Kite Strings

If Tad hadn't pointed it out I'd most likely never have noticed.

It's still visible, going up towards the left. I think you're seeing the end he managed to release.

What did you do, cast aspersions on their asparagus?

(How the fracture piece managed to blow at the precise instant the release was blown I have no fuckin' clue. Any ideas?)

The pilot's timing was perfect, everything was appropriate.

Davis Straub - 2011/08/26 14:04:52 UTC We had six weaklink breaks in a row at Zapata this year. Russell Brown (tug pilot, tug owner, Quest Air owner) said go ahead and double up (four strands of Cortland Greenspot). He knows I used his Zapata weaklink in Big Spring (pilots were asked to tell the tu...

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x: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YYcQitVp6E

It's not a release option. Suggested release option. Brian Scharp - 2014/09/09 16:52:54 UTC Shouldn't you be pulling in at the time of release? Nobody actually needs to be told that when the shit actually hits the fan. It's a question directed at the safety of that suggested option even in the best...

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Hang gliding - Dan explains the double-threaded tow bridle system
jwm239 - 2011/05/02
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I use the same method to unload the zipper while zipping up. I've added a line that attaches from the top of the back frame - up through a ring on the carabiner - to the stirrup. It keeps the boot from drooping. Not sure if it's common knowledge, but it's easier to do the zipping up before fully pro...

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No need, get well.