iQuad Rev Clinic (US)
#21
Posted 28 August 2008 - 04:22 PM
Maker of the Original Marble Kite Stake
And Revolution Snagless Pro Handles
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#22
Posted 28 August 2008 - 10:19 PM
I have a feeling that I will be the least experienced at this clinic, unless someone can claim less than 22 total hours of flight time with a rev.........
Dont worry Walt, I see some people on the list with similar hours to yours.
www.westcoastkite.com
#23
Posted 28 August 2008 - 10:43 PM
Checked the LONG range weather forcast, so far it is good news, but that is subject to change..........
Maker of the Original Marble Kite Stake
And Revolution Snagless Pro Handles
http://www.Kitestakes.com
#24
Posted 29 August 2008 - 12:21 AM
I probably flew for more than 22 hours at WSIKF last week, but am still looking forward to learning new things and improving my skill set at the Victoria Rev Clinic.I have a feeling that I will be the least experienced at this clinic, unless someone can claim less than 22 total hours of flight time with a rev.........
It's not a race. The important thing is to enjoy yourself and to keep learning and improving your flying at your own pace.
#25
Posted 29 August 2008 - 12:23 AM
FYI, only SIX slots left open for this clinic.
John Barresi
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We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails."
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#26
Posted 29 August 2008 - 03:33 AM
Right on the money Steve... It's all about enjoyment, and most students will be pleasantly surprised at how much they learn.
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FYI, only SIX slots left open for this clinic.
Speaking as one of last weekends students, can I just say how pleasantly surprised I was at how much I learnt!!
Ant
#27
Posted 02 September 2008 - 06:13 PM
Lets hope the wind decides to show as well!
6 more spots open, come on Dean, you can make it! Just play hooky from work on Friday.......I am, all week!
See ya there!!!
Maker of the Original Marble Kite Stake
And Revolution Snagless Pro Handles
http://www.Kitestakes.com
#28
Posted 02 September 2008 - 08:48 PM
I have a feeling that I will be the least experienced at this clinic, unless someone can claim less than 22 total hours of flight time with a rev.........
Hello...
Just a tidbit of info...When I attended the East Coast Rev Clinic in March, I had NEVER flown a Rev or even seen one in person! I had a great time and learned a great deal. Amazingly, I couldn't do many things right after the clinic, but the info I learned (mental stuff) was eventually utilized when my hands "caught up" to it.
Have a great time, everyone.
*** Any day flying is a good day; have a great one!
**** REVS: Fly it, you'll like it!
***** L.S.P. ... It's worth the trip!
#29
Posted 04 September 2008 - 02:42 PM
Cheers
Mario
Cheers
Mario

#30
Posted 04 September 2008 - 02:59 PM
Steve will know when I'm getting to the Island, I'm not sure yet.
Can't wait!
John Barresi
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President - American Kitefliers Association
We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails."
(found in a fortune cookie)
#31
Posted 05 September 2008 - 08:52 AM
It's Ginger, did anyone find out for sure if you need a passport to get into Canada? And also, does anyone have a rev to loan out for the weekend, I've only flown a rev for a total of five minutes in my life.
write back soon,
thank you
Ginger
#32
Posted 05 September 2008 - 09:57 AM
High John,
It's Ginger, did anyone find out for sure if you need a passport to get into Canada? And also, does anyone have a rev to loan out for the weekend, I've only flown a rev for a total of five minutes in my life.
write back soon,
thank you
Ginger
As long as you are not flying into the country, no passport is needed, just a birth certificate and some photo id, like a drivers license.
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#33
Posted 05 September 2008 - 01:46 PM
As long as you are not flying into the country, no passport is needed, just a birth certificate and some photo id, like a drivers license.
Thank you,
Ginger
#34
Posted 05 September 2008 - 06:39 PM
Maker of the Original Marble Kite Stake
And Revolution Snagless Pro Handles
http://www.Kitestakes.com
#35
Posted 05 September 2008 - 07:15 PM
Can't wait!
