Some experienced pilots may find this long and boring but I was hoping to put some info out there for those doing their research and looking at getting into flying Paramotors. Hope you enjoy!!
I did my training on a Nemo 4...it was great. I decided to buy the Universal 1.1 after training. I figured it would allow even further growth than the Nemo.
Only thing I like about the bgd are the nice colouring of the wing. Dudek stays my favourite. I fly the universal 1.1 its a bit of a old design. Good enough for me though. Jus sight seeing.😁
I like the vid. I love hearing different people's perspectives on wings. I'm starting in the hobby and fly a 23m Cima PWR. I would love to hear your opinions about this wing if you ever get a chance.
Not a knock, but from what I understand is that free flight wings do sit back and ppg wings sit more overhead. So it would be hard to do an accurate comparison of the two. I have my eye on the Sky Cima PWR. Seems to recover faster from a collaps than the others that I have seen.
By modern standards the Cima isnt a great wing, not going to knock it but its slightly dated . Collapse recovery isnt something I worry about, half second difference is neither here nor there. More important is how the wing reacts to a collapse.
Hey Fly Guy! great video! Just curious and wondering if the reason the BDG Magic being a beginner wing hangs back in the air to help prevent over flying during launch thus lessening the chance of a frontal collapse and almost getting your instructors wing chewed up in the prop?🤫But I agree the nemo is a better wing and you would not out grow it as quick as the magic. The Nemo is still at the top of my wish list. As always I enjoyed your insight thanks!
I fly Swing Sting 2, rather old technology: heavier than new wings which needs commitment! to get in to the air but as soon as airborne, incredible and forgiving. Mine also tends to stay back rather than over my head, although brakes are easy to operate; from your video, I still prefer to fly my A wing rather than BGD. How easy is it to recover Nemo from oscillation?
I understand a guy could stay on a beginner wing forever if that's what they desire but if you had to guess about how many flights before someone could step up to a B rated wing?
Great wing. Currently it is the only one I use to train students on. That said I have been flying for about 6 years and it is still my goto wing as it's just safe and fun to fly.
@@fly-guyalberta3605 Unfortunately I think it may be too big for my weight. It's a 28m and I'm 170lbs. What do you think? I'm just looking to start on it, then move to something more advanced.
Some experienced pilots may find this long and boring but I was hoping to put some info out there for those doing their research and looking at getting into flying Paramotors. Hope you enjoy!!
I just moved up to a luna2 but I'm in the market for a silly-safe glider for fun flying in less than ideal conditions so this is informative!
As someone who is currently doing this research, thank you for taking the time to make this video!!!
I really enjoyed this vid. Quite informative! Nice editing as well. Keep up the good work
Just bought a nemo 4 in the same colour. Never flown it before but really excited to fly with it. Just for PG and not PPG. Oh yes, I am a beginner ;)
I did my training on a Nemo 4...it was great. I decided to buy the Universal 1.1 after training. I figured it would allow even further growth than the Nemo.
How do you like it
Only thing I like about the bgd are the nice colouring of the wing.
Dudek stays my favourite. I fly the universal 1.1 its a bit of a old design. Good enough for me though. Jus sight seeing.😁
I learned on a bgd when I was paragliding, I appreciated its 'no fuss' handling but I loved the colour scheme :)
I like the vid. I love hearing different people's perspectives on wings. I'm starting in the hobby and fly a 23m Cima PWR. I would love to hear your opinions about this wing if you ever get a chance.
Have also flown the Cima PWR....great wing, nothing bad to say about it!!
Not a knock, but from what I understand is that free flight wings do sit back and ppg wings sit more overhead. So it would be hard to do an accurate comparison of the two.
I have my eye on the Sky Cima PWR. Seems to recover faster from a collaps than the others that I have seen.
By modern standards the Cima isnt a great wing, not going to knock it but its slightly dated . Collapse recovery isnt something I worry about, half second difference is neither here nor there. More important is how the wing reacts to a collapse.
Hey Fly Guy! great video! Just curious and wondering if the reason the BDG Magic being a beginner wing hangs back in the air to help prevent over flying during launch thus lessening the chance of a frontal collapse and almost getting your instructors wing chewed up in the prop?🤫But I agree the nemo is a better wing and you would not out grow it as quick as the magic. The Nemo is still at the top of my wish list. As always I enjoyed your insight thanks!
Could very well be, Magic is still a nice wing and easy to fly🤙🏼
Thanks for the wing review ! If you are learning to kite a Nemo 4 where should you set the trimmers? i have mine set at 5 but not sure if thats right.
Trimmers should be all the way in to zero unless you are in higher winds
I fly Swing Sting 2, rather old technology: heavier than new wings which needs commitment! to get in to the air but as soon as airborne, incredible and forgiving. Mine also tends to stay back rather than over my head, although brakes are easy to operate; from your video, I still prefer to fly my A wing rather than BGD. How easy is it to recover Nemo from oscillation?
Like most a wings if you reduce power and put your hands up the oscillation will self correct
Thankyou need noob info
So an A wing?? Beginner right wing span etc etc speed don’t know rest?
Best regards from Poland. I love this wing!!! (nemo4)
I understand a guy could stay on a beginner wing forever if that's what they desire but if you had to guess about how many flights before someone could step up to a B rated wing?
Every pilot has different skills and levels of progression. Maybe somewhere in the area of 200hrs
Would you or can you do xc with a A wing ? Thanks for your thoughts
Yes of course XC flying is totally fun and safe on A certified wings
@@fly-guyalberta3605 Thank you for your reply
Can you give me your opinion on the Nemo XX? I found one with low hours and I am a soon-to-be beginner...
Great wing. Currently it is the only one I use to train students on. That said I have been flying for about 6 years and it is still my goto wing as it's just safe and fun to fly.
@@fly-guyalberta3605 Unfortunately I think it may be too big for my weight. It's a 28m and I'm 170lbs. What do you think? I'm just looking to start on it, then move to something more advanced.
Do you like the Nemo 4 better than the Mojo pwr 2?
Have not yet flown the Mojo but would like to!
Gracias. From sinaloa
i wonder if you will get the new Dudek nemo 5 ?
Should be arriving in a couple weeks!!
@@fly-guyalberta3605 AWESOME when i get training thats the one i want ... i hope you do a bunch of take off's and turns with it .... thanks so much
@@fly-guyalberta3605 how did you like the Nemo 5? Does it oscillate at all on the upper weight range? I'm deciding between size 23 and 25
Helpful thanks
Nice kites
Boring
I warned you!
I disagree. Super informative for a noob!
Not for beginners.very interesting.
@@fly-guyalberta3605 haha I know I’m just busting your ball 🏀