WSIKF
#381
Posted 24 August 2009 - 10:56 AM
So, hats off to you all from this side of the pond and a job well done to the man calling. I feel inspired again to try something new.
Respect to you all.
Stephen.
Stephen Hoath
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#382
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:07 AM
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I feel inspired again to try something new.
Respect to you all.
Stephen.
Stephen,
How about 16 with 8 Rev1 and 8 Rev1.5?
Felix
#383
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:16 AM
During Saturdays megafly, I was camped out a few miles away.
Not knowing it was happening, I was just hanging out with some camp neighbors, having coffee.
MISSED IT ALL !! AAAAHHHHHH!!!!!
Sorry JB,I said I'd join in, but missed it.
My skill is just not up to any group flying yet.
But next year.
Had a great time though.
Ken
#384
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:47 AM
Phew, at least you still have the Mustang!
That's what really threw me, I remember the pictures of the Mustang from the wedding and then to hear that you are driving a Volvo I thought it all went south in hurry (insert whipping sound here).![]()
-Alden
"and he only flies single line kites now"
It was very nice to be back in the mustang this morning despite how not nice it was to have to go to work as opposed to another day at Long Beach
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#385
Posted 24 August 2009 - 01:33 PM
And judging by the pics you lot were really shy - that's one spaced out grid (huge gaps between each column of flyers (?))I've quickly learned that you can't have a mega fly of this size just anywhere, this stuff takes A LOT of bloody room.
#386
Posted 24 August 2009 - 02:01 PM
And judging by the pics you lot were really shy - that's one spaced out grid (huge gaps between each column of flyers (?))
I do not think it was a case of shyness, for some it was shear terror. The vast majority, about 8 out of every ten fliers, were individuals that have never flown in a team environment, or were very new to it. (my self included) It was kept open so those fliers had a larger comfort zone and would have a better chance at success. We all made it through without major calamity, that in itself makes this particular super mega fly a qualified success.
Additional note: I propose that a new definition be made.
Super Mega Fly: When a group of Revolution quad line sport kite fliers numbering 36 or more flies Revolution kites in a organized grid formation for more than 5 minutes.
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#387
Posted 24 August 2009 - 02:57 PM
Thanks to Beryl Isaacs, our Canadian Winter Texan, for sharing her photos with me. Between the two of us, we got quite a bit. Of course, hers are the ones of us flying, since I couldn't multi-task. I think the main thing you'll see out of these is that we were sure having a lot of fun.
Donna
Just click on the photo and enjoy.
#388
Posted 24 August 2009 - 03:53 PM
I do not think it was a case of shyness, for some it was shear terror. The vast majority, about 8 out of every ten fliers, were individuals that have never flown in a team environment, or were very new to it. (my self included) It was kept open so those fliers had a larger comfort zone and would have a better chance at success. We all made it through without major calamity, that in itself makes this particular super mega fly a qualified success.
Additional note: I propose that a new definition be made.
Super Mega Fly: When a group of Revolution quad line sport kite fliers numbering 36 or more flies Revolution kites in a organized grid formation for more than 5 minutes.
It looked like a great result. I do not think we need to worry about the name as I suspect that it will become the norm. It is early days yet. It is just one year since Portsmouth 2008...
Felix
#389
Posted 24 August 2009 - 03:54 PM
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Donna
Just click on the photo and enjoy.
Donna,
Thank you!
Felix
#390
Posted 24 August 2009 - 07:23 PM
Thank you to JB, you did a heck of a job keeping things calm and organized, seriously.
Great flying with the Jersey crew! We loved having you all.
Paul... I am so glad you made it . You made me laugh.lol.. Sorry about that Bart.. but we had to call you HUGS!
I was in on the fifty.. and stuck judging during the record breaker..but my son Connor was in on it and will NEVER forget it! Thanks to everyone who helped him all week. It meant the world to both of us. Ok enough sap..
Bart, get your rear end down here next year.. I mean it lol.
