E37 Peter Neunschwander - pwc pilot becomes hanglider professionally.. How, why&when to hang/para
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Peter is from Interlaken in Switzerland. Started flying paragliders in 96. Father of Iloy, husband and fun guy.
Instructor and tandems in hangliding is his career now as he was pwc winner, Acro cracks with Chrigel from 2000 to 2006.
He now alternates between hang and paraglider and explains lots of the how, where when and what advantages each have.
The speed on a hanglider is impressive.. 80 to 100kmh between thermals!
How a paraglider pilot crosses over. Lessons, top tips and do and do NOTS in both sports.
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Interesting views and opinions by Peter.
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