revolutionary twintip board

[Peter_Frank]

Read the whole topic and could not understand what are you talking about..
did the OP invent something?

Me neither, this thread is utterly useless, I assume the OP deleted everything so now nothing makes sense in this thread

Peter

[Nem0]

[NorwayIsCold]

Looks like a carbon twin tip to me.. two sides, two pads, 4 fins..
Any details? Am I missing a point?

[matth]

Am I missing something in the post?
There is nothing said about how or why it will be a revolutionary product.
There is no mention of something that will be sold at some point or in the works of being made commercially available.
Basically there is nothing to discuss?
Maybe there is a great new potential product but if there are no details in any form what is this post about

It likes a Seinfeld post......it's a story about nothing.

[FLandOBX]

Whenever I hear "it's revolutionary", I feel like someone's gonna' try to sell me a new kitchen gadget or a health supplement.

[Bille]

Whenever I hear "it's revolutionary", I feel like someone's gonna' try to sell me a new kitchen gadget or a health supplement.

Or an Erection supplement , (Viagra , ExtenZe )!!

Seriously though : that's a Good looking board ; wish i owned one !

Bille

[iriejohn]

You didn't miss anything. I read the now deleted original post which said he had invented a truly revolutionary kite board but didn't know what to do with his invention nor did he have the inclination to do anything with the invention.

Read the whole topic and could not understand what are you talking about..
did the OP invent something?

Me neither, this thread is utterly useless, I assume the OP deleted everything so now nothing makes sense in this thread

Peter

[plummet]

This must be just trolling. There is no revolutionary idea.
Disappointing really. I was looking forward to a healthy discussion on some new take on a TT.
Sadly nothing.

[kostantin]

Looks like a carbon twin tip to me.. two sides, two pads, 4 fins..
Any details? Am I missing a point?

Hi,

it is a board made with resin infusion. The first one's have been made around 2004, so nothing new here. On this particular board the bottom is made out of 0/90°, I hope for the owner there is also something else underneath. This will turn out into serious issues for both the producer and the owner. Every part the bends should always be 45°/45°
0/90° is way too stiff. When ever you view a picture from a bridge side wise, cables, reinforcements, parts are always 45° angle or close to this angle.
The layup should always be symmetrical if possible.
This board is more or less a showboat or "loop d' loop design" Call it however you like.
tks

Kosta

[kitexpert]

This must be just trolling. There is no revolutionary idea.
Disappointing really. I was looking forward to a healthy discussion on some new take on a TT.
Sadly nothing.

No. I don't troll. Sorry but it is not possible to have a discussion on it because it would reveal it completely. I don't want to do it (at least yet).

This is the end of this topic for my part. Thank you all for your interest. At least now you know TT design is not finished, far from it. If I was asked whether TT's or foilboards have more room for development, I'd answer TT's.