Quad Lines Down Under

[West Australian]

I have Lots of Videos for you all, some shot ages ago, but never published some shiny and new.

No Pro's here, just some Aussies having fun.

Enjoy.

First up a quick shot of Rob Flying the NPW Sylvester.

http://youtu.be/AbSiu231DBg

Next I am mucking around on the 2 stack.

http://youtu.be/9nAxgBClo0E

In this scene I am Flying the 2 Stack, Rob is on the Rev 1.

All goes well untill he Attacks!

http://youtu.be/rIxD_6_Gln8

This is a new video of me flying the Rev 1 in light winds.

Just trying to keep it in the sky.

http://youtu.be/yE8TWzbnHf0

This is the SUL from a new perspective

http://youtu.be/dMZnTuN9Gok

I hope you saw something you liked.

WA

[SHBKF]

Very helpful to see these. I most resemble the "just trying to keep it in the air" video. Some recent help I've received from my KiteLife masters is to slow down a bit. Now I can see it in the videos where before I did not. Also I can now watch a kite video seeing the inputs by the flier & how the kite responds. Thanks so much. Your fans are watching. Sylvester is very cool with Rob on the lines.

[SHBKF]

Just a little reflection from the Dark Side of the Highlands of Virginia on this Christmas afternoon. Somehow I feel a great kinship with my Kitelife friends of Australia. It may be through my Irish surname somehow. When I read the posts, watch the videos & chat a bit, I know I would be right at home flying side by side.

[Amexpmh]

Because upside down seems right side up? :-)

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[SparkieRob]

Because upside down seems right side up? :-)

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You guys....

We are smack bang in the middle of summer and it's glorious!

And Dayhiker, you are welcome to join us anytime.

[West Australian]

Thanks for the kind words Dayhiker.

We would be happy to have you down under

[West Australian]

New Video to Add.....

A little Urban Trek for me.

The winds were really strange, With the trees, Traffic and Building. I kept getting pushed around and spent most of the time trying to keep control.

Well let me know what you think:

[Paul LaMasters]

My only thought is to use a moment of caution when picking a flying spot. i think you might be liable for a traffic accident, since you're so close to the road. Tough to explain in court (or to an insurance company!) that the reason a driver had crashed "could be interrupted as YOUR fault". With that said, I admire the challenge you have taken-on by flying in such a a restricted airspace with turbulence to boot, on short lines.

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[West Australian]

Indeed Paul the distraction problem did cross my mind. I commented on such concerns in the roadside flying thread.

This spot is fairly hidden from the road by those trees.

Given that every park I can fly at is bordered by roads, I don't see it ever being risk free. In a world where people sue each other over the stupidest things my only risk free choice is to stay home. So I choose to take the chance and have a fly