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I haven’t tried it windfoiling but have with wing and parawing. Easiest with para as you can fly it with one hand, the other on the controller. You only need a tiny amount of power to get up to foiling speed so even a small battery lasts way longer than needed.
i use Foildrive, nothing attached to you and fits easily to any board or mast. My worry with the Duotone is if you fell forward on the other side of the mast in a catapult you might rip the cable out of the unit. My controller is mounted on my waist by a reel leash, once I’m foiling I just drop it and it disappears behind my back.

Too many variables, wind strength, para size, body weight, foil used and water conditions such as tide/current.

Retina said..
Sinker + Parawing, hard work for average riders?

Recently changed to a 14lts under my body weight for all conditions. The secret sauce is length, I often see people struggling with the nose sinking when trying to get up, extra length stops this and makes getting going simple. Some will say ‘swing weight’, but really, we are riding swell not doing wild cut backs so some extra inches isn’t an issue.
The big manufacturers haven’t worked it out yet, still too much volume in anything longer than 6ft but I’m guessing that will come next season.
6’5x19x68lts Sunova Pilot Mid

I cover all my Alloy-Carbon joins and threads in lanolin grease. It’s cheap and easy to apply, never had corrosion or a stuck screw.

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jn1 said..
Hey mate, do you have a link of where you got yours ?

Something like this
ebay.us/m/VSjPIs

You need to google how to remove the pins.