What's different in Flysurfer's design that prevents sand building up in the trailing edge?
What's different in Flysurfer's design that prevents sand building up in the trailing edge?
Mostly just experience(Flysurfer has been making foil kites for a LONG time) but I also think it had to do with how it was stitched.
This statement is completely untrue. The Hyperlink V2 had many more design changes than just the fabric.Adventure Logs wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 1:38 pmAnd if this is like the hyperlink, where basically the only thing new is the fabric, that’s a sad new generation.
Like Speed 4 Lotus?Adventure Logs wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 1:38 pmAnd if this is like the hyperlink, where basically the only thing new is the fabric, that’s a sad new generation.
Please do tell me what else what changed besides using the new fabric for all sizes and maybe a couple tweaks otherwise? I’m not shy about my opinion, Ozone is just inferior. Designs, customer service, and prices.dave1986 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 1:50 pmThis statement is completely untrue. The Hyperlink V2 had many more design changes than just the fabric.Adventure Logs wrote: ↑Thu Oct 01, 2020 1:38 pmAnd if this is like the hyperlink, where basically the only thing new is the fabric, that’s a sad new generation.
For me this fake news casts doubt on the impartiality of your posts and opinions.
That is true but that was also like what at least 5 years ago plus the Lotus really was a revolutionary fabric, can you say the same with this new fabric?jakemoore wrote: Like Speed 4 Lotus?
Never had any sand in the TE of my Chrono V1’s but did noticed sand in the TE of my R1 V1 that I purchased second hand. The sand was of a super fine consistency and as such had passed between the stitches. I could actually hear the sand cascading throughout the canopy. I undid the TE stitching in the areas most affected and removed the sand with a vacuum cleaner, then re-stitched the hem with a shorter stitch. Not had the problem since. Not sure if FS glue their seams before stitching and or what technique they employ when stitching TE seams.
Hi Foil. I think they are referring to sand trapped in the trailing edge seam like in the photo below.
We are talking different area and no need to be that aggressive.. And I'd not rinse sand from cells itself, it will exit over time when flying.
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