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Powered Paragliding Ontario PPG - Is my new Walkerjet paramotor ready to go?

So your new WJ has just arrived. There is few things that I recommend to do before you start the engine for the first time and go on your maiden flight.

1) Turn your idle speed to max -  screw idle screw all the way clockwise - and make sure that HI and LOW screws are in the entry positions. For more info see here.

2)   Apply clear silicon to the ends of springs holding the bottom part of muffler. Should the end of spring brake the silicon will hold it in place.

Before

After

3)  Mount air filter

4)     Secure netting knots by small drop of superglue.

5)   Protect comfort bars by use of clear plastic house and zip ties in two places

6)   Protect both legs of the stand in similar fashion

7)     Once you get the machine broken in  - 1 hour of running on the ground - tune the carburetor. Refer to proper tuning procedure as described here.

Good luck and thank you.    Andre