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RUSTY

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Anyone have a good source of information on getting started in ppg's? It seems that everyone in the business hates everyone else in the business. Nobody talks about how good their equipment is, just how much all the others suck. It's very off putting.

A friend had a powered parachute years ago that I flew several times. A lot of fun, but nearly a two man operation loading and unloading the thing. I would help him load it, we would drive to the field and hope the conditions would get right. Sometimes they would, sometimes they wouldn't. It didn't take long for that to get old. A paramotor would eliminate all that hassle. Just keep it with you in case.

I know some of you guys have experience. What's a good starter motor? Wing?

Thanks
 
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