Can you go land boarding with b3? What winds would you need in MPH?
53279
I would think you could with a steady 20+ mph wind. This kite has kicked my ass at 30+
53280
I land board with my B3 using 15mph winds. I way 160lb, so 15mhp winds is perfect for me. anything more is to much since I am still a noobie
763388
I fly it outside all the time. I prefer no wind, but it can handle light to moderate breeze if you can.
1627315
Downward tilt is not possible. Wind flow is only possible between 12 o'clock and 3 o'clock position. Wind can be directed towards roof or straight horizontal or in between, but never down.
1269379
Ismael,I dont know why you wouldn't be able to us it there. Unless they dont allow kayaks there. The kayak is rated for 400 lbs, so you would be good to go. It moves well in the water, but wouldn't be the best when windy as it's very light and you may have to fight that. For me, I would buy another one if I did it again. It's great.Hope this helps
2146084
It does not come with the tower and it will work fine with wind speed above 25mph. Thanks.
6323
The board will pick up speed quickly but requires a lot of pushing too. Depends on how many hills are on your route and how smooth the road is. Great board for the price, worth a shot..
683779
Stock 10mph add ball bearings and threaded axls, 15 a lipo it's up to 23 add a brushless setup and you can do about 35 but be carefull....your going to break something if you crash at that speed. I attach a gps so I know these time are pretty spot on.
280326
I don't know actual wind speeds but if your anchor points are solid it can handle a good wind. Has provides good shelter in windy rain storms for us
1739086
I would use the B3 for that. B2 is just too small unless you have a lot of wind there. I've been pulled across the beach by either kite!
1215574
You could. I don't. I just cruise/ let the dogs pull me. Nice board for the money. I haven't done a drift in 15 years.
2258821
The manufacturer does not state a wind load capacity other than the brake pads are tested to 70mph. You can see more details on the following link from the manufacturer. http://www.solidsignal.com/prod_display.asp?PROD=TDP2
558382
The bearings would do great for smallerer hills. But this board is a little stiffer when cruising around but you will get used to it after a couple days of riding. On smaller hills or any size hill this board does not give you speed wobbles which is amazing!!!
1215577
I could slide, but wheels are terrible! Had to do way too much pushing... Not enough coasting, you're better off spending about 130 on a good board, I've been boarding for 5 years so sliding a no problem. And also the deck is way too flexible...
1610627
James, this is a great option for anyone mature enough to not damage it on the ground when handling. The three axis stabilization works better than advertised, allowing flights in even moderate wind. I've flown mine in ten mph winds easily by just keeping it facing upwind like a fish in a river current. The only issue I've had is that is sometimes difficult to get it to recognize my transmitter when binding, but that may just be because of my equipment. Get one. You won't regret it.
1406611
Yes you can, my son and i have used our tent together about 8 times and it takes us less than 10 minutes to set up. We were just camping in 30 mph winds with gusts up to 45 and with all of the anchor points for the fly we had no issues at all. Great tent!!!
1181146
This little Habu is not the same as flying a helicopter. And it can reach a speed close to 50 mph! Your acquired skills in flying a helicopter will certainly be helpful, though. I'd go to the Horizon Hobbies site and pick out a trainer with an AS3X system which will self correct itself in many ways. Still, AS3X will NOT fly the plane, but helps to stabilize it when wind threatens to throw your aircraft around the sky. I believe they also have a plane or two with a 'SAFE' system which is supposed to help beginner flyers. Better yet, call Horizon Hobbies and they'll recommend the right plane for you. They're very helpful that way. This little Habu is not the same as flying a helicopter. And it can reach a speed close to 50 mph! Your acquired skills in flying a helicopter will certainly be helpful, though. I'd go to the Horizon Hobbies site and pick out a trainer with an AS3X system which will self correct itself in many ways. Still, AS3X will NOT fly the plane, but helps to stabilize it when wind threatens to throw your aircraft around the sky. I believe they also have a plane or two with a 'SAFE' system which is supposed to help beginner flyers. Better yet, call Horizon Hobbies and they'll recommend the right plane... » Read More This little Habu is not the same as flying a helicopter. And it can reach a speed close to 50 mph! Your acquired skills in flying a helicopter will certainly be helpful, though. I'd go to the Horizon Hobbies site and pick out a trainer with an AS3X system which will self correct itself in many ways. Still, AS3X will NOT fly the plane, but helps to stabilize it when wind threatens to throw your aircraft around the sky. I believe they also have a plane or two with a 'SAFE' system which is supposed to help beginner flyers. Better yet, call Horizon Hobbies and they'll recommend the right plane for you. They're very helpful that way. « Show Less
277817
The Hubsan is very light so light winds should be ok but medium winds may be too much.