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tomdiving
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i'd guess that if you had enough wind to get an 8m fb kite up and do loops, your idea of "static" would be challenged.
i had a 7m bullet up in pretty low wind, and there was no way in the world i was going to be standing still when it hit any part of the power zone.
it DID make for a great workout, though.
i'm just shy of 10 stone.
a large flexifoil blade on a low angle bridle setting would probably be good for what you seek, but maybe not on such long lines. i can handle a 4.9
blade on light settings, but the normal and grunt settings run me all over the place.
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jantie
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Quote: Originally posted by Tao-flyer  | Yes that looks seriously awesome Jantie,it must have looked mesmerising as it moved across the window,thanks for digging out the pics
I see that you are flying it de-power..could an 8m kite like that with 50m lines be flown static with FB? If not, can you still make it skim the sand
and do loops like with a FB?
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I flew and still fly only with handles...
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Tao-flyer
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Thanks for the replies..soz , only just seen the 2nd page!
totally agree about the workout factor tomdiving, same when i static fly my 6m on the beach.
I think I'll leave the adventurous stuff to you jantie..looks awesome though
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ScottAvery
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Noticed the comment about permit and insurance. Is that a requirement for kite traction in most places? Or was it a joke?
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Tao-flyer
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Hi ScottAvery
Where I fly and kite buggy a permit and insurance is necessary for traction activities,I dont know about other places.
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