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Thanks! This was an 8.0 Cheetah

Thanks. It was basically to parallel but the gym was a bit crowded to go for another angle

I think here it was 11 or 12cm. Now i keep it at 13cm. I marked some new lines further forward because the board came with them marked to 10

Are your measurements taken at the front, middle, or rear of the mast?

@@windprobe7264from the rear of the board to the rear of the mast. It's numbered from the rear

Hmmm I can't speak honestly about fast tacking. I'm sure someone good could fast tack this board, but I almost always jibe it. It has more float on the nose than the wizard, which I may have tacked once before switching boards to something else. With that sail size and front wing you may be able to get that work depending on your pumping skills. You're quite a bit lighter than me, but I can't guarantee it. I think I would be using a larger sail at ~200-210lbs currently. Check Slingshot's site though, as they are selling these boards for very cheap

Yeah I can lose some weight too. For me, the volume of the wizard was pretty difficult to uphaul. The Freestyle is a lot easier to uphaul, and with how much it sinks it also is easier to waterstart in light winds anyway. Hoping to have more video, but I've been having camera issues

Thank you!

Thank you!!

Hahahaha yeah I think I've learned a little since then

Yes this was a while ago but also I was on a 43cm non weed fin and I really needed my 47cm weed fin with this 9.5, very hard to spin that one out and it gets planing earlier

Yeah you have to focus, especially on foil. On flat conditions though you can often feel the foil getting too high without looking down...but I'm not sure I'd want to fly with my eyes closed...

Thanks! Yeah it was no problem with a 7.0 that day or saturday and yesterday. It releases really early compared to the foilx. Think it drops the minimum wind another knot or two because of how it pumps with the narrow tail

This was the same day: ua-cam.com/video/zxu9hVwXCs4/v-deo.html

Impressive uphaul skills 😮

Can the 115L be fast tacked?

@@benbhand thank you

Thanks man, just keep getting scared of things and trying to overcome that...

I think it was 27kts max on this board with a 5.6 or 6.3 that I was able to do

@@aeroegnrExcellent Speed !!! My new Dyno 125 Will arrive this week and I was curious to know its real speed. Thanks for the aswer

@@Mamba_Negra_Wind You're welcome! Yeah it's a fun board. It does require you to point downwind more than a freeride board to get planing though, so keep that in mind. The more wavey boards I've ridden have been like that. Your 125 probably responds to pumping the tail a bit too. I have a kode 135 that really will pump up earlier than the 115 because I can bounce the tail.

@@Mamba_Negra_Wind Also I remembered this was one of the speed runs I did. Think I've taken it faster though ua-cam.com/video/3lXN1Guyclg/v-deo.html

@@aeroegnr ok. I Will point more downwind if necessary, thanks for the advice

Kode 135 and Foilx 145 with the Phantasm 926

Hmm this was so long ago that I can only guess, probably close to center. More recently I'll push it further forward in flat water with this board

10-12kts I would say. For the other question, I try to answer that in my latest video video: ua-cam.com/video/B5ipB5HWvTQ/v-deo.html

@@aeroegnr Great, thank you for the detailed advice provided in the video. Such cool descriptions are missing on UA-cam. I bought this sail, but as you mentioned at the beginning, I will start with older sails to avoid damaging the equipment due to mistakes. All the tips are very helpful. :)

@@michal5869 Awesome! You'll enjoy it!

There's definitely that

Fred Howard Park

@@aeroegnr maybe one of these afternoons we coincide there. What times do you normally go to Fred Howard? I recently moved down to Land O Lakes from Ohio and have been trying to meet people to windsurf but other less important things like "work" always get in the way. Alright we'll see you one of these days. Thanks

@@robertozayas5490 Don't really have a regular time, just when it's windy and work allows. Any windy day you won't be alone there as there are plenty of kiters, windsurfers, and wingers out usually.

Thank you!

It takes so much effort! Just need the wind to keep showing...

Thank you!

Yeah it was tough between 5.0/5.6 yesterday

It makes a big difference. At least 2 knots on wind to get planing if not more

Thank you!

@@aeroegnr Saturdau FHP I will have my slalom board and the foil I need help with the foil!!

@@davidfermandez9269 i am going to do tomorrow after work. Not sure I can make Saturday or not

Yep. There are seawall reflections and weird things causing gusts/shadows around here. Scary when foiling over 20mph or so, much more fun when powered up on a longboard or a fin board with some vee, or the foilx with a 103cm mast to fly above it. The launch is still tricky with a taller mast than this video. Was my 85cm mast and my riding is a little better now.

Thank you. Yes, it is so much more benign than Davis Island. This is an overly long video but you can see the swell/chop at the launch there ua-cam.com/video/TQ4pf65BeHE/v-deo.html

Thanks man. Yeah it's a great flat water spot with lots of room on the outside and the chop isn't that bad even on the outside. Definitely need weed fin or delta and aim for higher tide if you do

Thanks for appreciating it!

Merci beaucoup!

😁 Thank you, of course another time when I stayed in the straps and sent it over a wave I didn't get it on video!

I used to be able to add a speedometer in the gopro app but you can't now with the 360 cam. Honestly I've been having problems with it.

Yeah it was in the 60s by the time I got out, but the water was chilly and sunset was coming

Yeah I think I needed more sail. I'm a little better since then at picking sail sizes in conditions like that but still have a lot to learn

That one was a 40cm k4 fang

Yep! I did at first on lighter days before I had a wave board at all. You'll definitely want a day where it's mostly side shore, not dead west wind or dead onshore or it will suck. I've seen someone on an inflatable windsup, a windsurfer LT, bigger stuff. It's more being aware of wave/wind conditions and how to launch. It takes practice. Any of the guys including me that go there regularly will be happy to help you out I've run my 44cm fin/blast 145 out there and even foiled. There's a small deeper portion, then a sandbar that is exposed at low tide, then it gets deep. You just have to be aware of the sandbar and push your board out to where your fin won't hit before beach starting You'll also have to be careful with your rig with the shorebreak but on sideshore at least it's not too bad. Biggest sail I've used there is 8.0

I'm also pretty sure your skill level is far above where I was at when I was going out on the blast 145 with a 6.6 race sail. This video is painful to watch but I did get planing a little in it, from 2 years ago at the link. May also want to try outside at scenic in ~6.6-8.0 weather too, on the outside. When you can plane with a sail smaller than that it's going to be rough in any unprotected spot ua-cam.com/video/xQSHVOSYRDc/v-deo.html

@@aeroegnr Thanks for the encouragement and the reality check too! Yeah, I definietely need to venture outside at SV now. Maybe get some confidence in that and then North Beach.... but the waves look fun. I used to surf so there is that immediate draw to waves and catching them.

​@@gusthunter8780 You're welcome man. If you want someone to tag along when you go outside at scenic and I'm there then I can. Just don't have to go out that far as until you get used to it. Good time to check harness lines, mast base elastomer, etc. as well

@@aeroegnr Yeah would be great! Appreciate it.

Thank you, I may try to use a bigger fin in single fin mode. I've got a 40cm k4 fang that was a bit too big for my 115 dyno but may work with the wider tail on the kode. It works well on my big windsup too. The 38cm weed slalom (MUF) was also about right it felt to me, but felt a lot stiffer in turns than the stock fin. The stock fin was more playful but kept grabbing weeds.