Dean750

Thank you for the feed back. I went out again today with about 12mph and it sucked I do live inland, Albany, Oregon to be exact. I think your right about the handles. And the lines (stock 150# 100') still feel stretchy. I can count to one one thousand three before something happens. Frustating. I'd like to try a real Rev sometime. If I could afford to travel that is. I'm a light wind dually guy normally. But I've always been intigued by the Rev. I normally fly the M.E.F.M. original by Ray Bordelon. BTW, has anyone figured out how to fly multiple Rev's yet? I can do multiple kites indoors and out. Just curious.

I've been flying the M.E.F.M. pretty much since I started kiting. Is there anyone out there with trickin' experience with the M? I'm having problems with the roto fade and I'm starting to really doubt it'll do yo-yo's. Dean

I've owned a Rev 1 since 97'. In high winds it was fun while I was still into fighting the kite. Now I prefer light wind. The Rev just doesn't seem as responsive or as controllable as I'd like. Like theres hesitation between what my hand says and the kite does. Whether I'm on 90# or the 150#. I'm curious as to whether it's the short, stock handles or is it the lines (feels like they stretch sometimes) or both or maybe something else. If I could get some ideas about what rod set, handle set and line set I should be using to fly the Rev 1 in 2 to 10 mph winds I'd be greatful. Thanks, Dean