sounded like you had a good drink on landing there. burping !

@docdurdin

7 жыл бұрын

Dropped his brew

@Gantzz321

7 жыл бұрын

forgot the first rule of going into any water... .shut your mouth

@k.osiyuk

7 жыл бұрын

ha ha ha

@voltixD

4 жыл бұрын

@@Gantzz321 lol

Channing Burton here, on my wife's computer. I think the one great thing you can take from this incident is the pilots understanding that he was going into the water. It was nice to see the pilot begin releasing his harness in preparation for the water landing. Drowning is the number one cause of deaths in paragliding, primarily the individual being unable to release themselves from their harness. A water landing is not ideal and should be avoided at all cost if possible, however in this case you see someone taking appropriate action to insure a positive outcome. A quick release harness, floatation and Spare Air are great safety equipment to have available if you conduct operations over water. When your wing comes into contact with Wave action, surf and ocean/river currents can act as a Sea Anchor and drag your ASS underwater, thus a cut knife is also a tool to have with you. Congrats to the pilot for responding in a manner that insured his safety.Start Safe, Stay Safe.Channing Burton

@khiemhoang969

7 жыл бұрын

lmao why u writing that as if its a letter wtf

@JD-qo9wk

7 жыл бұрын

Because he's polite, well spoken and most likely an older gentleman. Nothing wrong with that, in fact it's refreshing to see.

@phillipbrunyee1782

7 жыл бұрын

J D I was 50 at the time going on 25

@paramandans

6 жыл бұрын

He waited way to long.

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

Dan smith it was my first time you learn from your mistakes

it had a floatation device fitted (purchased separately) otherwise it would have sunk

@MrGolfus

7 жыл бұрын

👍

@77Avadon77

7 жыл бұрын

sunk? with you on it? or can you get out easy?

@ilovebandz_6252

7 жыл бұрын

50th like

@WyattUTFT

7 жыл бұрын

did everything still work?

@ZakFarley

7 жыл бұрын

bet that was cold hehe

Flying over water without enough height to make land in the event of an engine failure is just poor airmanship.

@phillipbrunyee1782

7 жыл бұрын

TheSillyOldDude I drop bown to get the speed boat on the gopro

@boeing7676767

7 жыл бұрын

He's the PIC can do whatever he wants on water as long as he's 1000 feet away from any structure.

@ERWrestler90

7 жыл бұрын

Welp.. That must be what he meant by "poor airmanship" then.

@glynnwright1699

7 жыл бұрын

He was flying along the nudie beach at Studland Bay!

@powderslinger5968

7 жыл бұрын

Yup, SillyOldDude is right. No excuse.

R.I.P Iphone

@kahlilassad3355

7 жыл бұрын

Skippo it was waterproof

@wencichong

7 жыл бұрын

Alfie Gale Its not .-. The video was uploaded when 2014

@thesupermariu

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha

@tyhare1447

6 жыл бұрын

Alfie Gale accept it wasn't waterproof I have the same case it's made by "survivor" but he didn't even have a screen protector on his haha so the phones fucked

@mnminnmn

6 жыл бұрын

new samsungs are quite waterproof!

Phil was flying a Thor 190 light in a Zenith Frame with an Ozone Roadster. The reserve was a gin (he does not know anything else on that) and the flotation was a "AGAMA" www.planetppg.com/FlyStyle.html The issue was the engine running too hot which melted the piston rings and compression was lost, hence the fail....having said this Phil fully admitted that he should never have been so far out to sea......he has never done this since.

omg spent the entire 2nd minute screaming "TOO LOW! TOO LOW" at the screen. Props for having a radio and a float, at least.

@phillipbrunyee1782

5 жыл бұрын

I was trying to get to a 1000 feet when it happened lol

Well, convinced me I want to Paramotor! What's life without adventure

@truthseek3017

6 жыл бұрын

SC EM you must get out and LIVE, not just exist.

