Always lines "on" on all your kites ??

SupaEZ · **Joined:** Sun Jun 12, 2011 12:47 pm **Posts:** 1640

fokiten wrote:

Actually MY SYSTEM has been adopted by some for profit kite schools---Kitepower for one, imagine that?? ha ha

WOW talk about Self Agrandissement if i ever saw a pure example of it.......
Didn't you just recently say that YOU were anti-anti-anti self agrandissement
OOOOOPS....your paws slipped on the keyboard...were you (thinking) typing out loud (again)

Here is your prize :winner2:

and some cash :cash:

14ToeSide · **Joined:** Sun Nov 27, 2011 12:16 am **Posts:** 425

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frankm1960 · **Joined:** Sun Feb 04, 2007 10:48 pm **Posts:** 1224

SupaEZ wrote:

frankm1960 wrote:

Supaez,, regarding your method of launch with lines permanently attached... won't the wind cause the LE edge to bend or kink in places as you're inflating and running out your lines? The kite will want to keep it's shape in spite of the wind trying to flatten it out kinda thing... ie with the up wind wing tip being pinned down with sand the down wind wing tip will be left to flop around in the wind.

Also .. because of the way the kite is situated relative to the wind won't you need a quite a bit of sand in higher winds, more so than with the traditional weighted wing tip launch technique?

Thanks for the question......and i will reply soon i promise

The 5pm sea breeze just kicked in and i need to get a sesh before dinner (this is 3rd day in a row)
Air temp 84..water temp 82.4...wind SE 16 mph (140 degrees)....waves 2-3ft with "no drift"

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Did you lose interest in the question?

SupaEZ · **Joined:** Sun Jun 12, 2011 12:47 pm **Posts:** 1640

frankm1960 wrote:

SupaEZ wrote:

frankm1960 wrote:

Supaez,, regarding your method of launch with lines permanently attached... won't the wind cause the LE edge to bend or kink in places as you're inflating and running out your lines? The kite will want to keep it's shape in spite of the wind trying to flatten it out kinda thing... ie with the up wind wing tip being pinned down with sand the down wind wing tip will be left to flop around in the wind.

Also .. because of the way the kite is situated relative to the wind won't you need a quite a bit of sand in higher winds, more so than with the traditional weighted wing tip launch technique?

Thanks for the question......and i will reply soon i promise

The 5pm sea breeze just kicked in and i need to get a sesh before dinner (this is 3rd day in a row)
Air temp 84..water temp 82.4...wind SE 16 mph (140 degrees)....waves 2-3ft with "no drift"

........................... :surf: