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- ObijuanKenobe
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Re: PAW & Dynamite -SUL-
Rockin' flying here.
Some obvious SUL winds...and some obvious skills.
Two months, and I am coming HOME!!
obi
Some obvious SUL winds...and some obvious skills.
Two months, and I am coming HOME!!
obi
"When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return." L daVinci
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- Sub
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Re: PAW & Dynamite -SUL-
Nice vid, great flying.
Is it as well balanced (locked in) as it looks?
Is it as well balanced (locked in) as it looks?
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- PAW
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Re: PAW & Dynamite -SUL-
Sub wrote:Nice vid, great flying.
Is it as well balanced (locked in) as it looks?
Hi Sub...I do not understand your question
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- Sub
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Re: PAW & Dynamite -SUL-
In the video it looks like the kite goes into certain positions with ease, and then stays there without much adjustment from the pilot.
When flying, if it has a "locked in" feel, then every trick is less work for you and consistently the kite will perform the trick in the same manner.
When flying, if it has a "locked in" feel, then every trick is less work for you and consistently the kite will perform the trick in the same manner.
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- PAW
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Re: PAW & Dynamite -SUL-
Well, the Dynamite is pretty easy to fly...I had in the video (as you can see through the fixed set camera) pretty changing winds in many direktions and strength...I probably would not have been able to fly most of these tricks that time, if I have had another SUL on the lines...for me, the Dynamite makes really fun and handles with the Back Country settings good in strange winds !
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