@dmetrisamuels3029

5 жыл бұрын

@SC EM jesus christ your life is boring.

we learn best by making mistakes, and the important part is he landed safely. you can always buy new hardware, you cant buy another life. cool video to see actually what it would be like in the event of an engine failure over water. i hope your equipment wasnt badly damaged

@Chance-ry1hq

6 жыл бұрын

Jacob Rothschild “we learn best by making mistakes”. 😂If you live through them. 1000 bucks says this idiot ran out of gas .

@phillipbrunyee1782

5 жыл бұрын

@@Chance-ry1hq HI chance 1957 This idiot here has just made $1000. I still had 7 litre in the tank the engine over heated and piston lost compression.

Here's an idea fly at a height that allows you to glide in to land.

@higheststrpk

8 жыл бұрын

+amduk123 genius. but how relieable are parachutes, or that thing that is above him? i mean cant those break easily? think about it breaking, u would be a stain in ground. do those guys also have parachutes on their back if something happens?

@dead_p1xl964

8 жыл бұрын

+bastard The yellow and black satchel on his lap looks like a reserve parachute and the uploader mentioned the guy who crashed had a reserve called a Gin Rescue Glider.

@higheststrpk

8 жыл бұрын

***** yeah but in general. if i buy one of those things and the parachute cuts in half in the middle of flight, what the fuck am i going to do then? quickly accept god as the lord and savior or some bs like that so if the marginally low chance that that crap is actually true, i would get into heaven?

@dead_p1xl964

8 жыл бұрын

bastard The whole point of a reserve chute is to have a second parachute to save you if the primary fails. What part of that entails dying?

@higheststrpk

8 жыл бұрын

***** i dont know, what if the reserve one breaks aswell? then ur fucked =( (iv always wanted to get fucked)

I fly near the great lakes (erie). We have some islands near by , but there is no way I could fly over to them. Even though I think I could get high enough to glide in a engine out situation. I am glad your alright thanks for posting video.

@schieder1

7 жыл бұрын

nyannyan123456 I'm kinda close to Lake Erie and I have been looking recently into getting into the sport too! Great to know there are people in the area.

@nyannyan123456

7 жыл бұрын

I need to get my paramotor back up and running this year. I live in the Sandusky area. If you live near by you are welcome to check it out this summer.

@schieder1

7 жыл бұрын

I'm on the other end of Lake Erie near Rochester. About 5 hours away unfortunately.

@nyannyan123456

7 жыл бұрын

The sports growing there should be others in your area you will just need to look.

Thanks for uploading, nice views, sorry about your engine out. It is a good reminder to always have an emergency landing spot in view and reachable by flight.

Great video - thank you for sharing. Such a beautiful flight, and then...thank goodness he had a flotation device or he would have been dragged under fast. A good reminder for all of us to stay within gliding distance of something landable.

My golden rule when I'm flying my Dragonfly---where will I be landing if my engine stops right NOW. Two stroke, four stroke or fifty stroke, they'll all kill you if you believe that somehow this engine is different from the rest.

I'm glad you survived and were able to post this video. I don't think you will make that mistake again.

you were so calm when you were landing in the water, I would of panicked because I hate the ocean and I don't want to drown.

@InfinityDsbm

3 жыл бұрын

And sharks might eat you

Holy shit, that looked terrifying. You can hear him gasping for air after he landed in the water, scary stuff.

@phillipbrunyee1782

5 жыл бұрын

The gasping was the sudden change in body temperature after 1 minute that stopped then it took 40 minutes to swim to land. It was a great day.

@roadboat9216

10 ай бұрын

He was gasping because the water is so cold. Thats a natural response to suddenly entering cold water. Also a reason some people drown if they go in cold water head first. They don’t control that first gasp and Inhale all water.

Glad that he is safe. Am sure this has been discussed previously, but it looked like he unbuckled incredibly late in the day for this - he could have been out of the harness much earlier, reducing the risk of getting tangled. Also, why didn't he land out towards the yacht? It would have been further out to sea, but would have at least guaranteed a shorter swim, with someone to collect him and the kit? This could have ended much worse. The light was fading* and there was a very narrow time window for someone to spot and fetch him from the water, before visibility became a problem. On that note, final remark (and difficult to judge from the video) but it looked quite late; would it have been possible to land within 30 minutes of official sunset?

