Carabiner position adjustment. Scout User Manuals.

One of the most important adjustments that you need to do before your first flight is to adjust the hang point/ carabiner position for your own weight.
Scout paramotor has a very simple and reliable way of attaching the carabiner to the swing arm with a very strong strap.
Adjusting the position of the carabiner is very simple and intuitive.
Remember! After adjusting the hang point we recommend to do a hang test so you will be sure that the paramotor has the right lean angle.
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[@jonnomcintosh8336]

Thankyou so much Miro for these video manual tutorials! Very helpful and great information 😊 love my Scout!

[@Babudeva5075]

Thankyou so much

[@mohammadsuhail9255]

When I fly my paramotor Keep swing

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How much this unit price

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PLEASE DITCH THE BACKGROUND MUSIC!!! Very distracting from the content.

[@grejen711]

underexposed video of a black strap in a black anodized al arm. Impossible to see what's going on at all until 2:30. Please try this one again with some competent camera work. And loose the background music. This is not entertainment. I'm trying to learn something right?