Dudek recommends a minimum of "200 hours paramotor time and at least 80 hours of annual flight time" before flying this wing, but I had flown just over 100h when I decided to try it out. At my all-up weight, I was right in-between the "standard" and "experienced pilot" range, so the wing was definitely agile! I didn't feel overly scared, but I did feel it was beyond my comfort zone. I guess I could grow into it, but because I fly a lot of XC with my friends, I didn't feel good flying this wing hands-off while trimmed in - it oscillated a bit (or maybe it's just because I was flying at 13:30 in the afternoon). Trimmed out, it was like a train, really good and stable, giving me confidence even through turbulence. It could be my next wing, for sure.
Yup. My first wingover, having been flying a Charger for a while, had me over the top much easier than I anticipated. It was eye opening. Dumping trims is another fun one. Asymmetrically can get exciting really quickly. ~8^)
@@MyNameIsJef hello Jef thank you for your answer What is your weight ? I ordered the Hadron3 in 20 also for the light trike I am French, I started the paramotor in 1989 my problem I speak not well at all in English
I'd think it's going to be really agile (for my standards), but you must have a bigger engine than my 80 cc, so climbing won't be an issue - it's a very efficient wing! Just take your time to learn how the wing responds to the commands and you'll love it!
Hi Richard, yes, I flew both sizes. They're superb wings! very stable (no oscillations), fairly fast, really easy to launch, and more tame than the Hadron 3 (or xx), though the nukes were bigger sizes. Overall, I'd rather buy a Nuke 4, but I tested another wing that I decided to go for. I'll post a video later 😉
Thanks, man! 🥳 I've been flying a 2015 Dudek Synthesis 29m (one size too big for me, actually), so it felt like a balloon in comparison to the wings I've tried! 😅
That's exactly what I thought and that's why I didn't buy this wing! 😅😅 I never bought a motorcycle for the same reason - I tend to get a bit too confident and that's a recipe for disaster 😂😂
Dudek recommends a minimum of "200 hours paramotor time and at least 80 hours of annual flight time" before flying this wing, but I had flown just over 100h when I decided to try it out. At my all-up weight, I was right in-between the "standard" and "experienced pilot" range, so the wing was definitely agile! I didn't feel overly scared, but I did feel it was beyond my comfort zone. I guess I could grow into it, but because I fly a lot of XC with my friends, I didn't feel good flying this wing hands-off while trimmed in - it oscillated a bit (or maybe it's just because I was flying at 13:30 in the afternoon). Trimmed out, it was like a train, really good and stable, giving me confidence even through turbulence. It could be my next wing, for sure.
Yup. My first wingover, having been flying a Charger for a while, had me over the top much easier than I anticipated. It was eye opening. Dumping trims is another fun one. Asymmetrically can get exciting really quickly. ~8^)
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Nice one!!! Which one did you prefer between the Hadron 3 and the Nucleon 4? What were the main differences according to the test you had?😊
I’ll post a video on a comparison soon 😉
@@MyNameIsJef thanks 🙏
hello, what surface do you have in Hadron3?
This was a 20 m2
@@MyNameIsJef hello Jef thank you for your answer
What is your weight ?
I ordered the Hadron3 in 20 also for the light trike
I am French, I started the paramotor in 1989 my problem I speak not well at all in English
My all up weight was around 110kg + glider
Oh, nice! Whereabout in France? I lived in Grenoble back in 2011, I loved it! 😁
@@MyNameIsJef Thank you Jeff and have a good flight in Hadron3
@@MyNameIsJef I live in Picardy 100 km north of Paris
What camera are you recording with? Beautiful footage, i like how it is less fisheye
I use the GoPro 9 and the Fusion for 360 footage 😉
My start weight with full of gas is 160kg and I ordered Hadron 3 '22. I hope it is not bad idea... ?
I'd think it's going to be really agile (for my standards), but you must have a bigger engine than my 80 cc, so climbing won't be an issue - it's a very efficient wing! Just take your time to learn how the wing responds to the commands and you'll love it!
@@MyNameIsJef I have thor 250 so there will not be a problem with the power. Thanks Man :)
What did you think of the nuc4? Saw in the description that you got to try it
Hi Richard, yes, I flew both sizes. They're superb wings! very stable (no oscillations), fairly fast, really easy to launch, and more tame than the Hadron 3 (or xx), though the nukes were bigger sizes. Overall, I'd rather buy a Nuke 4, but I tested another wing that I decided to go for. I'll post a video later 😉
@@MyNameIsJef interesting👍 guess i have to sub then.. 😅 what glider have you been flying until now?
Thanks, man! 🥳 I've been flying a 2015 Dudek Synthesis 29m (one size too big for me, actually), so it felt like a balloon in comparison to the wings I've tried! 😅
Excellent! Not sure if I'd trust myself on a spicy wing
That's exactly what I thought and that's why I didn't buy this wing! 😅😅
I never bought a motorcycle for the same reason - I tend to get a bit too confident and that's a recipe for disaster 😂😂
Wow that is spicy. Well out of my comfort zone. Is that the one Lee let you test fly.
Hey man, that's the one from Clive, I'm not sure I have a video of the Hadron XX that Lee let me test fly, if I have it I'll post it too 😉
Looks like a pretty good flight AND landing to me.
Great job!
Thank you!
This is brilliant, you sound so happy 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Tries? Looks like they did just fine to me.
Fantástico
Valeu! 👊🏼
Just don't crash on top of anyone else.
I'll try my best 😉
Fly safe! 😂🤣
😂😂 you too! 🙌🏼🪂