
Thanks!
You don’t need him for that...plenty of vids created.
Training and new gear.
10-14k
Cost per flight hour about 5 bucks
Have a side budget for maintenance, like 500.00 in case something breaks or you break it. I am at 50 hours on my own gear..not cost a dime as yet. Other than a couple spark plugs.
I saw Paramotors flying at AirVenture 2018 and then Tucker’s videos last year. Having just completed my training ($2,000) I found gear and great deal trades to end up with paramotor, wing, trike, and reserve for about $5,500 total. So it can be safely done at about $8K! Little goofs on launching and landing have cost me three props and repairs to the equipment... most done by myself in my home shop. Figure another $1,000 for repairs. Only other thing I think is needed is a handheld VHF and an Android tablet (Avair doesn’t run on an iPhone) and you are set.
On my used set-up I have already swapped out carburetors then a whole engine. So cost keeps going up.
You cannot figure on finding deals when you need them. So I figure you have a $10k nut to crack then you end up with gear that has half it’s life expectancy used up. So going with all new stuff and outsourcing repairs more like $16k IMHO.
@@terryhorlick679 For Apple products, try FltPlan Go
wiplashsmile: thanks, I will look into FlyPlan go
Did you make a video about all the apps you use and how you use them? I would love to see them.
Thanks, cool flight.
Hey Tucker, awesome video as usual man!!
Question... What's up with Jeff's exhaust? It's not Vitt Black.? Stainless? Or Ceramic coated? Looks pretty sweet though...
Same brand, just a little older model is all!
Moster 185 classic right?
It looks like a classic Moster 185, but nicer looking exhaust... Just wondering if it was powder coated or a new stainless from somewhere...
Can you do a video on how you pack up your wing?
OMG! The Shawangunks and Mohonk Mt. House were my beloved escapes 40 years ago when I lived in NYC. Take Jaclyn there for a romantic weekend! But fair warning ... The Mountain House (especially the oldest section) is (delightfully) haunted!
1-2-3-4-5, I can't believe it, that's the same code I use on my luggage!
Spaceball!
At my age I don't see myself using a paramotor, the closest I can get is flying helicopters in Call of Duty... that I'm really good at. LOL
I doubt I could even if i wanted to lol, Id get too frightened!
TIL: double tap and scrub up or down in the 2nd tap in Google maps to zoom with one finger. This is valuable information
this is the real flight simulator! so stress release and relaxing watch your channel
Tucker, hey have you ever thought about getting into GA?
Do you always have to hold onto the handles for the parachute or is there a clip or something like that so you don’t have to hold onto it all the time?
Great flight, thanks for sharing. What do you run for strobes?
Awesome video! Question, is it feasible to carry a DSLR/mirrorless camera when flying this? This has really piqued my interest for landscape photography.
Just checked out photos of Mohonk Mountain House, awesome.
Any warm climate road trips planned for the winter
Love your content bud!
What's that strobe light your buddy has on his wing, that looks like an awesome idea in addition to his strobes on your motor
This is bloody awesome!
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@@chrisd5263 troll
Great video Tucker! What cell phone app do you use for flying? Nevermind, I paused the video to ask that question. When I hit play, you immediately answered it... Lol...
I've never been able to work it out from the videos - the yellow steering handles, you often attach them to the other lines when you're not holding them.
1) Do they have to be attached for flying reasons, or is it just to the handle is easy to get to again?
2) What keeps them attached? The ease of attaching/unattaching makes me think magnets?
Yellow handles are the “brakes”. You stow the handles so they are there when you need them. They are generally held in place by magnets. If you don’t stow the brakes, worse case scenario they can get sucked into your prop. Game over.
He discussed this in a previous video but I don’t remember which it was
Tucker, video idea for you!
Now that Flight Simulator 2020 is out you should recreate your best paramotor flights on the sim and compare and contrast features. Maybe call the video “My Best Paramotor Flights on Flight Simulator 2020”
Ok so if I want to get into this in Colorado. Is the ozone mojo still the safest wing? Is the tornado 280 a good reliable motor? And is there anything out there so yr feet don’t just dangle?
What a great flight!
I guess anything else would be considered hauling ass when you're doing 25 knots🤷😆 Great scenery as always Tucker and thanks for bringing me along for the ride.
Love the Kyle O cameo. Damn fine aviatin!
I love this place. Can you do an Adirondack high peak adventure flight at some point?
Dude i live in New York literally half an hour away from Mohonk mountain. we go there all the time to go hiking!
Hey Tucker nice videos. I m just wondering which phone manufacturers have the best app support for PPG. ie. iOS or Android. Thanks. Keep up the good work
Awesome video, as always
Can’t pump your own gas in Oregon at regular gas places but you can if you get a card for private stuff you know lol
Brave man good motor!
Tucker come to Colorado and fly up the canyons. I would love to see a video going in them. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ best views in the world minus Greenland!👍👍👍👍👍👍🥳😎
Btw. I'm a skydiver and not used to thermalling etc. I'm not familiar with a paramotor aswell. As I understand a paraglider does the same as a parachute by pulling the handles. Pull more right and you turn right and vice versa. But it's something about some A, B & C lines on the paraglider, do you pull those to get altitude? or how does a paraglider with paramotor gain altitude? I can't see any flaps on the glider :-D
I never beg, but do you by any means have a nice starter paramotor I can buy for a decent amount of money?
Just fyi some?/all? prisons get really nervous about people flying near / over them (potential for dropping contraband in). Their property may extend much further than you might imagine visually. In Florida competitions we have had people unknowingly land "in" the prison before.
You rock gott
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When I'm flying in early day thermals without a motor it's a similar paranoia. I know there will likely be lift or ridge to save me but not being within glide of a tree-free zone isn't very comfortable and it's a gamble, but I'll do it anyway ..chances are... ;)
Tucker - how many total hours have you flown since you started? Other than Jacklyn, have you trained anyone else?
I remember when this guy had 370 subscribers, wow he's grown so much.
FAA: No reports on Tucker
FCC: No reports on Tucker
EPA: Sir, do you know it's illegal to tamper with fuel pumps in any way?
I won't report you
That sticker placement is priceless
I bet that prison is full of people that stickered petrol pumps. :D
love your videos bro
"If I needed some ass hauled, I'd call that guy"! That cracked me. 😂
"Single cylinder, 2 stroke weed eaters"
I had to pause the video to laugh.
Arufī- Kun he has a video where calls them a butt-fan. That made me lol.
@@michaelwho I call them flying gamer chairs. :D
I think he said the original paramotor hobbyists literally modified weed eater engines in one of his videos. No wonder the sport gets safer every year.
Yeah one's gotta trust their gear. Don't know har far into it you guys go but I know every single bolt and cable of my drone because I built it myself.
And that's important because I know exactly when anything isn't right. I can hear, feel, see if anything is not in order and I know at any time how much trust I can put in my gear.
I am buying a powered parachute and live in Pennington NJ any great places to fly around here and I am by the Trenton airport.
Hey, Tucker!
What happened to the 360 camera view? I enjoyed that, that was awesome dude!!
7:42 That mountain looks like a huge frog with one eye....
Abhay K oml yea!
Dude! I've been there! Awesome!