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Ozone 4m Access prototype DP foil RTF now with pictures!

Cheeks - 12-3-2015 at 08:39 AM

For sale or trade for a NPW NASA Wing.

Ozone 4m Access prototype DP foil.
Got it from an Ozone dealer. Pulleys, etc. Great yellow and black spike graphics but without the logos.
It's new, 1 or 2 flights for testing. Super crispy.

Got it to train for DP with but haven't had the chance to because my de-power kite buddy is not single any more!
Need supervision for first lesson.

I have the new bar and line set but only a stuff sack for it to live in.

Make me a reasonable offer so I can get a NASA wing.
If interested I'll pull it out and send you some pics.
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NAPKA US 47
District #17 Representative

A Checka
A few Zebras
4m Ozone Access de-power foil, prototype
PL 8.6m Reactor
A couple of monster tube kites I don't have the balls yet to fly.
Other junk and stuff for fun
Ivanpah Heavy with Big Kid mods.

"OOBE Field" Dirt Diver

MeatÐriver - 12-3-2015 at 09:30 AM

Yellow/black spikes... I'm assuming it's a 2013-14 era? If so you could probably fund 2 or more nasa's with that. Would be a great dp intro and even better high wind wing. Judging from my 6m this should be a blast in 30+, though it would power you well before that! Can't recommend the Access enough, especially with the fifth line safety that these model years have.

Cheeks - 12-3-2015 at 05:49 PM

3 shot just rattled my brain in a U2U.
He said it was yellow/white/blue some spikes. I showed it to him at JIBE last year.
I better get this out and take some pictures. :P

Would like to fund at least one RTF nasa. So..... the price is right. Might require a buyer to do some home work
but I'll start it at $750 RTF.

Pictures soon if it doesn't rain tonight.

ssayre - 12-3-2015 at 06:09 PM

Just curious, are you working on a nasa quiver or just one particular size for specific conditions? I use my nasa wings a few times a week generally. If the weather and time allows.

3shot - 12-3-2015 at 06:17 PM

The Nasa Star revolution continues!!! :evil:

soliver - 12-3-2015 at 06:18 PM

YES!! we are growing our rag flapper division of the JWC aren't we?

3shot - 12-3-2015 at 06:20 PM

Yes Spencer. Don't feed Nasa Stars after midnight!!!!!!! :D

Cheeks - 12-3-2015 at 07:41 PM

Well I don't think I need a full quiver but if the price is right??????
I was thinking that a 5.5 might be the right size for my local fields and JIBE. I do get to the beaches
a bit and might need a smaller one as well like a 2.5 or a 4.
Any suggestions?

"We are growing our rag flapper division of the JWC aren't we?"
Spencer, Is this a NASA contagious disease I need to know about?
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NAPKA US 47
District #17 Representative

A Checka
A few Zebras
4m Ozone Access de-power foil, prototype
PL 8.6m Reactor
A couple of monster tube kites I don't have the balls yet to fly.
Other junk and stuff for fun
Ivanpah Heavy with Big Kid mods.

"OOBE Field" Dirt Diver

3shot - 12-3-2015 at 07:55 PM

Davis, Its my experience that the Nasa Star 2 closely compares to a FB in size. Meaning when I would fly a 4m Ozone Flow, a 4m Nasa Star would work just as well, with the benefit of a lot more low end grunt. So, I'd look into what size FB you use most, and start planning around that. In my humble opinion. I can tell you though, the wind will have to be border line nuking for the 2.5m
The 4, 5.5, and 7m are just about the trifecta :D

Ssayre will have a lot of good input as well. He's logged many hours on his now. He's our resident "Holgate". :thumbup:

ssayre - 12-3-2015 at 08:13 PM

I think they size very similar to fb's. Whatever sizes fb you use most now would be what to aim for. 2.5 is 20mph+, 4 is 14mph +, 5.5 is 12mph+, 7 is 10mph+. That's counting that I'm a heavy rider and I ride on thick grass and high resistance. You can go a bit lower in wind but this is what I think the minimum is to have fun.

ssayre - 12-3-2015 at 08:23 PM

The hardest range for me to cover with them is when the wind is 15 and gusting 20's. 2.5 is too small for lulls and 4 meter is a handful. I ran over my own arm the last time I was in those conditions lol. I got the peak for such conditions.

kite killer - 12-3-2015 at 08:28 PM

Posible u2u

ssayre - 13-3-2015 at 05:32 AM

Quote:

Davis, Its my experience that the Nasa Star 2 closely compares to a FB in size. Meaning when I would fly a 4m Ozone Flow, a 4m Nasa Star would work just as well, with the benefit of a lot more low end grunt. So, I'd look into what size FB you use most, and start planning around that. In my humble opinion. I can tell you though, the wind will have to be border line nuking for the 2.5m The 4, 5.5, and 7m are just about the trifecta :D Ssayre will have a lot of good input as well. He's logged many hours on his now. He's our resident "Holgate". :thumbup:

I just read this, I didn't realize I basically said the same thing. Also, I like being known as the resident Holegate. :smilegrin:

3shot - 13-3-2015 at 06:37 AM

Quote: Originally posted by ssayre

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Also, I like being known as the resident Holegate. :smilegrin:

Figured you'd get a kick out of that!!
We now return you to the regular scheduled broadcast of Davis's ozone sale!

Cheeks - 13-3-2015 at 01:22 PM

All good stuff fellows. Thanks. needed info. Great help to make a decision.

Now....... back to business!

A Ozone 4m Access prototype DP foil.
Got it from an Ozone dealer. Pulleys, etc. Great yellow and blue spike graphics
but without the logos. It's new, 1 or 2 flights.

Got it to train with but haven't had the chance to because my de-power kite buddy, pokitetrash, is not single any more!
Need supervision for first lesson.

I have a new bar and line set but only a stuff sack for it to live in.

Make me a reasonable offer so I can get a NASA wing. I'll even consider trades.:D
If interested I'll pull it out and send you some pics.