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Congratulations to both winners and thank you John.

Nice win Brian. Congratulations my friend.

I only fly Revs, so I can't judge about other kites. My personal opinion is to pay a little more, find a JB Rev or a New York Minute (without the Reflex system), if you want to stick to a Rev. But keep in mind parts for older Revs like these become rare lately. That can be a problem later. The EXP is not bad, but also not a model that invites you to grow. Also keep in mind that different frame types (if still available) makes your kite fly very different.

Congratulations Dave with this beautiful kite. And a big thanks to Yoyoing_p again for his nice gesture. 😀And of course also congratulate to you John. Living on a five minutes walk from the beach is a wonderful place for a kiteflyer. 👍

Never mind John, as long as I didn't miss it. 👍

Has it been yet?

Congratulations Fred Degley. Enjoy your winnings.

Amazing, thank you Yoyoing. And Kite forge of course.

Congrats Yoyoing_p, and enjoy your winning. 👍 And glad to hear you and your kid are ok John.

First things first John. Take care my friend.

We're not as greedy as we look John. 😄 Take your time.

Congrats David, enjoy your winning. 👍

It flies nice. Reacts good on changing line tention. 👍

I have a set of P90 and in my opinion it is the same as the race frame black. Perhaps even lighter. But let's talk about weight. I have been working with RC gliders for years. Here, too, every gram counts. But at some point it turns out that when you get a little more experience, the weight has less of an influence. I also notice that with flying kites. Of course it is nice when your kite weighs as little as possible, but when you gain more experience with the same kite, a few grams more suddenly no longer matters. Just my two cents though.😉

Congratulations with your winning Brian. 👍