Bunduki Vlieger
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Congratulations. Have fun with it!
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This is my Gaze ST in orange. It's waiting for wind between the asparagus fields...
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If you actually come to Leipzig, I will bring my Gaze. Maybe there will be a chance to fly it outside somewhere.
But you are welcome to try it in the hall
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I had the opportunity to fly the Gaze Standard in Cervia. Nice kite - great price!
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Hi Tullo!
It was nice to see you the days in Cervia :-)
I had the opportunity to fly the gaze. I liked it very much. John said that at a Vented maybe will come.-
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Congratulations :-)
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Cool! Congratulations and have fun with it.
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Interesting that you offer a " third-party " product. Especially a two-liner - or does that make more sense to round up your portfolio?
I could not find much information (even on FB): What makes the Gaze so special or what makes it better? What is the difference to e.g. a Level One One or a CKD? Both have an excellent reputation.
Is the Gaze a pure team kite or rather a trick kite?
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I'm curious to see who wins. Great price!
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Frohe Weihnachten und ein paar erholsame und besinnliche Feiertage
// Happy holidays
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Congratulations 🙂
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2 hours ago, allen.pitts said:
The user manual is being updated to reflect these changes and I am working on a setup video.
I am excited to see this :-)
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I was flying indoors last night. There were many great gliders, a lot of Horvaths. The Putz does not need to hide. A great little glider!
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The obvious: It's a Canard. Similar to the Prism Zero G. The Zero G has the option of trim. The Putz Arrow doesn't. But Chee Wan trims his kites before delivery.
Actually, I don't like canards. I don't like the layout.
In this case, however, the uncomplicated and easy-to-handle flight characteristics easily make up for this "flaw" for me. The Putz Arrow glides smoothly and elegantly. It is not agile/nervous but reacts well to impulses. My 6-year-old quickly understood and flew it after a short instruction.
The assembly is quick and easy. The weight is 35g. The pack size is not too big, so that the Putz Arrow is also well suited as an always-on glider.
I'm flying it indoors this evening and I'm curious to see how it performs there.
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A new glider. The Putz Arrow by Leong Chee Wan.
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I spent a long weekend with the Apus ST (and Djinn UL, LO ONE and iFlite Vented, which didn't come out of the bag though) on the german/french border. And had the opportunity to fly along the Rhine and in the vineyards.
I had a lot of fun with the Apus.
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Congratulations 🤗
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Awesome 🥰
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@Exult Did you travel to Berlin?
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I have not been able to fly for a long time. Too much work :-(
But the gift from the wife had to take to the air today: An Apus ST (developed by PAW, built by CEngel).
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I have a few quads. A few "original" Revolution, some "replicas" (in improved version), a few Detox and three Djinn.
The Djinn are by far the most flown quads. I like the colour design/layout, the quality of the craftsmanship, the innovative details and the flying characteristics.
Another advantage is the always good helpfulness and support from @John Barresi. In the quad (!) sector, in my opinion, only Los Hermanos (-> Detox) are as great.
Disadvantages? Hmmm... I don't know any!
Difference to other quads? I mainly fly Djinn and Detox. Djinn on short lines. Detox on long lines. But that's more subjective and my choice is based on terrain and mood.-
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Short trip from France over to the British Channel Island of Jersey. Beautiful there! And of course a set of Djinns in the bag. If I get the chance to fly....
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Great price! I take one :-)
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Gaze ST by Flying Wings (June 1st, 2023)
in Current Drawings
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Happy Birthday my friend!