The more i watch these Paramotor Videos....The less my Mind wants 1....

Always fly in a gliding distance to the land- common sense dude.

@phillipbrunyee1782

7 жыл бұрын

pilot zorr some times you have to be naughty to get the sense of adventure.

that would be so fucking scary

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

Aqua Script first time it is

The FLAT TOP PARAMOTOR has built in flotation and will not sink. One lever will completely release you from the harness. This along with many safely features makes for a good choice. Fly safe.

Nice work staying calm. Glad to hear you had floatation over water.

no need to flare its just water.... *SPLUSHHH * Burping up water

So all of the videos I have seen so far with crashes have taught me, if I ever want to do this, to always have height, don’t be doing weird acrobatic stuff with the wing, and do premaintenance checks prior to flight and post-maintenance.

Thank you sharing the video, regards Rob

What a incredible view

Oh man that sucks! So glad you are okay though.

I don't know anything about paramotors but wouldn't the engine fill with water as its strapped to your back so would you need to rebuild the engine or are they waterproofed in case of landing in water

@paramotoringpitsey

5 жыл бұрын

engine had already seized so was not working by the time it had hit the water. needed draining and cleaning

I came here from a video showing how to use water to decarbon an engine. Thats youtube recommendations for you.

Es que.. sobrevolar el mar con la confianza del que el motor no se parará es una absolutísima locura, te estaba viendo pensando que yo iría con mi paramotor y se me estaba poniendo los pelos de punta.

Did you get the Ok and a licence for the music?

Hi. Good video mate - thanks for sharing. I fly in Kent but am a regular visitor to Swanage / Wareham and want to bring my kit down and get a flight in in the next couple of weeks. I know a lot of guys use Baiter Park to take off from but is that legit? Any other sites nearby of friendly farmers you know of?

@paramotoringpitsey

9 жыл бұрын

Daniel J Spencer Hello Mate. Glad you liked the video...needless to say Phil has not flown quite so far out since this incident, he did take off from baiter on this occasion as do we all from time to time. We were challenged once which prompted me into looking deeper and i am glad to say that there is nothing legal that prevents the use of Baiter but we do take off and F**K off as to not annoy to many people. We do have several fields in the area so it does tend to lower the usage as well. Weather for the next few weeks in not great but please feel free to contact us as and when...we are both on FB so sent us a request and we will be more than happy to come flying

@krisstewart5106

6 жыл бұрын

Daniel J Spencer where abouts mate I'm looking at getting into it x

Thats scary.. most of the gear will be damaged😭 lucky he never sunk

Was that you Phil ? Be joining you this summer starting my training at Membury end of January,

Scary, I take it you survived, I have a parajet to, what do u think the engine problem was?

@Beastlyboy54321

7 жыл бұрын

Thomas Hilditch I read a comment they posted the engine got to hot

Where's the rest of the video? Did you swim in to shore or did you get picked up?

I'm wondering why he was so prepared for this fault?

Glad you’re safe. Did you have an inflating life jacket on or is there one built in the equipment?

@paramotoringpitsey

Жыл бұрын

It was phill Brynee who was flying. He had a life jacket on his paramotor, additional equipment, otherwise this would have ended so differently....

How was that channel water?

Dude, this video cut of at the climax! How frustrating!

Never ceases to amaze me why people fly outside of glide distance to land.

What's the water temperature? What happened after? Did someone pick you up, or did you have to swim the rest of the way? How trashed was your gear?

@paramotoringpitsey

7 жыл бұрын

don't think the water was that bad but it was a long swim for him. He was picked up all bedraggled from the beach......engine was bust anyway hence the wet landing....piston rings melted and compression was lost......phone sadly died as a result of salt water intake.......lol

That sucks man crap! How long did it take to get to land ?

