stevepigeon

ive done a few no sew applications with the same stuff in post above never had one come apart great stuff to use on first build so you can get the idea of building something some times i would sew over the seam it makes it a whole lot easier when learning the fabric doesn't move as lone as you lubricate the needle about every 20 feet of sewing i made a homemade oilier for my machine so the needle doesn't gum up

hey bob u mean u havent even tried the 4-8 yet when i first bought it i couldnt wait wind was a screaming 15mph and i launched the 4- 8 for about 15 seconds and landed it and put it away and waited for 5mph much better experiance wasnt long before i took out again in 15mph no problem its s great kite i already have sellers remorse dont forget if you ever want to get rid of it let me know send me your address i have the other leading edge piece i will send i thought i put in bag but it was in bed of truck didnt know till i got home and emptyied truck out i acctually have a leading end and middle to send ya  enjoy the kite

                                       Steve

i have a eight stack same kites and on kite #5 1/4 inch shorter bottom # 6 was 1/2 shorter then 3/4 and 7/ 8 on the last that works best for me i dont know how on a stack with standard and mid vent and vented would be because each kite in same wind will have different speed when flys if vented  are in front i would think more forward top line shorter then mid alittle longer and so on just my two cents

bob just sent new pm new forum doesnt  send pm like before it used to come on screen as soon as i sign in got it now 

hey bob did you get my pm i have one pm me back if your interested