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  1. paulriggers
    Well I'll be flying a red bullet so keep ur eyes peeled.
  2. paulriggers
    11 am sounds good. Hopefully I'll find the right place!
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    What time you guys going roundhay on Sun? Rain is forecast for after 1PM. Winds looking around 17-18mph. Also whereabouts do u fly? Is it that big area where they had the bonfire? Paul
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    I agree its better to 'get a feel' for it rather than rely on a chart but a chart is still feasible. There may be a lot of variables involved, but they won't be any more complicated or extensive than say what a pilot uses for take off and flying, they have just as many variables if not more, and have access to many simplified tables and charts.
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    Sorry, the snow was for Redcar http://wwwa.accuweather.com/adcbin/public/intlocal_index.asp?location=redcar%2C+uk
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    Lots of Leeds Uni on here which is cool. I went up to Boddington on Tues but when the wind's strong those trees and rugby posts sure get in your way!!! I'm up for a trip to Redcar if anyones going soon, the weather doesn't look great at the mo though. Forecasts say very windy and snow at least til Mon n Tues. Also got final exams but what the hell!
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    I think this is actually a lot easier than people are making out. Just need to develop a formula and maybe give it a nice user friendly interface. For instance in a drop down menu a user could select their experience (A) 1: New, 2:Intermediate, 3:Experienced. (B): Input Approx Weight, © Size of Kite/Make Based on this info it could output a more accurate wind range suitable for flying in. I'd be happy to work on it if people can provide the info and experience, then it can be finetuned over time.
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