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The wind would most likely provide enough resistanceJono 111 wrote:...plus a way of taking the slack out of the landing line.
In the video this is done by standing on the landing line on the beach.
I guess at sea, you would need to wrap your feet round it, or take slack out before reassembling?
Jono 111 wrote:Hi -
I can assure you I'm a genuinely interested party here. Also happy to admit that I have no experience with cab kites, so may well just be missing the point.
The part I didn't get was if you released the kite to its landing line in a deep water situation (which granted is a rare occurence). In this case it seems that you need two hands fully engaged to reassemble the system, plus a way of taking the slack out of the landing line.
In the video this is done by standing on the landing line on the beach. I guess at sea, you would need to wrap your feet round it, or take slack out before reassembling? Sounded tricky to me, thats all.
I may well be missing the point, not trolling.
Best regards
Jono
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