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

Campfacer 40 minutes swin

Oh man i was in such a good mood thanks to the musik and than this happens 😂

In most the accident videos I watch, they cut the video way prematurely!

NEVER fly over/in a place that you can't: a) turn around in b) land in. Water would qualify as one of those places. I'm not sure how cold that water was but its good you were close to shore or you might have experienced hypothermia. Glad your okay....thanks for posting.

So iv been thinking of getting one of these marvelous contraption for a few years, I live at app 5000 feet, and it does get gusty, how susceptible are they to cross winds, down gusts, dont wana die but sure looks like fun. Safe?

@dillonmech7206

8 жыл бұрын

mountainous terrain, Lots a trees.

@Guevara1015

7 жыл бұрын

Very, don't try and fly in wind else you'll go nowhere. Can't take off in more than 6 - 8 mph of wind

Run out of fuel? sounded like it... How on earth did you make it back without getting hypothermia?

So many things wrong with this, I am astonished he actually posted it. Maybe he will earn his Darwin Award another day.

He's lucky he had a floatation device, I fly over our lake all the time, when the water is cold I fly high enough to reach land, summer I fly low to water with a life jacket on. I also fly a Flat Top Ninja, if I do go in it' only takes a second to get out with the quick release harness, it's the only motor I would fly. I have over 500 hrs. on my meter, with zero engine outs, so far that is.LOL

@jorgegimenez9256

5 жыл бұрын

Que bella vista... espero que lo alla podido recuperar..

Yo i saw you subs and I subbed

OMG! Is this the same Phil Brunyee who runs the tiling business? If so I used to go out trail riding with him and Deano most Sundays. He always did bounce well for an old boy - always remember his great dismount at Cusses Gorse 😀 Funny - I'm currently looking at getting into paramotoring and stumbled across the video. Chin up Phil and hope the armbands worked ok 👌

@paramotoringpitsey

7 жыл бұрын

By what you are saying i think this may well be the same person...i will pass the message on.....

@paramotoringpitsey

7 жыл бұрын

Paramotoring Dreamer is his you tube channel

@skimbo72

7 жыл бұрын

Cheers! What are the chances...

@phillipbrunyee1782

7 жыл бұрын

skimbo72 yes it is me and I am still alive and I have done one other water crash at Swanage but only knee deep and standing. Have you started yet

@skimbo72

7 жыл бұрын

Phillip Brunyee lo mate, yes I am booked in with Simon Westmore at Membury Airfield. Weathers gone to rat sh&t so just waiting for a decent day to start. I visited Parajet the other day, turns out they know you quite well too it seems 😯 going to be a zenith for me, moster plus 185 and a universal wing 👌

which cam did u film it with?!?

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

-TyPlaysForLife - Go pro 3

Flying Paramotor needs higher lQ than this . My grandson of 3 years once said " can you not THINK " in a much lessor situation.

thanks for sharing

Good Camera, nice video !

Is it possible to find a thermal or get some lift in anyway while over the water like that?

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

Riley Martin no

You had a phone there right?

Great views Phil, bet the channel didn't taste good.

that really sucks man, of all the times it can conk out

I recommend re-uploading this video with its original audio; you'd probably get more views. The music is a bit lame but aside from that, it was a cool video!

@KarstenKoerner

7 жыл бұрын

Nick Wood hell naw that is some good music

@Eclipsile

7 жыл бұрын

Thats like the best song ever.

@silentsniper098

7 жыл бұрын

It was "the best" when it came out, now it's just an overplayed nuisance.

@jamesrivis620

6 жыл бұрын

Nick Wood Music by Australian group Gotyea.

@davidrichardson8394

6 жыл бұрын

Now your just somebody that he used to know

Talk about your gear. What were you flying, wing, motor/frame, reserve, flotation.. Good to share those details because that is what we start wondering about when we see the flights and the unexpected landings...

Man i hope you are in good condition now. What happened? You ran out of gas ?

@paramotoringpitsey

4 жыл бұрын

No.... piston rings melted but all good

How did you get to land?

