I disagree completely about "never have kite low", maybe in the learning stage, but for sure not after one knows how to fly!Peter_Frank wrote:
Never have the kite low
you should have evenly pressure on both feet
the balancing point is definitely rear foot behind the mast on all hydrofoils for balance.
We quite often fly full long runs with the kite just above the water!
As for equal foot pressure, a few here are finding slightly more front foot pressure can be very comfortable and helpful for many moves!
The last statement is just false concerning balance point on "all hydrofoils" because of all the variables ie. delta V wing AoA setting, wing profiles and surface area, distance between STRUT LE and F wing lift area as related to fuse length and Stab mount location, ECT...
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