...and how high an aspect can we go?
I'm thinking about light winds. Like a glider.
Hi Brendan! I must say I saw some video of one of the starboard race boards and it looked, well, fast.
This is more of a curiosity thing as I've found that when there's wind in Sydney there's wind. Half the time I've used a 4.7 i've been overpowered. Just to be clear *when* there's wind.
I was looking in the news section and there was a video about high aspect kites and it stirred my interest is all.
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I was looking in the news section and there was a video about high aspect kites and it stirred my interest is all.
That sounds might suspicious dude.
Select to expand quoteevlPanda said..evlPanda said..
I was looking in the news section and there was a video about high aspect kites and it stirred my interest is all.
That sounds might suspicious dude.
Looks even more suspicious that your replying to youself from your same login, maybe you forgot to change to your alias login.
Select to expand quoteTweaked said..evlPanda said..evlPanda said..
I was looking in the news section and there was a video about high aspect kites and it stirred my interest is all.
That sounds might suspicious dude.
Looks even more suspicious that your replying to youself from your same login, maybe you forgot to change to your alias login.
GOLD 
The trouble with high aspect sails, is their leverage over the rider. That's the problem with windsurfers, if the power is too far above the boom you can't hang onto it.
A 1988 ish NP RAF Speed - the one Fred Haywood used - was about the highest ever. :)
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A 1988 ish NP RAF Speed - the one Fred Haywood used - was about the highest ever. :)
I had one of these in 5.4 size. Love to see one again
