Moses 1100 Wing

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AlexF said..

jmf1 said..

Thanks for the feedback. Good to know. I will give it a try. On my place (Etang de Berre), chop comes with wind. So in target conditions, it will be flat water. However I will switch to 683 as soon as possible.

Maybe the 1100 or the 790 would be less "boring" on flat water 8-10 knts conditions...

Not so frequent to see owners of Aeromod foils :-) French ?

By the way, with which combo do you use the 873 (mast / board) ?

JMF

I guess you'd have even more fun with the 873 some kilometers further, in Carro with some swell.
I was there 2 weeks ago on my way back home from Portugal to Germany, where i live.
The Aeromod is one of the finest foils made in France, you should try it one time, just 350 km from your place to the Lac de Ganguise, where Alexis lives and develops his foils.

Most of the time i use the Moses with a Goya Fringe 6.3 or Banzai 5.7, on my 4in1 Board.

That's an amazing looking board. Have heard great things about Aeromod and they seem really affordable for the amount of carbon.

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AlexF said..
SUP Surfing
SUP Foiling
WindSup
Windfoil
Wingfoil

It's a 5in1 already.

Sure not 100% perfect for each discipline, but perfect for reducing storing and transporting efforts.

Die eierlegende Wollmilchsau (for the non-Germans: en.wiktionary.org/wiki/eierlegende_Wollmilchsau) finally has been discovered!

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Paddlezz said..
Hi Alex, can you specify 4 in 1?

SUP Surfing
SUP Foiling
WindSup
Windfoil
Wingfoil

It's a 5in1 already.

Sure not 100% perfect for each discipline, but perfect for reducing storing and transporting efforts.

Do you mean with WindSUP =SUPfoil downwinding?
Give it a try and install a fin in the Tuttle box may also able to windsurf with a fin too.

In my experience with a 2019 Takuma 7?10 hybride, a combination of a WaveSUP, SUPfoil,Windfoil etc. board does not working good enough as a wind propulsed Wingfoil or Windfoil board, becouse the tailrocker is bigger for WaveSUP/SUPFoil to take off on a curvy wave frontface.
The Takuma needed at least a 3degree wedge under the foilmount to make it easier take off as Wingfoiler. The same problems have had also users of first gen. WaveSups with foiltrack what I know, like the Stubby and Hypernut. In a ideal case should the fuselage parallel lines out with the board deck.
Seen from the Wind driven perspective I don?t get it why on your board the foiltrack is more forward comparing to the Tuttle box.
If the tailrocker is a progressive curve what is mostly, the angle of attack of the foil frontwing is in both mountings different. The ideal multi mount Wind-solution IMHO I see on the new JP Freefoil. In both mountings the foil is always in the -right position, the footstraps fits ~allways and you dont have to mess up your balance and muscle memory.

Windsup is not classic frerride windsurfing, it's more the super lightwind waveriding. 5-10 knots and powerful waves that I want to ride in the impact zone. Using it like an XXL waveboard when even my big waveboard is too tricky for slogging out.
For planing on flat water it has too much rocker.

For foiling this rocker has to be compensated. With a platemount foil I use a 3mm wedge, the DT box is build in inclined forward, so the fuselage is parallel to the rocker under the front footstraps.
I can't use foils with a flange around the DT head therefore, but the Aeromod only had a small "nose" at front of the mast, that I could sand down in 5 minutes.

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