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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:03 pm so many questions |
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hi everyone, i am new to the forum and the sport. In fact up until about two weeks ago i didn't even know this sport even exsisted. But from the moment i saw it i was like a moth to a flame and knew i had to try it. As i said in the title i have alot of questions. My first question concerns me the most, Ive spent some time on youtube watching, and occasionally a guy will fly away in a big gust. How do you prevent this from happening,and if you cant prevent it how do you bring yourself down? |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:20 pm |
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Ok at least 14 people have read this, and i know it sucks helpin the new guy, and you probabley want to tell me to go get lessons. But i have never been that kind of guy.iI like to just jump right in. sooooo please? |
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$ociopath

Since 28 Nov 2007
523 Posts
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:25 pm |
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Ok now its up to 28. It must be the way i look, thats it isn't it? Be honest. |
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SalmonSlayer
Since 27 Nov 2005
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:27 pm |
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This has the potential to be very entertaining. I think I will grab some popcorn. |
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Chooch

Since 18 Nov 2007
1871 Posts
Wicked Pissah
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:28 pm |
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If you have simple questions like this then you NEED LESSONS! This isn't the type of sport you can learn by watching you tube videos and getting free tips from forums. Gear changes quite often and even 2-3 year old instructional videos can be out of date and filled with incorrect info.
Best part of taking lessons is you get professional advice, waverunner support, and trashing the schools gear insted of your new $1800 kite. Last edited by Chooch on Fri Jun 04, 10 7:33 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:31 pm |
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ok salmonslayer i got some one put the popcorn down and start talking. |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:35 pm |
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Chooch i new that was coming, but as long as i don't end up 150 feet in the air i think i can handle a kite. |
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$ociopath

Since 28 Nov 2007
523 Posts
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:37 pm |
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I have a 20 meter I'll sell you for 50$ |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:38 pm |
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58 people and no ones talking! |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:39 pm |
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Cool perry will you sail it over to me. |
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dustin awesome
Since 23 Jul 2009
115 Posts
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:40 pm |
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perryj, you nailed it! |
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Chooch

Since 18 Nov 2007
1871 Posts
Wicked Pissah
Boston Tea Bagger
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Fri Jun 04, 10 7:47 pm |
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ben944 wrote: | Chooch i new that was coming, but as long as i don't end up 150 feet in the air i think i can handle a kite. |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 8:02 pm |
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Hey chooch are you from Boston? |
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Rico

Since 13 Mar 2005
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Vancouver
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Fri Jun 04, 10 8:04 pm Re: so many questions |
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ben944 wrote: | occasionally a guy will fly away in a big gust. How do you prevent this from happening | . Sometimes it's just time to go.  _________________ http://www.flickr.com/photos/henry_rico/ |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 8:09 pm |
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Rico i'm not that worried about it if it happens it happens. |
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ben944
Since 04 Jun 2010
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Fri Jun 04, 10 8:18 pm |
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If you don't have the answers or the experience just say i don't know. |
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