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Luego de una domingo espectacular en palomino con algunos incidentes me recuerdo que .
1- Es super riesgoso y en especial con Foil kites el navegar solo.
2- Las tablas y los Kites tienen que tener nombre y # de telefono ( en 2 lugares ( visible y no visible )
3- Tener un backup plan en caso de que la cosa se tranque ( se cae el viento o 20 mil cosas que pueden pasar) alguien tiene que saber tu kitesurf plan en tierra y tener manera de llegar a ti .
4- Cuando usas un Foil kite y cae al agua tienes tu tiempo contado pero dejar la tabla es peligroso y costoso . Facilmente te encuentras nadando con el kite cogiendo agua y tu sin ninguna flotacion y perdiendo la tabla , (es mas facli de lo que uno se cree )
Saludos. Kiko
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Kiko,
How about the time that I picked you up 3 miles off-shore as the sun was going down after the wind died. At least you had a kite to float on, a foil kite could have been deadly in that situation. Always have a back up plan and let others know where you are going. It's a good idea to have a very good water case for a phone or a 2 way radio.
I bought a several Nautilus Lifeline Marine Radios when we opened in Dorado. I think one of these would be good equipment to have with you when foiling long distances or off shore. Essentially it is a waterproof marine radio that is enclosed in a waterproof case. Wen the case is closed it is rated to a depth of 425 feet. It also have the ability to send an emergency alert to the cost guard and provides your GPS location.