Excited to see those foils now after waiting really long. Kane seems to know what he's doing and talking about.
Specs/weight and more details would be great.
By almost all other brands you see that the stabilizer is on top of the fuselage, for early breach recovery / better water flow. I notice here the stab is under the fuse. Wonder what the reason for this is and how it performs.
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By almost all other brands you see that the stabilizer is on top of the fuselage, for early breach recovery / better water flow. I notice here the stab is under the fuse. Wonder what the reason for this is and how it performs.
There are lots of brands using bottom mounted stabilisers. Which I would say is a much more convenient way of assembling. To give you a few examples: Code, Signature foils, SABFOIL, AFS. Absolutely no issues with the breach recovery or performance (have extensive riding experience with Sabfoils only).
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With a little help from Google: www.on-s.jp/product/detail.php?c=391
and listening to the Kane:Masts: 70-77-85cm both aloy 19mm thick and carbon 15.5mm thick.Foils: Atlas:Size 570
680
790
960
1130
1340
570
680
790
960
1130
1340
Span
775
850
920
1020
1110
1220
My local shop told me delivery might take a while, but that they are very competitive priced and a complete set up with alloy mast will beat an Axis set with there aloy mast.
Yes the 'flaps' to extend low end range is brilliant
