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Revolution
Paramotors - RPM (US manufacturer)
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Flat Top 200
w/ 51" or 47" prop & cage (26 hp Simonini
mini 2 plus engine)
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Flat Top 160
w/ 51" or 47" prop & cage (22 hp Simonini
mini 4 plus engine)
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Used
Powered Paragliders -
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Walker Jet RR - 2005 excellent condition 70 hrs
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RPM
Flat Top 200 - 2006 excellent condition, 47" prop & cage
(Blue & Silver), 55
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Walker Jet RR - 2005
great condition 98 hrs (a couple of dings on the cage
from prop strike but still in great condition)
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Why Revolution
Paramotors?
Revolution Paramotors (RPM) continuously
test fly Powered Paragliders (PPG) and Paragliders (PG) for there
customers and for themselves to stay current with new developments
and materials. They don’t really care who makes the best product;
there philosophy is that, if it’s the best, then we will make it
available to you.
Recently, this philosophy was put to the
test.
In 2006, RPM was forced to drop there
long-time PPG manufacturer because they began to produce products
that did not meet RPM's standards. As a result, RPM began to
manufacturer there own paramotor unit.
The result:
The Revolution “Flat Top”
Why do we
like the new Revolution™ Flat Top so much?
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All
paragliders were meant to be flown with low hook-in point. If
you do not fly with low hook in points, you are susceptible to
“Riser Twist” () and generally
unstable flying posture. If anyone tries to sell you on “High
Hook-In” ask them why paraglider manufacturers recommend, for
safety reasons, “low” hook-in points for all Paragliders.
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The primary injury in our sport
comes from prop strikes to upper body extremities. Our
innovative, new netting system prevents hands and other body
parts from getting through the netting and cage frame into the
prop. It is so strong that you can turn the paramotor on its
back and walk on the line without breaking or stretching it into
the prop.
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The most common incident in our
sport is falling down during launch. The fact is that you will
trip and fall occasionally – the Flat Top is your best bet from
keeping those expensive props in one piece and saving your cage
parts. NO OTHER MANUFACTURER has what we have.
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These bars are so essential in so many
ways:
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First,
they allow the low hook-in point and stabilize you and your
glider.
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Second, they help to reduce the effects of torque steer.
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Third,
if you fall forward during your launch or landing, they
protect you from impacting the ground with your face.
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Fourth, the comfort bars can be adjusted in seconds to
different weight pilots.
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You will land hard
occasionally. Don’t you want something underneath your butt for
protection? I do! That’s why I don’t enjoy flying a motor where
you sit on the ground to hook in. With all that weight on your
back and your butt hitting first…well…OUCH! Also, if it is a
little damp or muddy, you are sitting off of the ground in a
Revolution…AHHHH!
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Our competition hates us in this
category because we ALWAYS WIN…Every time! This is important,
because you want a unit that gets you off of the ground quickly
and efficiently. And, if you want to fly up to 18,000 feet, our
unit is the only one that will get you there!
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After launching, the Revolution harness design scoops you up
right where you need to be. Other brands require you to let go
of your control toggles after your launch and literally pull
yourself into the seat…very dangerous.
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The feeling of sitting in a super comfortable chair while
flying. Enough said.
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Most manufacturers scrimp on this by using a bicycle
handle to hold your throttle cable. The Revolution custom
injection-molded F-16 handle is the most comfortable, ergonomic
and easy to operate throttle handle on the market.
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