I've been farting around with this for a while - finally nearly finished (just light/reg bar and waterproof cover to add. The base is a bakrak stainless steel towbar rack. I have fitted a 4mm checkerplate alumimium base, and made frame from 30mm box section stainless. One stainless steel bar slips through the frame, through the swing arms and out the other side - where a small padlock secures it for transport and theft. It is extemely strong, light, and allows the fitting and removing of the paramotor in literally seconds - as shown in video. Unlike most examples, the base of the frame is NOT bolted down -t his puts lots of stress on the cage base as the weight of the paramotor during acceleration pushes against the base - potentially damaging/bending it. Instead, the vertical section secures onto the swing arms - the strongest part! and the load is a lateral one - strong with no chance of cage damage. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOlP3Im7bvI

Some footage of flying at the Las Candelas paramotor festival at La Puebla De Los Infantes, Sevilla, Spain. Sorry it's taken so long to get around to editing this - but it took a while to learn Final Cut, and then find time to actually put it all together. Hope you like it - please comment if you do. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWfn6Y8wgME

First flight about 2 hours before I had to come down for a pee! Then up again for another 90 mins - was reaaally windy second flight though - only a few folk up. tricky take off with all that gubbins on my head. Experimental video really - just trying new angles - my gimbal screwed up and was pointing at sky, and the gopro had set itself to some crappy white balance/colour that I couldn't get rid of in editing... so it is what it is. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjX4-K-E9FM

This is a test shot of some of my 3d footage properly aligned and sent to youtube with their yt3d:enable=true flag - I find the cross eye (no 3d equipment) one works really well - but I can only cross my eyes enough with it in a small window. These were shot in South Africa using 2 identical Panasonic Lumix FX37 digital cameras. This is just a sample, I took various clips with different toe ins, and am still experimenting with the settings. Both of these have had the left/right eye adjusted to give a decent 3d view by moving one image slightly horizontally - otherwise there is too big a difference between the shots and your brain doesn't process them correctly ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0flxTiRz7I