@paulnpy7918

8 жыл бұрын

+Hunter Cooke He's a wizard he can teleport himself.

@huntercooke8851

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Npy oh okay I see :p

@paramotoringpitsey

8 жыл бұрын

+Hunter Cooke he had a very long swim watched by police and coast guard helicopters

@Skayzifly

8 жыл бұрын

+paramotoring pitsey I bet they were here only for the show. What, no ?...

@phillipbrunyee1782

5 жыл бұрын

40 minutes swimming lol

Love how the music cuts off.. 'HELP!!...' LOL😂😂😂😂

Does something like this need to be reported or can he just call uber to pick him up at the beach?

@paramotoringpitsey

7 жыл бұрын

we did call coast guard to see if they fancied a fishing trip but they forgot to bring there rods...otherwise no need to report

Where can I buy one like that?

Was the gasoline empty or what was the cause ?

@paramotoringpitsey

9 жыл бұрын

overunitydotcom the piston head got too hot and melted the piston rings which meant it lost pressure and ultimately just stopped. It was all repaired by Polini mind

@paramotoringpitsey

8 жыл бұрын

+WildAndLiving This is where i am no good, No idea why it got too hot just did...was completely replaced so i guess that says more

No one here knows how scary that would be A HEAVY PARACHUTE AND PROPELLER SINKING YOU TO THE BOTTEM OF THE OCEAN Not even the best swimears can swim with that weight

Do they have some sort of airbag float device or did it sink

@phillipbrunyee1782

5 жыл бұрын

I had a float and a long swim

Why didnt you show more?

I am a noobie at these things but would it have been safe to bail at a descent safe height? Say 30 feet?

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

Steven Arseneault No people have jumped thinking they are at 30 feet but where still at 100 feet and died.

I know there's lots of equipment to help mitigate risk of drowning in water landings, my question is, could they not abandon all equipment about 10 - 20 ft above the water and swim away safely?

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

Alex Czyz It was a soft landing

@alexczyz1475

6 жыл бұрын

Phillip Brunyee RTFQ.

That's what people get for using two strokes...

which background song??

who's music??

You should have been playing Kenny Logins DANGER ZONE! LOL!

I nearly would have aimed for that damn sailboat, bit of a risk though. If you are super far out, try to get to a boat. This of course is if you don't have enough altitude to get back for whatever reason

Are you allowed to fly over populated areas over there? The white cliffs are beautiful.

@paramotoringpitsey

5 жыл бұрын

you Can at a minimum height of 500 feet.......however at this location you do need to have passed a flying test just to prove competency...not too difficult, as there is an airport nearby and the ATC have implemented this

@MrJdsenior

5 жыл бұрын

@@paramotoringpitsey That's pretty cool. It would be neat if the FAA would allow that here in the "good ole" US (WITH the testing requirement AND some N type numbering for ident on the sail, neither of which I would have any problem with, since that's the way it is in general aviation. It shouldn't even bother those that don't want to test/Ident as they would just have the current disallowance. I think there's been some talk of it here between the "governing bodies" (manufacturers/ clubs/ etc) and the FAA of the sport (which have no governance at all except the ear of the FAA), who wants to stay out of it as long as they can beyond FAR103 and some addendums, also a good thing, but we have morons that will do stupid crap and mess that up, too....as always, an EXTREMELY small percentage. All hearsay, so take nothing I'm saying here as gospel, as I'm not flying YET, but that's what I see as the gist of it from several paramotorors/instructors/manufacturers YT vids and some reading. I'm starting the diet now to get down to MY designated "flying weight". I certainly DO like the non-intrusive stand the FAA is taking (set the rules-allow the community do demonstrate they can follow them/ police themselves), to keep costs and additional hassle to a minimum, but they wrote 'em, they can expand them. And what's REALLY scary, to me, is everything I'm reading about it shows the FAA's reasoning on adoption or non-adoption of certain "ideas" from the paramotoring community to be WELL THOUGHT OUT. IF ONLY our ENTIRE govt. were like that...it would be a totally different country, more like 50 years ago, in terms of govt. snooping and control reach. Well, that got to be a soapbox, sorry, hopefully someone will get something, maybe just a laugh, out of it. I have GOT to get over the "mother country" sometime and tour it and some parts of Europe I would love to see. ;-) So much to do, so little time.

