Hi,
I just wanted to know in which settings you fly your kites concerning the bridle trim settings? In the manual they write standart ist the fastest turning and pivot is for offshore conditions. I would have thought, that Pivot is the most fastest turning Option?
Did anybody have experience with this?
Eleveight ws 2020 trim
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Re: Eleveight ws 2020 trim
Hi,
in general, the WS is a pivot turner which means that the kite has a rapid and direct turn.
The turning trim setting offers you some further options. If you want a very fast turning kite with more depower then the Pivot set up is best. We recommend this set up for side offshore and as a foil set up.
I would try the standard set up first. This set up is well balanced and most of our riders stick with this option. From there you can try the other ones according to your needs and conditions.
Please let us know if you have further questions.
Thanks,
Team Eleveight
in general, the WS is a pivot turner which means that the kite has a rapid and direct turn.
The turning trim setting offers you some further options. If you want a very fast turning kite with more depower then the Pivot set up is best. We recommend this set up for side offshore and as a foil set up.
I would try the standard set up first. This set up is well balanced and most of our riders stick with this option. From there you can try the other ones according to your needs and conditions.
Please let us know if you have further questions.
Thanks,
Team Eleveight
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