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Electric paramotors are unquestionably bad ass! I consider myself very fortunate to have recorded this episode with Paul Whitehead, the owner and founder of OpenPPG. The number one electric Paramotor industry is the SP140. Truth be told, I've spent a lot of time considering getting one of them, but I figured I would reach out to Paul to get a deep dive on the pros and cons of his creation. One of the great things about Paul is that he doesn't pretend as though his ePPG is perfect. That said, he's proud to discuss the incredible things that electric motors in general have to offer their owners.
Special thank you to everyone who is a supporter of the show! There are several necessary expenses that I must pay for every month to keep this show on the air.
Thank you to my friend Joe (and his awesome family) for being a long time supporter of the show. At this time, you're the top supporter for The Paramotor Podcast.
Other supporter of the show are:
Walter Brisken — Thank you for your for being a Patron for 6 months!
Sandor — Thank you for visiting me in the hospital, brother.
Kyle O'Glee — I am looking forward to watching more of your "good content".
Joseph Scheve — Thank you!!! You have been helping me since July of 2019!!!
John Staples — Hello buddy! Thank you for being a supporter since the beginning.
Robert Michaels — I was sad to watch the final episode of Paragliding Talk. I look forward to your return my friend. Also, thank you for the support throughout my recovery.
Joe Garret Dean — You've been with me since the beginning. Thank you, my friend.
Ben Smith shares what it's like working at Parajet.
The incredibly successful aviation YouTuber, Peter Sripol, joined me on The Paramotor Podcast to chat about learning to fly and his incredibly unique electric ducted paramotor.
Check out Peter's YouTube Channel!
This episode was recorded in person in Wauchula, Florida where I camped out on the small airports grass field under the stars. It was an awesome experience.
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Super Trevor hangs out with Clint and Anthony to share a juicy story on coming up in the sport with Super Dell Schanze! He says, "you were either with him or against him," and that now he is a sworn enemy. Drama aside, Trevor has grown into a very talented pilot who is building a school of his own that takes the good and avoids the bad attributes that he learned from Super Training.
IN OTHER NEWS: Thank you for your patience in getting this episode out to all of you. Our dearly loved friend, Lee Boone, passed away in a tragic flying accident at the start of this month. Yesterday, we laid him to rest. There never was or will be a better role model to our local flying community. Not just in paramotoring; He was a beautiful sole with an intense devotion to God. We love you, Lee.
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Links from this episode:
Trevor's YouTube Channel
Backcountry PPG
Adam drove far off the beaten path and into total isolation. All he took was his paramotor and some survial equipment... and a lot of other awesome toys!
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You can check out some of Adam's incredible videos here: https://www.youtube.com/@adam-newbloom
Our combined monthly income for The Paramotor Podcast is currently at $43. The monthly cost to produce the show is over $100. Thank you to our amazing supporters:
Kurt Moore
Clark Kulper
Laurens Bloem
Wes Hoover
Tom Minnick
Joseph Scheve
Kyle O'Glee
Sandor Rendeczky
Chris Holbert
John Staples
Robert Michiels
Joe Garret Dean
Justin Dossey shares how a childhood experience of witnessing an aviation related death created a mental hurdle to becoming a paramotor pilot.
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Waz, a higher-up in the indoor skydiving world, tells me that iFly will risk their staffs life and limbs to keep you happy on your birthday. The list of injuries he's sustained over 2 decades of skydiving and paramotoring is extensive, and his recollection of the events will having you laughing out loud. Anthony and Waz discuss the similarities between skydiving and paramotoring.
Here are the links to the references made in this episode:
WazzyCircus Radio episode with George Nisson, the wartime helicopter pilot.
WazzyCircus Radio episode with Mack Belcher, parachute on fire and landing in the ocean.
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The United States Powered Paragliding Association (USPPA) is the most recognized governing body for the paramotoring community. I journeyed far off into the middle of nowhere to have a discussion with Noah Rasheta, president of the USPPA, on the purpose and future of the organization.
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Jeff Goin steps down as President of the USPPA (United States Powered Paragliding Association), passing off the reins to Noah Rasheta.
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The very talented young paramotor instructor from England walks me through how to perform a SAT (spiraling backwards) but encourages people to seek proper training at an SIV clinic! Through trial and error, Oscar has learned a lot.
SUPPORT: Help me fund the show by becoming a Patron. I pay hundreds of dollars every year to keep the podcast on the air. On top of that, there is thousands in recording equipment, software, and licensing to make it all happen. If you have the means, please visit https://www.patreon.com/anthonyvella
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