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Sabo

Since 13 May 2013
51 Posts
Hood River
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Wed May 14, 14 1:10 pm New Electric Pump at Windance |
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Hey Everyone - went over to Windance to check out their new electric pump and have a friendly contest on what would win - Man or Machine?
Check out the funny video!
https://vimeo.com/95323903 _________________ Rich Sabo
Pure Action Sports
US Sales Representative | West Coast and Mexico
Office: (252) 489-2959 x0248
Mobile: (720) 480-7933
Skype: pureactionsports_Rich
www.bestkiteboarding.com |
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WINDUDE
Since 10 Jun 2010
558 Posts
GORGE!
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Wed May 14, 14 1:20 pm |
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I find pumping up the kite a nice way to warm up the torso before the sesh, no electric pump for me. _________________ i like to kite the board |
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Sabo

Since 13 May 2013
51 Posts
Hood River
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Wed May 14, 14 2:04 pm |
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Probably better to actually stretch and warm up while the kite is getting pumped up by itself I'll be doing jumping jacks while my kite is getting inflated. _________________ Rich Sabo
Pure Action Sports
US Sales Representative | West Coast and Mexico
Office: (252) 489-2959 x0248
Mobile: (720) 480-7933
Skype: pureactionsports_Rich
www.bestkiteboarding.com |
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wylieflyote

Since 30 Jun 2006
1648 Posts
Puget Sound & Wa. Coast
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Wed May 14, 14 3:53 pm |
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10 p.s.i. as noted in the vimeo is not the 14 p.s.i. I believe I usually need for my Naish One ISUP?
Not sure because my hand pump gauge broke early in my winter in Mexico... so I just pumped it up harder than hard hard, then then a few more. For ISUP, an electric pump would sure be nice. Needs an iphone app though  _________________ CGKA Member
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stringy

Since 23 Jun 2006
1735 Posts
vancouver
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Wed May 14, 14 4:28 pm |
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sabo kills it on the water and now with pumps. this guy does it all! _________________ www.jimstringfellow.com |
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shred_da_gorge
Since 12 Nov 2008
1342 Posts
Da Hood & Da Wood
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Fri May 16, 14 7:21 pm |
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I'm with you Kip. I'd buy both a pump and an iSUP if there was one that would do both. Otherwise, pumping up a 7m or even a 10m isn't really that hard, and I'm updating to North's newer valves that connect directly for my big kites (the nozzle and friction thing is really more of a legacy carried forward, as we used to use Coleman inflatable mattress pumps). |
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bigjohn
Since 13 Mar 2012
664 Posts
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Fri May 16, 14 7:29 pm |
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My electric pump seems to be wearing out....
Rich what do you charge??? _________________ Kiting starts at 40MPH |
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Wanna-Go
Since 14 Sep 2009
95 Posts
Central, Wa
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Fri May 16, 14 8:34 pm |
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I just ordered my pump yesterday to get it today in time for an afternooner on my 13.5 and I'm a believer now. Pumped up my 13.5 in 3 minutes. No more trashing my back pumping up kites and on the water with more energy.
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BeerKite

Since 29 Mar 2011
471 Posts
Obsessed
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Sat May 17, 14 9:38 am |
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For inspiration you can listen to this song on the way to the beach. Go John Henry, Go!
http://youtu.be/wFKd8b5u4aY |
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Lurk
Since 04 Apr 2009
355 Posts
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Wed May 21, 14 9:46 am |
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This pump works really well. I had a chance to use one last week and it even holds the kite down in most wind, allowing me to set my lines out and then ride sooner. Gonna get one as soon as money allows. |
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Johnb
Since 02 Aug 2010
494 Posts
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Thu May 22, 14 1:29 pm |
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I have a similar pump that didn't come with a filter. I don't really like the external filters I have seen used with these pumps so I am using a Nitro RC Car filter I got off amazon.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006N6IQQ/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Its comes pre-oiled with almost to much oil, so I patted it down with a paper towel and jammed it in the inlet. Seems to work pretty well in my at home testing. I was worried it might get sucked in to the pump but it didn't move a bit. |
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