Flying over Snowdon in a Powered Hang Glider
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i want to buy one of these tell me where can i get one please how much does it cost how far can i fly to fuel consumption everything
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FANTASTIC i would be scared :P
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The summit is 1085 metres so I'd have been about 1200 metres (4000ft). Pete
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OMG how high were you! I would be so scared doing that. pls i live this song =)
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I have a couple of questions. 1 do you need permits or license for this? 2 can you put a tutorial on how you made your home-built one? 3 were did you get parts for a project like this?
Thanks
lamborghinina 9 months ago
@lamborghinina 1 In the UK you can fly legally (but inadvisable) without any 'licence', most people learn to fly a hangglider from a hill or winch, then do a power conversion course when competent. 2 The homebuilt unit was adapted and improvised as I went along, the important bit is getting the balance right, that unit didn't handle well as there was too much weight at the rear. 3 At the time I worked as an aircraft structural technician so had access to material suppliers (and eBay!). Pete
flyingleek 9 months ago
is this one continuous flight?
DastardlyDimwit 1 year ago
@DastardlyDimwit Yes, I took off from the field I landed in, it's 8 miles from Snowdon summit. 5 litres of fuel last about 2 hours. Pete
flyingleek 1 year ago
hell i was scared walking up the rock let alone fly over it. that was awsome fella. if ya ever fly over toxteth dont worry about the RAF, its the well ard pigeons ya need to be lookin out for. well in mate
mono14 1 year ago
@mono14 Thanks dude!
flyingleek 1 year ago