New guy shows up on HBA.
Over to you, Noeson.
Edit: Most of us here have stepped on our tongue a time or two, and lived to enjoy HBA.
BJC
Welcome. You came here looking for comments. It will help if you tell us about your background and experience.Started my own thread
Venerable member, who never has insulted another member in my time here, and who has lots of experience, offers a comment.I am just spitballing here, comments are welcome.
Comment taken differently than intended, and newbie, without seeking clarification, insults venerable member.All of this depends on whether you want to fly at the least possible weight, or cost, or the highest reliability, or the least noise, or if you are trying to save the planet by using a combination of COAL powered electricity and child slave labor in Lithium mines.
If you want to enjoy flying your Lazair the soonest and with the greatest reliability, I'd have to say two of the smallest modern paramotor engines, selecting propellers to limit the RPM, will give you a fantastic combination of takeoff, reliability (less engine load) and fuel economy.
Venerable member reaches out with an explanation.I like the idea of flying somewhere far from d-bags like Vic Bravo here and being able to fuel up via the sun for weeks at a time. Maybe the arctic in the summer, where the sun doesn't set and I can get (albeit low power) solar power all day and night. Effectively it is a douchebag avoidance device, but there is commercial potential in the natural resources sector since it can be "out in the field" indefinitely.
Newbie at decision point. Apologize for insult, engage in civil conversation, and benefit from the vast experience here on HBA, continue with current attitude and not get any benefit from this forum, or go hide.You incorrectly mistook a mildly smart-assed comment for a political comment. There was no political motivation or statement being made, and you're mistaken if you read politics into it.
Over to you, Noeson.
Edit: Most of us here have stepped on our tongue a time or two, and lived to enjoy HBA.
BJC