Take-off tutorial - SCOUT Zero pod harness with climb assist

SCOUT Zero is not a paramotor. It is a true paragliding pod harness that can be flown with or without climb assist.
It allows the pilots to take off in flat land and use to engine to climb to the nearest thermal. No more waking up at 6am to travel to the mountains hoping for flyable weather. Simply look out of the window to check the weather and if it seems promising just get out of town to any suitable field. And be ready to take off in 5 minutes from parking your car.

Therefor take-off procedure is VERY DIFFERENT from that with a paramotor. So even if you have paramotor experience you must watch this tutorial. If you do it right, your experience will be joyful.
Have the shoulder straps very tight to keep the engine stable. Having the shoulder straps lose would cause the climb assist to wiggle on your back under power and you will notice some tendencies to twist.
Have the leg straps tight. Having them loose will make it more difficult to get seated.

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How to install the climb assist:    • Converting paragliding pod harness into Cl...  
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We hope the SCOUT Zero will allow many pilots to do more paragliding.
less forecast checking
lees traveling
less trying and failing
more paragliding = anywhere, anytime and in any wind direction

For more information please visit www.scoutaviation.com/paragliding