Hey guys, there is a video of my homemade paramotor, CAD-files and Arduino code under https://grabcad.com/library/ppg-2
The Video how it works is Paramotor DIY for under 999€ - YouTube
The Video of the first tests at
Project bldc ppg build - YouTube
What do you think?
Hi,
Awesome! Nova Wing, beautiful mountains … looks a lot like Austria … where are you located?
Br
Looks good, reasonably light, and of sufficient power. But how many batteries, how much additional weight, and how long will it keep you flying?
How much thrust does it generate?
Hey, it is an old triton 
South Tyrol - Italy
it has about 32Kg thrust, and 48V x 22000mAh… it is not that much, so i will add two adittional smaller props and another battery pack 
In your view what is the advantage of two smaller motors compared to one?
Hi Bob, i would say the absence of torque
Very true. I have just been concerned about what would happen if a motor failed on a full throttle climb. I would think that you would get all twisted up and left with no option other than a reserve, but I could be totally wrong.
There are a few examples here in the forum of motor failure in flight and most never even noticed the failure. Twisting is not likely an issue.
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In Paramotor torque experiment, First Time EVER! Smarter pilot 1 - YouTube he talks about how his test ring isn’t a paramotor, or even safe, because it doesn’t have the fins a scout uses for torque correction. In the comments, he makes it clear that there are other fine ways to correct for it, but that the correction really is important.