St Andre Les Alpes | Vol Biv Paragliding France
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Was a fun couple of days flying in the South of France, first time in the area. The second day was a much better day for flying, some people posting some pretty massive flights, unfortunately wasn't such a cracker for me but was still a fun adventure!
Apologies in advance to all the French people out there for my pronunciation, I'm very English.
I was flying the Ozone Zeolite GT and BV1 harness, check them out here:
www.flyozone.com/
www.ozonenz.nz/
No more cold hands at 10 grand.
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I use Ayvri for track log visualisation:
ayvri.com/
Skysight is my go to forecast:
www.skysight.io
Insta 360 One R
www.insta360.com/product/insta360-oner_twin-edition
I attach the camera to the Carabiner with this:
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GoPro Hero 9
gopro.com/en/u...
Mic Adapter for GoPro
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You landed opposite Aerogliss in St Andre. The owners came out to NZ in the early 90s with pgs and we took them to Ahuriri. Francois got to over 10k on Magic - which might have been a record for a pg at the time - then landed at the bottom and caught a huge trout which we had for Xmas dinner next day ☺
Epic! That sounds like a pretty good day out!
Bradley saurus… Dr Pete ere … so good to see ur alive bro! …Great vid Ben.
Thanks mate!
Maybe not what you had planned but great fun kicking around with mates. Loving seeing some new territory, but need to look at a map now to figure it out. All new terrain to more than just you so thanks for the Google fly over. Excellent for orientation
Sweet thanks!! 🙌🙌
What an adventure
Thanks!! 😎
Super flight with nice comments, thanks!
PS
first man I see, driving right-hand card, but counting height in meters 😊
Thanks!! 🤣
잘봤습니다.당신의 모든 영상을 시청 중입니다.😊
Awesome vid bro👍👍
Thanks mate!
Sweet new intro!
Thanks mate!
Awesome video as always! Is the 360 camera mounted to the carabiner? Is the mount commercial or custom-made? Thanks!
Yeah it is on the carabiner! It’s a “small rig clamp mount”
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Great adventures! But why not post your tracklogs?
Sorry, you should find most of them here: www.xcontest.org/2022/world/en/pilots/detail:benjamin.kellett
Let me know if that doesn't work.
@@BenjaminKellett it works, but please include links to tracklogs in the video descriptions...
for how do we know which one's which?
Nice one Ben... You be back in NZ for this summer?
Yeah! Back in NZ now!
Hey Ben 👋 Just trying to figure out how you connect the side camera. It looks like a telescopic monopod connected to a swivel, which then clamps onto your riser? How do you find that setup? Which ones did you get? Thanks again for your channel!
Hey! Thanks!! I use a "small rig clamp mount" (link in the description) to attach to the carabiner and the invisible selfie stick to the camera!
Hey Ben, love these videos! One bit of feedback: the volume (your voice) is quite a bit louder when you're flying vs when you do voiceover. Makes it so I'm constantly changing volume.
Noted! Thanks mate!
Title's missing an "e" at Alpes and has a redundant "s" in André :D
Spellings not my strong point! 🤣Thank you!! 🙌🙌
@@BenjaminKellett I'm a SEO guy, I can't help myself lol
On which date did your flight take place?
10/6/2022 and 11/6/2022, www.xcontest.org/newzealand/flights/detail:benjamin.kellett/10.6.2022/12:12
Nice flying and video's. But looks like a horrible harnas.
Thanks!! I actually really like it, it’s super comfortable and has all the functionality that I need for bivvy flying!
@@BenjaminKellett Ok I am not speaking about the functionality. But about the stability of your harnas. In turbulent conditions. You are pitching in your harnas and you head isn't stable anymore. I've already had the same experience in the past and tried so many harnesses. I can tell you that for everybody it is different, but to keep you head stable in turbulent air is important. With shifting your weight more to the front or back you can do a lot. enjoy and many safe flight. I can't wait for the nxt vid. cheerz
You shouldn't have left that chevron blanc or whatever it's called. Shame.
yeah haha! Next time!