A most notable occurrence.

Problema?

So what did you do after you landed?

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

b9y Had a 40 minute swim

Flying that far away from land, and at sunset, was reckless. You also endangered the lives of your rescuers.

@phillipbrunyee1782

5 жыл бұрын

The rescuers had a flight in a very nice helicopter and I told them with hand signal that I was ok and sorted my self out. Ps the sun set is the best time of the day.

Why head towards the shore if you know you're not gonna make it? There was a boat right nearby where you were you could've ditched in the water near the boat so he could fish you out..

@paramotoringpitsey

7 жыл бұрын

I think he did call out to them. if you can hear over the engine you can hear his shout "help" and i don't think they heard him.....lol

@AV8R_1

7 жыл бұрын

paramotoring pitsey I heard that, but I fly over the water all the time, and if my engine never quits I want somebody to see me go in so I'm aiming for a boat and I'm hitting the water 10 feet away from that thing.

That's the golf course on wii sports

Always fly high enough to reach land, I could clearly see you couldn't reach land at the cliffs ;) Hope you are OK

Never forget you're just a paraglider with a motor :D

If an Airbus A330 has both engines fail or a system failure in the middle of the Atlantic is that poor airmanship because he didn't have enough height to save all 280 passengers?

@phillipbrunyee1782

7 жыл бұрын

Jambo Jambo No thats bad luck

@79Niall

6 жыл бұрын

Jambo Jambo Funny enough, that happened twice. Once they were lucky, the other time everyone died. Both times it was bad airmanship.

@paramotormarilia-sp6418

6 жыл бұрын

They are two different situations. One you have etops certification to fly over the ocean, the other one, you only have your skills, certified equipment and your common sense xD. That's why you shouldn't fly this far from the shore. Unexpected motor cutoff is quite common in powered paragliders. You need to know your glide ratio, in order to come back safely.

@pintail120

5 жыл бұрын

Jambo Jambo am GET REAL - A330 has a huge amount of resilience compared to a lawn mower engine

Hey nice meeting you today Phil, great (little scary) video....nice choice of Aussie music 😉😃 Simon

This gives me anxiety

i suppose this is a possible end result when taking such a risk. i guess as long as you plan for such an event it would make the chances of survival higher.

How are you doing after that,

@captainmanuk9354

6 жыл бұрын

sparkle sprite well I’m a pilot, I fly a 737-800er so I don’t have time for crashing , I have to be professional and keep everyone safe on my flight 😏

@phillipbrunyee1782

6 жыл бұрын

sparkle sprite HI sparkle you sound a very angry lighten up mate you Are getting older 5 months since you wrote your post as you would say you old Fu-k. I was well aware of the consequences if i had a problem when I was over water and was well prepared for it. Why are you so angry. Lol

Wow, i wanted to get into paramotor flying. Any info. you can give me? Thanks.

@LobstarNZ

7 жыл бұрын

Hector Bueso learn to swim.

@hectorbueso5221

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I already know.

Its a great vid to share

Why no flaring before the landing?

@niconico3907

5 жыл бұрын

If you flare, there is more risks the wing and lines fall on top of you. And you definitly don't want to be tangled in the lines undernearth the wing, trying to get air. If you dont flare, the wing falls in front of you, with the lines straight,less risk of tangle. And the wing falls on the leading edge, trapping the air in, so the wing will stay longer on the surface, and not take as much water in.

Someone tell me what the song is called

@acoustico1472

6 жыл бұрын

Vincent Evans somebody that I used to know by gotye

What is the name of that song

@casparwilliams1507

8 жыл бұрын

somebody that I used to know

Now your just somebody that i used to know. Damn!

@phillipbrunyee1782

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry still here lol

Was the water deep?

@phillipbrunyee1782

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know I stayed on top