To all of you that were there, thanks for the great times and great company.
Smitty.. you are the best field director ever! Giddy UP!
I did not drive back till today, because I was too tired last night.. It didn't help much to stay over, I was still yawning on the ride home.. I am beat. Hope all of you made it home safely and had a great time!
hugs
mousie
#391
Posted 24 August 2009 - 07:33 PM
Connor
#392
Posted 24 August 2009 - 09:05 PM
Cu all next year!
Tristan
~3rd place in OIIU at 2007 Nationals
~ 1st place in NIB, NIP, and EPB at 2007 Nationals
~ 2007, 2008 NWSKL OIIU Champion
#393
Posted 24 August 2009 - 09:49 PM
Special thanks to Terry and Mario for kicking off the event for me with a delightful adventure in just getting to the festival. Thanks to Cathy for her warm welcome, to Steve, Bob, Dianne, Penny, Willow, Ben, Theresa and the many others that were so open hearted in sharing their enthusiasm for quad line flying. And a huge thank you to John who showed such patience and consideration to those of us new to flying Revs and for the time he took to give me a hands on lesson that was like magic in how it impacted my approach to developing the basic techniques of Rev flying.
#394
Posted 24 August 2009 - 10:04 PM
What an incredible time for this newbie Rev flyer at WSIKF this year! Just wonderful to meet the folks that make up the Rev Family. It is a honour and privilege to be part of such a warm and kind community.
Special thanks to Terry and Mario for kicking off the event for me with a delightful adventure in just getting to the festival. Thanks to Cathy for her warm welcome, to Steve, Bob, Dianne, Penny, Willow, Ben, Theresa and the many others that were so open hearted in sharing their enthusiasm for quad line flying. And a huge thank you to John who showed such patience and consideration to those of us new to flying Revs and for the time he took to give me a hands on lesson that was like magic in how it impacted my approach to developing the basic techniques of Rev flying.
You most welcome Airin to the rev family!!! I had an awesome time at the festival too
Cheers
Mario
Cheers
Mario

#396
Posted 24 August 2009 - 11:12 PM
Bloody well done to All,,,,,,,,woops,very very welldone All
Thanks for the video.
BRIAN...
#397
Posted 25 August 2009 - 12:39 AM
What an incredible time for this newbie Rev flyer at WSIKF this year! Just wonderful to meet the folks that make up the Rev Family. It is a honour and privilege to be part of such a warm and kind community.
Special thanks to Terry and Mario for kicking off the event for me with a delightful adventure in just getting to the festival. Thanks to Cathy for her warm welcome, to Steve, Bob, Dianne, Penny, Willow, Ben, Theresa and the many others that were so open hearted in sharing their enthusiasm for quad line flying. And a huge thank you to John who showed such patience and consideration to those of us new to flying Revs and for the time he took to give me a hands on lesson that was like magic in how it impacted my approach to developing the basic techniques of Rev flying.
it was great to finally meet you. i'm so glad you had such a wonderful first time wsikf experience and welcome to the rev family. now i expect you down at gp on a regular basis for more team flying.....no excuses. check your pm. see you soon.
#398
Posted 25 August 2009 - 05:25 AM
It was quite spooky seeing the Decs JMH 1.5 kite in that line-up.
We were there in spirit...
Well done again to all the fliers and thank you for the link.
Felix
#399
Posted 25 August 2009 - 06:19 AM
It was quite spooky seeing the Decs JMH 1.5 kite in that line-up.
We were there in spirit...
Well done again to all the fliers and thank you for the link.
Felix
Proudly flown by yours truly! Happy to do it!
It's beautiful.
What you didn't see was the yellow one also being flown alongside it. Pictures to come!!!!
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#400
Posted 25 August 2009 - 06:27 AM
Proudly flown by yours truly! Happy to do it!
It's beautiful.
What you didn't see was the yellow one also being flown alongside it. Pictures to come!!!!
Fantastic news! Really looking forward to seeing the pictures.
Felix
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