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Paul Hamilton shows his design of electric heating for cold weather flying. He shows the clothing he uses, how the trike is set up for electric heating, and how to run the numbers to decide what you can use for your ultralight, trike, open air airplane, microlight weight-shift control.- 'orrible weather, can't go far, no-one else in the air ... so I made the most of it and played around the airfield doing a few engine outs and low fast passes with a fe...
- We changed some short messages about weather and with Jany we decided to go flying. We thought about max 15 mins of flight because of cold. We spent 1h and 14mins of beautiful flying time.
- Ok, I want this one...this is awesome, this video is in Japenese I believe but check out the ease of assembling for this Electric trike...it wins the award for Low and Slow :)
- MY FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR TRYING OUT HIS FIRST ELECTRIC TRIKE
- You know, these guys from Earthstar are only about 50 miles form me...the things I like best about electric are that 1) they are super re...ce. 2) You can easily put an electric upside down in your car or RV...one with. would really like electric though ... Rizzy, do you h...
- I really like this video. Highlights the electric motor version (HPD 10 rated at 10 Kw => 13.5 hp). Very aerodynamically clean trike. Great battery life when shutting d...
- Video of flight originating at Woodbine airport to the Avalon beach area. New Solairus 16.5M wing with both VG and electric trim is shown. First part 103 trike that I am aware of that has both VG and electric trim. Will be very useful for expanding flight options..
- Published on Jun 10, 2013 While at AERO Friedrichshafen Dan Johnson talks Helmut Grossklaus, who designs and manuf...gliders that have retractable gear, an enclosed pod, and his latest design is electr...
It was very beautiful, but crispy cold afternoon in Kamloops, BC, Cana...o pick up and because one never knows what will happen there weatherize, I decided to ahead back to Kamloops. Actually the weathe...