drdante

After a few days when the impressionist has been digested. It has been a great weekend at the Danish quad clinic 2017. For a number of years, it has been my dream and get John Barresi to Denmark and do a quad clinic, I know it has also been John's wish to come here. And now I sit here and it's all over, with the feeling I want more. Thanks to all of this could be possible. I hope with all my heart, your all, I've got something good out of it, things that you can use forwards, practices and even develop your skills as quad pilots. Use what you have learned in the future for your development, do not stop this progress, you are all good quad pilots. And who knows, there may be a follow-up to this clinic in a timely manner. With that said, I do miss the cohesion and friendship we have. And can only look forward to Nordic Kite Meeting 18. love Dan

It has been a pleasure to have met all of you and it has been fantastic. A quote that I like a lot, and follow me around: The best things in life, are the people we love.... the places we ´ve been...and the memories we´ve made along the way! Josh, John - Thank you for a very good and learning rich clinic. And St. anna on the sea - thanks for a lovely kite festival. It will not be the last time the Vikings well visit St anna.

game on :-)

Us from Denmark have accommodation in, I think it is Howarth house.

Ivar... That is nice to see. [emoji16][emoji16] Sent from my ONE E1003 using KiteLife mobile app

Cool, i think Laxton Mursel, Lars christian Østergård and Anders Matson have paid aswell ?

two great danes I have thought about. the first day to the individual clinic, is it possible to make a wish list for what exercises / problems I like to work with, and mayby there are some other there have the same issues. Then perhaps we could get together in small groups and work with this. just a through !!!!!! I well persuade him to get a username :-) :-)

Yes it is @gekko [emoji39] Sent from my ONE E1003 using KiteLife mobile app

I think ? the second sra7914, shut be a @gekko?? Sent from my ONE E1003 using KiteLife mobile app

I'm excited and looking forward, to fly with you all.

And a merry Christmas from Denmark Sent from my ONE E1003 using KiteLife mobile app

AAH yes, the pins has arrived in Denmark. thanks to kitelife.com.

I`am happy to be able to support KL. and my friends

Hello kitelife friends For cleaning my lines. To rinse of sand and other fragments I use water, while the lines are rolled up on the winder. I have occasionally used a dishwashing brush with a little soap on. When the lines are dry, I roll them out, put a spear in each end. I then smear the lines with silicone oil. This is a very thin silicon oil. As in Denmark may be purchased at gas stations. This oil is used to lubricate the rubber seals in the doors of a car, I do not know if this is available in the United States. but I would think so. after I have smeared my lines, they just lie and dry 10-15 minutes, I would recommend to repeat this a few times when the lines have not been treated before. With this treatment, I have experienced the life extension of my lines. Furthermore, we also use it in team flying, or solo flight. My experience with this is if your liners locks after about 5 turns, you at LEAST make 7-10 turns further until I have the feeling of my lines begin to interlock. In team flying, you will also notice a big difference, because the lines do not have the same tendency to lock. However, it requires all use the same treatment of similar lines. If you use an aluminum dogstack, you may find this aluminum will rub off on your lines. So they become completely black but this should not have any impact on the function, but only on the issue of the color of the lines. This is tested on JB `s dogstack and lines in France (sorry JB :-) The disadvantage of this treatment is that the lines can gather dust, especially on days when it is hot and dry. But I have not seen it as a problem for me! I can only recommend it! Sincerely, Dan (drdante)