ok, not for race then. still for training i would be very handy.
h.
GPS for training
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Re: GPS for training
Is it permitted to use a good old fashioned magnetic compass when kite racing?
If there is no rule against it I'd like to give it a try, they are very helpful in sailing when spotting headers and lifts.
Tom
If there is no rule against it I'd like to give it a try, they are very helpful in sailing when spotting headers and lifts.
Tom
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Re: GPS for training
is the Locosys GT-31 waterproof?
I their specs they say it's rated to IPX7 waterproof, yet I've read in a few places that it requires a dry-bag.
Thoughts anyone?
I their specs they say it's rated to IPX7 waterproof, yet I've read in a few places that it requires a dry-bag.
Thoughts anyone?