So I was in PDX on Friday and was coming down to the coast, got in around 6. I pull up to the beach to snap a few pictures and there's a TON of kites out. I notice two flysurfers out! Rare to see anything except slingshot rev's :p So I was pretty excited to get to watch those fly.

Today I saw them again! I was out buggying with the kids in tow in the early afternoon in 19/24 on the rage but didn't get out on the water til about 4 on my 9m flexi (was well underpowered in the buggy and on water). Had a good few runs and milked it til the wind gave out. I saw one of the guys rolling up his flysurfer and my wife came over to help me out and mentioned he was with a friend named John.

... so the light bulb went off, and I went over to say hi! Super, super nice guys both John and Josh! I told him about the issue with my p10 and he was happy to help out. He was on his way back up the coast but be spent a lot time with me in surgery on the kite to make sure it was good to go. We ran into a few speed bumps but he was in until the job was done.

I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed meeting John and Josh and how they help me with the p10. I'm extremely appreciative! Great ambassadors for flysurfer!! So, again a huge thank you! I donated some ninkasi seasonals to their roadtrip but it hardly seems like enough

Hopefully I'll make it up to bellingham one of these days...

Awesome, glad you got it straightened out

So what was the issue with the P10 and how was it fixed?

He's awesome, did a great job on the SA :bigok:

My first mixer test, the A was way longer so the B needed to be lengthened (and the C to compensate) but there wasn't enough line length left on the B! Wasn't sure if I was doing something wrong or not, John set me straight. Also we stretched out the ring lines, moved the line extensions/ELC's to the right place and patched an LCL issue.