#36
Posted 07 September 2008 - 12:23 PM
I[m sorry I couldn't make it to the rev clinic this weekend. I couldn't find my birth certificate anywhere, haven't used it in 19 years. I went downtown to get a copy of it on Friday, but they closed at 4 o'clock, I was pissed! My own fault for waiting til the last minute. I know I missed out big time.
I would like to send you a check to pay for my spot on the list.
Please e-mail me the address to send it to. I hope I will still be welcome at the next clinic, hopefully it will be in Washington, preferrably at Ocean Shores, or Edmonds beach maybe. But in the meantime, I'm going to get a passport. I just don't leave the country very often, but at least I will be prepared next time.
Hope to see you soon,
Ginger my e-mail is: princessginger (AT) rock (DOT) com
#37
Posted 08 September 2008 - 05:03 PM
C
p.s.: Bob will be making me a set of 30ft. lines and I promise to practice. Btw, when's the next clinic????
#38
Posted 09 September 2008 - 09:55 AM
Just a quick to note to say "thanx" to John, Steve, Adrian and my favourite possum Bazzer for an incredible clinic. You guys make learning soooooo fun. Thanx again for your patience and knowledge - it's greatly appreciated.
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p.s.: Bob will be making me a set of 30ft. lines and I promise to practice. Btw, when's the next clinic????
Hi Cathy!
Glad you had a great time
When I picked John up airport yesterday he told me about his new trick on short lines
http://www.thekitesh...t/prod_208.html
With the current schedule full of events into November, it looks like the next clinic will have to wait till spring.
We have a tentative date penciled in for the first weekend in March in Long Beach. Mind the word tentative!
I'm sure John will have more info on the 2009 schedule sometime after January.
Are you going to Whidbey?
T
The Kite Shoppe - Vancouver, WA USA (by Portland, Oregon)
Co-Sponsor of iQuad! Love you guys!!
#39
Posted 09 September 2008 - 11:12 AM
Kite does roughly 540 rotation nearly overhead, and comes down to the flier, left wingtip first...
Bridles and lines come out untangled on the throw back.
I'm hitting it 9 out of 10 times, so it's tried and proven.
Honestly, I think I'm calling it a/the Striker, as it most resembles a thunder clap and lightning strike in my mind.
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Will try to get video online at some point, maybe a tutorial in the Kitelife subscribers area?
Hey, on that topic, thought about it a lot, there's just NO WAY I'm going to be able to fit a full length Advanced Rev DVD into my schedule, but it is totally feasible to start putting specific tutorials online in the Kitelife subscribers section, sorted by name, etc... Would anyone be interested in this?
Kite care and handling, assembly, tutorials on all skill levels and many variables of Rev flying (individual, team, dogstake, short line, etc, etc, etc).
Kitelife subscription rates are $2.95 monthly, $16.95 every 6-months and $32.95 yearly... All videos can be downloaded to YOUR computer for viewing anytime, and these would be available in MP4 format, ready for iPod/iPhone usage.
Let me know, I'll go for it if I get enough demand...
John Barresi
kitelife.com | learnkites.com | teamiquad.com | flyform.us
kitemap.org | youtube.com/kitelife | facebook.com/kitelife
My full list of articles - www.kitelife.com/author/john-barresi
President - American Kitefliers Association
We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails."
(found in a fortune cookie)
#40
Posted 09 September 2008 - 11:36 AM
Ya, the axel catch, or the McTasty, as I'm humorously calling it. <grin>
Kite does roughly 540 rotation nearly overhead, and comes down to the flier, left wingtip first...
Bridles and lines come out untangled on the throw back.
I'm hitting it 9 out of 10 times, so it's tried and proven.
Honestly, I think I'm calling it a/the Striker, as it most resembles a thunder clap and lightning strike in my mind.
and this is on 90# x 30 feet?
The Kite Shoppe - Vancouver, WA USA (by Portland, Oregon)
Co-Sponsor of iQuad! Love you guys!!
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