A great video of the Aviator PPG guys, unboxing and playing on the new Air Conception Nitro 200cc.
This new engine is set to take the paramotor world to new heights.
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A great video of the Aviator PPG guys, unboxing and playing on the new Air Conception Nitro 200cc.
This new engine is set to take the paramotor world to new heights.
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Final realisation of the Nitro 200cc engine, picture shown is the off the final production model.
Full Air Conception Titanium Paramotor and Nitro Engine specification can be seen here: http://www.custom-air.co.uk/Custom_Air_Paramotors/Air_Conception_Nitro_200_Paramotor_Engine.html
Promising to be economical, light, quiet and reliable.
Can be discussed on the Official Air Conception Facebook Group
The 42nd COUPE ICARE will welcome you happily in St Hilaire du Touvet – Lumbin from September 17-20, 2015.
The world’s greatest free flight encounter, packed with emotion, audacity, creativity, fantasy, thrills and laughter, colour and dreams and an unflinching passion for flying
This summer a brand new flying show and social event for the paragliding and paramotoring community is hitting the UK calendar.
Situated in a picturesque country-central location and in the landing fields of the popular paragliding site Llangollen, North Wales will be Parafest 2015.
The camp and showground are at the base of Llangollen hill and there are plenty of other free-flying sites in the surrounding area that are within easy driving distance. We also have a flying field for paramotors and plenty of unrestricted airspace.
With paramotor and paragliding trader’s and schools exhibiting, a market area, kids zone, chainsaw carving, other sideshow attractions, caterers, all- weekend camping and a bar with live music in the marquee on Friday and Saturday nights Parafest 2015 will be a weekend to remember whatever the weather.
more info on Parafest Website
http://www.coupe-icare.org/GB_home.html
A Trade Fair uniting over 200 worldwide manufacturers and other enterprises specialized in ultra light air sports des sports: paragliding, paramotor, hang gliding, ULM, sky diving….
Over 5000 m² of trade fair grounds are covered.
Aerobatic shows by hang glider and paraglider pilots
Acrobatic sailplane
ULM and gyro demos
Pulma and paramotors
Kites and boomerang
Icarobatix : a paramotor challenge among the world’s top pilots
Evolution of collectable aircraft : Bücker and team REVA
Parachuting and wingsuit
Air Force acrobatic team demo
Paraglider manufacturers demos
Thursday and Friday free days for pilots
World famous contest of costumed hang glider and paraglider pilots: exciting, hilarious, original, fantastically creative and daring
The Great Green Dragons Free Flying London Air Show.
Paragliding, Paramotoring, Hang Glidinf, Hot Air Baloons and much more.
2 Live bands
Come along, don’t miss out on all the fun.
Green Dragons website
ANR: Automatic Noise Reduction or sometimes called ENC: Electronic Noise Cancelling. Either is a good description of what is happening. Typical paramotor helmet with ear muffs or headset are PNR: Passive Noise Reduction, this is the foam filled ear muffs that protect your ears from the engine & prop noise.
Combine this PNR with ANR into a Paramotor Helmet and you get a double wammy effect on reducing engine & prop noise.
Standard PNR ear muffs reduce noise by 18-30dB (decibels) depending on the brand and intended use. Most paramotor headsets I have tried are rated around the 26-28dB mark.
Adding the ANR reduces low frequency noise by a further 18-24dB, added to the 28dB protection from the PNR we are in for a quiet ride. The ANR really only works for the low frequency noise i.e.: the engine drone, prop thump. On test the effect really is surprising, with the flick of a switch and in a moment a big reduction in noise, the feeling of being in a sound proof room comes over you.
In the following graph you can see the effect of PNR + ANR has on a range of frequencies.
Combine that to a radio headset push to talk communications with a noise cancelling mic and iPod input, flying PPG becomes even more luxurious.
Link to the Paramotor Helmet with ANR headset we tested from http://www.paramotorhelmet.co.uk
Not all ANR systems are the same, all I can say is this one works very well. Our test paramotor was a Vittorazi Moster.
The Austrian made EOS 100 Paramotor engine.
100cc Belt drive with a clutch, easy pull start engine, competes head to head with the well known Top80 and other engines in this class. Build quality is high, economy is good, power is 50kg + category, the engine feels small and I wouldn’t believe the delivery box even contained an engine. UK price of £1995 with auto decompressor (as shown on the custom-air website)
Sporting some promising specs:
engine | one cylinder 2 stroke |
displacement | 102cc |
stroke | 45mm |
bore | 54mm |
compression ratio | 1:10,2 |
gear ratio of belt drive | 1:3,5 |
carburetor | membrane DLE with choke |
spark plug | NGK B10HS |
power | 20,4HP (15KW) at 9200RPM |
thrust | >50kg |
starter | rope hand starter |
cooling | fan cooling |
average consumption | 2,8 – 3,2l/h |
fuel inlet | Reed valve |
air inlet | HIFLOW-SHOT air box |
fuel recommendation | unleaded 98 Octane |
fuel mixture | 2,5% |
2-stroke oil | full synthetic |
weight (w.o. exhaust) |
7,4kg |
weight (with exhaust – all complete) |
9,585kg |
exhaust | Chromium plated, Carbon silencer |
max. build-in length | 21cm |
dimensions | 57x34x25cm |
propeller recommendation (rotation anti clockwise) |
CT/E100125V1-2BW wood 2 blade or H/E100125V1-2BC Carbon 2 blade |
above a video showing a test where the engine is run flat-out for 2 hours in a heated room.
50kg thrust test with 125cm wood prop
more info from www.eos-engine.com
Air Conception the well known French Paramotor manufacturer has produced a Titanium Exhaust for their Ultimate 130cc engine, making this little power plant even lighter. The engine that was already one of the lightest power to weight units available is now only 10.5kg when fitted with the titanium exhaust, with specs of 25hp & claimed thrusts up to 68kg. Not only lighter the titanium exhaust is reported to be stronger and quieter.
Adding the titanium exhaust brings the complete weight of the Ultimate 130 titanium paramotor down to a mere 19.5kg. We can say it is a nice looking exhaust and a welcome departure from the common black painted exhausts we are used to seeing. Can be seen in the UK at Custom-Air.
more info from http://www.airconception.com
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