Seven SUL from Sport Kite Design. It will be a colour match to my Seven Standard. I should have it in time for the gentle winter breezes.
Then, I'm waiting on the development of the Vented version for Spring/Summer.
How are you enjoying the "B"?
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My advice,
Only get a kite you like looking at. If the red isn't your first choice maybe put an enquiry into them asking when they might get some other colours ones in. It may tip them over to do an order.
I've flown both sizes of Walas (well at least the XL for sure) and they are fun as both glider and static kite.
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Which one do you like better?
The ghosts look very sweet by themselves, or in a train.
The leviathan looks impressive in the sky by itself.
I'd say the ghost would have less pull. Could always get one now and the other later...
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If you just want to fly, the Dream On from Skydog Kites is on of the best lookers in that range. Either the black or white. According to the "blurb" a quick bridle adjustment and then you can trick it too. I've got a Jammin' but a Dream on is my next 'dog.
Get a RTF (ready to fly) package that has lines and straps with it. Or be sure to include that if it doesn't come with.
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I'm in.
That's right. I got the international postage for this. I know what I'll put up if I win too.
This is one cool lookin' kick arse kite and couldn't pass up the opportunity.
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Not that complex...
Call Flying Smiles kites, give cc number and addy, hang up.
Seriously, it is dead easy to install and set up. Instructions are clear. Might see if there is one in B2 size???
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The common French Bridal still has 5 connection points on the LE.
The Revoholic French Bridal has 7 but I think that is a PAW special.
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I have one on a Rev1.5SUL that has a couple of other mods. IMO it makes the kite more responsive, some say sensitive, to your inputs. Twitchy is a term thrown around but I don't mind that as it is for very light winds. The connection points are moved further outwards from the centre. For about 25 dollars plus postage I think it is worth it.
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Whoa! That came round awfully quick. Drawing day...
Now JB, get up late after a great Valentines Day dinner, have a hearty breaky, a strong cuppa and....
my number is #977,
just in case
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I saw this design somewhere on the web where the winder looked like a rabbit. Apologies if it is copyrighted. Tried to do it from memory. This one is for my oldest (9) girl's SLK.
This is kind of fun...
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My wife got me a Rasta Jammin for Christmas but haven't put it up yet. Well put together kite. Quality materials and great sewing. Really impressed me. Not giving this one up...
Edit: spelling, damn phone..
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One thing with Rev rods, it's the internal diameter that is the measured one. The ferrule the joins the 2 rods is the same from Diamond to 4 Wrap. That's how you can mix and match different rods to create a different flexing leading edge. The difference in outer diameter would be very negligible. How thick is a wrap of carbon?
The other thing with Revs and their frames is by redistributing the weight gives different flight dynamics. Not just actual flying but also slack line tricks.
Don't limit yourself to a frame made only of the same rods, mix up with different weights and flex. The results will surprise you.
That and holes can be patched.
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Couple of days to go now.
It's a glorious summer here in West Oz and we know how kites love the summer breezes...
#977
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