Date:	Mon, 5 Sep 1994 18:33:20 -1000
From:	tanaka_be@swam1.enet.dec.com (Bert Tanaka)
Message-Id: <9409060432.AA10251@mts-gw.pa.dec.com>
Organization: Division of Applied Sciences, Harvard University
Subject: NSR VIP and Legend Moriah cont'

George Cameron writes in part...
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*From:   SWAM1::US3RMC::"Cameron1@llnl.gov" "George Cameron" 30-AUG-1994 15:23:51.65
*Subj:   North Shore VIP vs. Legend Moriah
*
*I live in an area where afternoon winds can reach 25-35 mph on a regular
*basis.  I am looking for a kite which can handle this and still be
&enjoyable to fly (not to pull my arms off).  I am considering two kites
*which I think can do the job.  The North Shore VIP from TOTL or the
*Legend Moriah, mfr. unknown.  
*
*Thanks in advance!
*
*George Cameron (cameron1@llnl.gov)

At the Golden Gate Challenge in San Francisco this week-end, Larry Navarro
flew to a first place finish in Intermediate Individual Ballet using a 
borrowed (mine) Legend Vented IQ.  Very strange weather.  Just before
the intermediate ballet and quadline events started, within the space
of about 10 minutes the wind went from around 1-3, to 18-20 mph.  He flew
the VIQ on 150#, 105' lines with no screens.  He did axels off both sides,
tip stands and controlled mid-routine landings.  Very nice choreography  
to slow music that included lyrics in Spanish.  

I wish I had done as well, but it was fun anyway.

Bert


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Date:	Tue, 6 Sep 1994 20:25:05 -1000
From:	rschultz@ix.netcom.com (Ron Schultz)
Message-Id: <rschultz.1.00066B41@ix.netcom.com>
Organization: private
Subject: Re: NSR VIP and Legend Moriah cont'

In article <9409060432.AA10251@mts-gw.pa.dec.com> tanaka_be@swam1.enet.dec.com (Bert Tanaka) writes:
>At the Golden Gate Challenge in San Francisco this week-end, Larry Navarro
>flew to a first place finish in Intermediate Individual Ballet using a 
>borrowed (mine) Legend Vented IQ.  Very strange weather.  Just before
>the intermediate ballet and quadline events started, within the space
>of about 10 minutes the wind went from around 1-3, to 18-20 mph.  He flew
>the VIQ on 150#, 105' lines with no screens.  He did axels off both sides,
>tip stands and controlled mid-routine landings.  Very nice choreography  
>to slow music that included lyrics in Spanish.  

>I wish I had done as well, but it was fun anyway.

>Bert

I was wondering if anyone had the rest of the scores for the GGC...Individuals,
Teams etc. I was unable to attend because of family matters, and would like to 
know how everyone did. Thanks!
P.S. I guess I gotta try this Legend vented...I am a NSR VIP man myself 
(Thanks to Darrin Skinner for starting the whole VIP concept years ago!)

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