Apparently you should wait for mixer test until you have at least 10hr so all lines have proper load on them. I wouldn’t do mixer test unless you know what your doing as it easy to mess thing up, I’m guilty of it myself.
Apparently you should wait for mixer test until you have at least 10hr so all lines have proper load on them. I wouldn’t do mixer test unless you know what your doing as it easy to mess thing up, I’m guilty of it myself.
Are you new to foil kites? If so, it may not be overflying but more just appears that way because foils sit much further on the edge of the wind window.
That looks like the bottom of a D-Rib. There are some D-ribs which do not carry too much load and it distributes elsewhere when you leave it out but not in your case.snow-angel wrote: Looked over my soul today and noticed that one of the connections in the internal structure has torn. Not sure if this will affect the flying characteristics? If so, is it something i can fix myself?
Yes, but he just loops back to saying we should do the long mixertest, he says nothing about what to do if it does not work (which was the case for me, and for several others I have heard from). I have a discussion going with him on the FS Facebook page, and he does not have me convinced yet!
I'm an engineer and don't like to just follow recipes without understanding how things work.jbrodin wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 9:45 pmYes, but he just loops back to saying we should do the long mixertest, he says nothing about what to do if it does not work (which was the case for me, and for several others I have heard from). I have a discussion going with him on the FS Facebook page, and he does not have me convinced yet!
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