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Thank you!!

Thanks for your comment👍 Also great tips from your side 💪🌊🌊🌊

Thanks!

Thank you!

I did tried it with Cabrinha Overdrive1X bar and it still works (btw it works on ‘any’ bar), sure it is NOT the safest way to launch your kite but it is possible and can be safe if YOU keep safety measures during the process as your priority👍 Yes, Cabrinha has hard lines, Core bars too (the black lines💪).

Yeah, it’s quite cool👍

You should have that option in Preferences and then Ganeral, scroll down to Anti-flicker.

@@lasomathletics Under Preferences > General, it only shows QuickCapture, Default Preset, Auto Power Off, & LEDS.

I see, ok go to Settings->Regional->Regional Format = there you will see NTSC (60Hz) or PAL (50Hz) and that is your anti-flicker options👍

@@lasomathletics Ahhh, there it goes. Thank you!

Nice one! I am glad I can help👍💪

Hi, you misunderstood the title; No.8 refers to the vlog number 8 (episode number 8), not the camera model. Yes, the model I was using it with is HERO 10. Check the playlists and you will see all the episodes (22 episodes in total!). Enjoy 👍

Hi, Thanks for your comment. When I edit on Mac I am using Final Cut Pro in which I have made an audio present (there is noise cancellation feature there), so this video was edited in FCP. When I edit on iPad I am using Luma Fusion and nowadays there is a background noise cancellation feature in audio settings. 👍👍👍

@ okay thanks ! 💪

Hi, I don not have much experience recording underwater, mainly when in water I do kitesurfing, so still above the surface of the water (I put my camera on the line mount or my helmet/bite mount in my mouth; so based on that my experience is that the water droplets do “stay/stick” to the lense more then on HERO models. That’s been said I should do some experiments with filming underwater with MAX and create some content about the results. Thanks for the comment and the idea for the video 💡

Yes, looking forward👍👍👍

Yes, looking forward👍👍👍

Yes, looking forward👍👍👍

Yes, looking forward👍👍👍

Hi, Thanks for your comment. Read with understanding, the title to the video is: How to self launch a kite in LOW WIND. 25 knots of wind which you mentioned is NOT light wind. Also, I am NOT holding the bar and rather one line (back/steering line), make sure you understand what you see. Sure, the safest way to launch is 1st with an assistant, 2nd anchor point, 3rd the above technique. BTW as advanced rider I do this technique in 25 knots and more… Also I know plenty of people who do this too. Sure, there is risk involved but you do it as safe as possible. Do it right and you’ll be fine.👍

@@lasomathletics can you tell me what you are holding at 0:17sec ? And between 0:22 and 0:25sec ? 🤣 Trust me, I see your moves and unfortunately, they are potentially dangerous. They work, but you could do it much safer. Since you are giving people advices online, I felt like you should know.

@@OneLaunchKiteboarding sure, you have to put hands on the bar for better control, I know what you mean and what you see😎🥸🤓. This video presents ‘an optional’ way to launch a kite and it is not a ‘must do’ type of, as you called it ‘advice’. It’s to present what’s possible and also safe when you know what to do and especially when you are experienced rider. Attempt at your own risk👊👍💪Performing kite loops in the air is also dangerous, so do you comment about the videos which ‘advice’ how to perform them that there is a better way and more safe to ride🤣😅😂

Thanks, Yes, the GoPro Max is not compatible with an external microphone but I use the Dji Mic. I internally record to the mic’s memory and then sync in post with the video👍

Hi, you are welcome👍

Hi, It was a great session! I managed to get 2 in that one day🌊🌊💪

Hi, Yes that’s right, the camera was on the helmet (360 mode while recording).

@@lasomathletics Do you prefer it to the waist harness mount?

Thanks 👍

Hi, When editing on my iPad I use Luma Fusion when on Mac then I use Final Cut Pro (for this particular video I have used the FCP). Cameras used: GoPro MAX and iPhone 11 Pro👍

Thank you 🤗

Thank you! Check out the other videos from the series! 💪 I am going to keep uploading😃

@@lasomathletics Good stuff my friend! Full support for another traveler!!

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Hi man, Pulling front lines works and it’s safe in low wind (sure tubeless kite are launched in that way). Be safe👍💪🌊🌊🌊 Thanks for your comment!

Thanks man! Great to hear that💪👍🌊🌊🌊

I was there till the end of July.

@@lasomathletics oops. I wanted to visit you in August... Maybe another time, in Poland or somewhere else 🤙

Thanks! 👍

5’1” , GREAT BOARD👍💪👊

Thanks man! Yeah it’s a beautiful place worth seeing and experiencing👍

Thank you!

The kite has to be launched from the edge of the wind window (or very close nearby), so your position is crucial in relation to the kite and direction of the wind. You can put some sand on the ‘outside’ tip of the kite (the one further AWAY from you) to help it open up the tip side closer to you. Because you follow around the compass as you walking to your launching position your kite moves already with you (it is starting to turn since you are getting away from one of the tips of the kite hence one line gets ‘shorter’). Keep some tension in lines by utilising your harness as you are walking and not by pulling in the bar.

Thank you👍

Hi, First of all thanks for your comment. Secondly, you have to be very careful with the kites for kitesurfing since they can generate a LOT of pulling power! Before you connect to the kite you have to know your 3 safety systems (and the right activation order!). Also you should have understanding of how to steer the kite (beforehand of using the ‘proper’ kite you can use a small 1,5-2,5m ‘trainer’ kite which in a stronger wind also is going to generate substantial amount of pulling force, just do not take it to very strong wind because the lines will just snap). Make sure you have enough training space around you too (so no one gets hurt). Back to your comment: the wind that day was 10-29 mph, which is 10-25 knots, which means it was very gusty the difference between the low and high was 17 knots!!! That is a lot and due to that setting a power trim (adjuster) on your 11m kite would be tricky (most likely the kite was trimmed for full power). At 10 knots 11m kite would struggle to fly and steer but at the gust of 25 knots you are already reaching the top flying range a your are getting overpowered. Even though your dad weighs over 100kg the 11m kite in 25 knots with powerful steering (especially if the pilot does not know exactly what they are doing) can EASILY generate a ton of pulling force and take you flying. Practice in a body of water (waist deep), away from the shore with a hard hat and life vest. Consider kitesurfing course/lessons with an instructor. Stay safe and keep kitting👍💪

@@lasomathletics yeah I asked him to watch videos before he did it since he’s flown dozens of stunt kites in his life and I knew that this was very different from that. I told him to pull three depower line to depower the kite and did the opposite I just don’t know if it would make that big of a difference or if he was severely over exaggerating because even when it was at about 4 o clock he said he was still being dragged

Yes, GoPro Max is waterproof👍

You are right, as I beginner you should not even look at self launching, you should launch with an assistant.👍

Hi, wind there is very much fluctuating, so there are day’s when it’s light and there are days when is nice and strong. The best winds for Baltic Sea are in Autumn and Winter when storms kick in.

From my personal experience of at least 6 years of kitesurfing, the wind comes and goes , on average it's pretty low. You might end up with as little as one windy day per week

Thank you

Thanks! Yeah, that’s Italian for 👍

This is actually the GoPro Hero 10 Black 💪 with the Max Lens mod on

More to come! Thank you for the comment💪